Tag Archives: pistol

Single Action vs Double Action Revolver

If you’re going to take the hands-on Reincarnation Awareness (RA) Program, you’ll have to pick up a gun sooner or later, realizing that no matter what your feelings and attitudes about guns might be at the moment, in the past, you carried a gun because there were no police, and the army didn’t give a … Continue reading

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Gunslinger Guru

I guess that’s me. Ever since I reincarnated as a gunslinger back in the Post-Civil-War period, what they now call the “Indian Wars” and “Range Wars”, I’ve been trying to get people to give the fast-draw fat-burner a shot — hey, I made a pun. I’m drawing a bead on a target with a non-firing … Continue reading

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Hands-On Reincarnation Awareness

  Have you ever “just known” something that happened so long ago your present body wasn’t even born yet? … Continue reading

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My Hollywood Days

  Since I’ve been posting on the subject of my Hollywood career in coaching fast-draw and gun-twirling — said career spanning well over six months, not necessarily in a row — I guess I should give you a short version of my Hollywood Entertainment Industry background: … Continue reading

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The Gun That Killed Lincoln

  This is an exact museum-grade replica of the pistol that was used by John Wilkes Booth to assassinate Abraham Lincoln on the night of April 14, 1865, the end of the Civil War. I had the idea that this, and other famous and infamous weapons, could be sold out of a small shop somewhere. … Continue reading

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Fast-Draw Sammy Davis, Jr.

Sammy was multi-talented beyond anything you ever saw. … Continue reading

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