Albert1434

Aloha All

Tonight were having for dinner Pork Chop with Dijon Mushroom Pan Sauce and smashed potatoes

For Bucket

For Clo

Your luck not be living then!

You see it a cowboy load one empty chamber!

I know what you mean

Open the loading gate on the right side of the frame, which exposes the chambers of the cylinder. Load one cartridge into the first chamber, then skip the next chamber and load four more cartridges into the remaining chambers. This leaves an empty chamber under the hammer, which prevents accidental discharge if the hammer is struck. Close the loading gate and rotate the cylinder until the empty chamber is aligned with the barrel. Pull the hammer back to the full-cock position, which locks the cylinder in place and makes the pistol ready to fire. The time it takes to load a peacemaker pistol depends on how fast you can perform these steps, but it is generally much slower than loading a modern semi-automatic pistol. A skilled shooter could load a peacemaker pistol in about 10 to 15 seconds, while a novice might take twice as long or more.

Even in the movies where they show some one reloading it isn't fast!

True that!

Your just now figuring this out!

I couldn't agree more I remember in one. He sneezed and said "God bless me no one else will!"

A double eagle is a gold coin of the United States with a denomination of $20. It was minted from 1849 to 1933 and contains 0.9675 troy ounces of pure gold The value of a double eagle depends on several factors, such as the date, mint mark, condition, and rarity of the coin. 1870 S: $1,950 in average condition, $5,540 in uncirculated condition, and $65,631 in proof condition

Death Toll in Maui is up to 99😢

The Colt Single Action Army (SAA) revolver, also known as the Peacemaker, was one of the most popular and iconic firearms of the Old West. It was introduced in 1873 and chambered in various calibers, such as .45 Colt, .44-40 Winchester, and .38-40 Winchester. The Colt SAA was widely used by lawmen, outlaws, cowboys, soldiers, and adventurers. The price of the Colt SAA varied depending on the year, the model, the caliber, the finish, and the availability. According to some sources12, the average price of a Colt SAA in the 1870s and 1880s was around $17 to $20, which would be equivalent to about $400 to $500 in today’s money. However, some rare or embellished models could fetch much higher prices, especially if they had historical significance or belonged to famous people. And Jubal clearly had the money to buy this weapon

This is the gun that Jubal used! I had one just like this!

Tonight we had for dinner Italian-Style Pork Meatballs with tomato sauce and zucchini fries😁

That is just lovely

Ok Ok now I must wait till next Monday, hurry up oh way were day!

Talk about bad guys how about Angel Eyes!

Muhahahahaha