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Mercedes
Mercedes
Wind tunnel testing was not to scale. They were beautiful.
Mercedes
Wind tunnel testing was not to scale. They were beautiful.
^ Pretty f'n cool.
"Don't worry boys, they can't hit an elephant at this dist---"...
Those were the last words of Union general John Sedgwick surveying his position at Spotsylvania Court House (May 9, 1864) before a Confederate sharpshooter whacked him from 1200 yards away with a 450 grain hexagonal bolt.
Yep, they really did a good job on Stonewall Jackson.Those southern slave owning Democrats really could shoot
Those southern slave owning Democrats really could shoot
We takin' you back...Way back.
Here's an old school joint for y'all:
A Whitworth. Sgt. Berry Benson although he said he didn't know for sure if it was Sedgwick or not."Don't worry boys, they can't hit an elephant at this dist---"...
Those were the last words of Union general John Sedgwick surveying his position at Spotsylvania Court House (May 9, 1864) before a Confederate sharpshooter whacked him from 1200 yards away with a 450 grain hexagonal bolt.
Or the Iron Brigade. Stonewall Brigade and the Iron Brigade effectively beat the living shit out of each other before 1864. Probably the best soldiers each side had.Both sides were equally matched actually. I wouldn't fuck with Berdan's Rangers (Union) on any day either. These guys can rack up a tally big time.
A Whitworth. Sgt. Berry Benson although he said he didn't know for sure if it was Sedgwick or not.
He actually said in his book "Confederate Scout Sniper" that he used an Enfield more often. There were not nearly enough Whitworths and the Enfield with irons was plenty good. He never really surrendered. Never took the oath. Just went home to SC and lived a very quiet life. He was a well respected man with few if any enemies.I don't think he even had a scope. The scopes of the period (Malcom) were not very reliable and prone to fogging in the heat and humidity of Virginia in late spring. The sharpshooters who used Whitworths and 2-band Enfields wouldn't have relied on such expensive rigs. They would have done their jobs with iron sights. Sergeant Benson most likely made that shot with irons. Maybe a stock-mounted vernier or peep at most.
Guys, all this Civil War talk is interesting and all but...where are the titties? And not yours, I don't want to see yours.
OK I hear ya. I just like rifles better now. Overall they have cost me less money fewer sleepless nights.Guys, all this Civil War talk is interesting and all but...where are the titties? And not yours, I don't want to see yours.
Guys, all this Civil War talk is interesting and all but...where are the titties? And not yours, I don't want to see yours.
OK I hear ya. I just like rifles better now. Overall they have cost me less money fewer sleepless nights.
You had to ask. I just barfed all over my key board.Guys, all this Civil War talk is interesting and all but...where are the titties? And not yours, I don't want to see yours.
Just for you
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Beat me to it by 13 minutes....
Hot headed, lead slinging swinger.
Colonel (Harland) Sanders Shootout