Historic Lewis & Clark Air Rifle Posted on March 5, 2011 by admin1 Lewis and Clark’s secret weapon – a late 18th Century .46 cal. 20 shot repeating air rifle by Girandoni! At a distance of 50 feet, this amazing rifle is capable of placing ten shots into a group the size of a quarter. Pretty Impressive! Great pictures and info at the National Firearms Museum Did you like this? Share it:TweetRelated posts:Cell Phone GunDaniel Roy Smith ShootoutAmmo Effects Using Different Caliber AmmoPair of Singing Bird PistolsFull Auto Glock 17 with Huge ClipMiniGun Wheelchair2nd AmendmentSenior Imperial WalkerExploding Deer RifleSpeedos and Beer - They Don't Mix WellPeace Through Superior FirepowerGun Control
The gentelman speaking needs to study his geography at bit. The headwaters of the Potomac are NOT in the Cascades. I think he meant the headwaters of the Columbia River. Reply ↓
The gentelman speaking needs to study his geography at bit. The headwaters of the Potomac are NOT in the Cascades. I think he meant the headwaters of the Columbia River.