H Hawg New member Mar 25, 2017 #21 Southern cavalry might even have some old single shot horse pistols as well. Click to expand... Maybe. A lot of them swapped their sabers for sawed off shotguns since cavalry action was often up close and personal. Who would have had time to swap cylinders anyway? And I'd like to see somebody swap cylinders from the back of a galloping horse.
Southern cavalry might even have some old single shot horse pistols as well. Click to expand... Maybe. A lot of them swapped their sabers for sawed off shotguns since cavalry action was often up close and personal. Who would have had time to swap cylinders anyway? And I'd like to see somebody swap cylinders from the back of a galloping horse.
M Model12Win Moderator Mar 25, 2017 #22 Maybe. Click to expand... No, not maybe. This DID have them at the start of the war during the initial scramble for arms.
Maybe. Click to expand... No, not maybe. This DID have them at the start of the war during the initial scramble for arms.
H Hawg New member Mar 25, 2017 #23 This DID have them at the start of the war during the initial scramble for arms. Click to expand... Oh yeah, at the beginning they used a lot of crap that was discarded at the first opportunity to get something better.
This DID have them at the start of the war during the initial scramble for arms. Click to expand... Oh yeah, at the beginning they used a lot of crap that was discarded at the first opportunity to get something better.
