To: rodeocowboy
Burp guns are not mentioned anymore are they? In the 1950s, every kid wanted a toy burp gun. Or a grease gun. They were stubby little automatics. Like an Uzi.
51 posted on
07/26/2003 1:21:09 PM PDT by
DPB101
To: DPB101
We had grease guns at Jackson.
They told us about curved barrels used in WWII to shoot around corners; but very few. They said they really chewed up barrels.
I know the Germans used some curved barrels too but many claimed the US did not.
78 posted on
07/28/2003 7:57:39 PM PDT by
autoresponder
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To: DPB101
In the 1950s, every kid wanted a toy burp gun. Or a grease gun.
I had a wind-up cap-firing burp/grease gun similar to this real McCoy, and used it battling Russians in Budapest in 1956, imaginary.
81 posted on
07/28/2003 9:50:16 PM PDT by
PhilDragoo
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