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    What you dont see on his Rt hip is what made Clint the star he is "Make my day"or "Have I fired 5 or 6 shots feeling lucky Punk?"

    As a postcript in Dirty Harry S&W could not supply an M-29 44 Mag what they used was a S&W .41 Magnum just some info in case you wondered why there are not to many muzzle shots of his handgun in that film......
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    My dad had an original model Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 mag as I was growing up. Now that was a gun that would wear out the web of your hand. He'd had some trigger work done and it wanted only a thought to launch its projectile. It went home with my brother when my dad died.

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    I owned a Ruger Super Redhawk 44 mag stainless and loved shooting it

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    My dad called his "Sweet Lips," based upon a gnarled translation of Geoffrey Chaucer in The Miller's Tale from The Canterbury Tales. Beginning at line 3805:
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    This Nicholas immediately let fly a fart
    As greet as it had been a thonder-dent,
    As great as if it had been a thunder-bolt,
    That with the strook he was almoost yblent;
    So that with the stroke he was almost blinded;
    My dad. What a character.

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