The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-31
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young fellow Of about IS entered. He was
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gun. In tho .exprsssiveness and laconic
Is sssd ho mans 81 K. mss and
the weapon Of the sportsmsn. uncurtailed Of
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. tsnderioot wants, that kind Of, thing. Give
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not pull her Of In tims-and then he'll be laid
oq IL sG Va: LANDED Esafss action Colt. o,
the same model which. after carefully exam.
lining. be proceeded to cock ana Are, twirline
and pressing the, trigger the moment the butt
came into the palm OF his hand. After some
ps Ana he as DY R h. .sse was
bis ean n:s sS ss % the ns
nor half dozen. Bill the Kid, gould do II:
60 Pa S sn Sheriff Sspn.s q
s Cow Il PHI isa r. S
G P Sd trying 70 paint
up to him. covered him with his six-shooter.
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What kind of reviewers are in demand2"
Forty.iive and forty-iour calibres, Cote
models are the favorites then comes Smith 4
ere often g. town and ne to paek gun l.
rel is taken on and the short one put on. and
then It can be carried in the hip pocket. Tho
great trouble with all thess ,psstos 10 that they
BY having the catch filed down. The pistol Of
the cowboy is az Gne o9 the trigger as we're the
!: Do You sell many British bulldog pistols p,
Yes. They are chiefly bought by railroad
Ia Hs s1d bSHy @ VIC are ;ss
A q 10 n = a , ssh9g % scae0Ard."
"Weii. IL Il sn a pistol scabbard with a strap
passing over the right shoulder and supports
the pistol under your coat on the left side. 1t
that You are only looking for your handker.
wild and can't DO depended upon Tor over mr.
DO you ever sell % and 80 calibres y
No: that H. to say. very seldom. A Texan
or New Mexico boy would consider such pistols
toys he may stoop as low as Al. but there he
stops. When a man or boy shoots at another
in this Slims.e he shoots to kill and has no use
What use have tramps for pistols ?"
Well. they use them to stand of brnkemen
and conductors who want to thnow them of
boys carry them more because it is the fashion
than anything else. and few men feel safe with
out something in their pocket.
want to show, you kind OF shotgun that
about half Q dozen double barrelled shotguns
were standing In rack. They had all been
cut on short, the barrels boing only about two
feet in length but otherwise they were perfect.
deputy s6erifrs, United States Marshais. and
officers Of the law generally. and whom they
get the drop on you with one OF them. it's a
case OF throw up your hands. no matter how
hss x They are
the scat Of buggy with ease. Wells-Fargo's
messengers all carry them. and at short
range they beat rifles and six sh ooters all to
HSln + W.: a d.pSy With az aS h
took in Curly Bin. Bill was riding out Of the Is
corral. and Horn had stationed himself just BY
the door post. As Bill rode out he covered him
and called to him g throw up his hands.
his hands. Had it been siI:shooter he d have
taken chances. A darn fool went and rode
through the dining room In the railroad hotel at
pemtng fourishing his pistol. and frightening
fits. Dan Tucker found the fellow on the street,
covered him with her. and called hands up.
Tho idiot made motion for his six shooter.
and Dan filed him chock full Of buckshot."