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Just as an fyi they title is a comment someone made on this that I thought was perfect
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Dude has a win win situation on his hands
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My kinda woman!!!!!
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How is that not knocking her on her as at that range? Just a .22?
Oh and by the way, at the end of the video there is a link to this one, it's all in Italian or something but HOLY FUCK!!!!!!!!! |
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like I stated "my kinda woman"
isnt TV overseas great or what?
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fuck that lol
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Quote:
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Do I look like a fucking linguist?!?!?!?
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probably a 22lr because there is near no recoil and it's either a semi-auto or a lever action with a tube magazine meaning most likely was either chambered for a rimfire cartridge or a low velocity round like a .32 Special or a .35 Rem. It's hard the say for sure there were so many low velocity rounds back then. I mean the 30/30 was considered blistering and they had a lot of odd chambers like the .28 RF and the .34 RF which were pretty much target only rounds much like the .32 S&W of today
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