Four-Barrel Pistol Display
pistols such as these were common among military officers. Each fired four shots before needing to be reloaded. For a mounted rider, reloading was an almost impossible task. Four-barrel Pistols, 1832-?
A four-barrel pistol is displayed in a museum case, with a plaque explaining that it could fire four shots before reloading and was difficult for mounted riders to reload. The uploader’s caption jokingly presents it as the ideal weapon for shooting four evenly spaced people arranged in a 2×2 formation. EN: A four-barrel pistol is displayed in a museum case, with a plaque explaining that it could fire four shots before reloading and was difficult for mounted riders to reload. The uploader’s caption jokingly presents it as the ideal weapon for shooting four evenly spaced people arranged in a 2×2 formation.
- @memetutorial / 18770 2024-09-22
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- absurd, dark humor
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