To: bert
Did Wyatt Erp use a pistol brace?I don't know - but some of the 'Colt Single Action Army'-type revolvers were apparently available with shoulder stocks (which was entirely legal at the time). I also don't know if/when Mr. Earp might have owned such a Colt; info at the Kansas Historical Society web site suggests that he carried a .44 S&W at the 'OK Corral'...
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I don't know - but some of the 'Colt Single Action Army'-type revolvers were apparently available with shoulder stocks (which was entirely legal at the time). I also don't know if/when Mr. Earp might have owned such a Colt; info at the Kansas Historical Society web site suggests that he carried a .44 S&W at the 'OK Corral'... German Lugers also came with a holster which could be attached as a stock.
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10/19/2020 12:52:39 PM PDT by
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