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    No easy feat right there. The balancing isn't the issue until after the shot has been fired
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    It looks good though...wonder if it's in the book?
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    Since the backsight appears to have a protective cover over it, his grouping is going to be very, very poor. Even if the horse is stone-deaf! (Maybe it's a wooden horse?)

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    Makes you wonder about the Calvary
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    Begs the questions. Very well trained horses? Very foolish soldiers?

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    Too much time on their hands. Troops today still do stuff like that...but not with horses... 40mm Bean Bag Grenade To The Chest Like A Boss
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    Horse play is one thing but the guy that took the bag is a Hammer Head.

    Perhaps these photos is were the term "horse play" originated?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY View Post
    the guy that took the bag is a Hammer Head.
    Got to agree with you there. Just glad it wasn't my guys and I just happened to be coming by with the Sgt Major at that second...just as they fired...

    I still had to laugh though, I've known guys just like that.
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    I don't even want to think of the probable outcome of that if he'd taken the bean bag on the sternum instead of the upper abs.

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