Did he fire six shots or only five?
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5 for the smart ones dont have a live round under the hammer when they cary a 44.
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-depends on the shooter!!
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i think he should have stopped at five
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a six-shooter is a pistol with a revolving cylinder (usually having six chambers for bullets)\nBut the hot six shooter is a chilli sauce\nSee in\nhttp://www.arizonagunslinger.com/product.htm\n ARIZONA GUNSLINGER SMOKIN SIX SHOOTER PACK
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several answers are correct here.  When shooting sporting clays, two are allowed per rules.  However, the five- to eight answer is also accurate depending upon what kind of gun you have and how big the magazine is.  Some law enforcement guns can hold five in the magazine, one in the chamber and two each in either side of the stock, or butt, of the gun, giving you a total of 10.  Problem is, no agency authorizes carrying one in the chamber while in the car, so really the answer is nine at most unless you have a bandoleer strapped to your chest like Rambo.
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The guy who pulled the trigger of the gun that shot him. I'll need more than 10 points to give you that persons name.
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how many times has he been shot 9, 20, 30?? he like a human watering can! I think he talks more shi* than he rapps hes a big girl!!
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Because he wasn't paying full and complete attention to his surroundings, as a hunter (or anyone discharging a firearm) should.\n\nADDITION (to respond to some other comments): \nI'm not aware of anyone who is seriously suggesting that he shot his friend intentionally.  However, saying it was an accident does not mean that there was nothing that could have been done to prevent it.  The NRA's safe hunting rules state: \n\n"Know your target and what is beyond.  Be absolutely sure you have identified your target beyond any doubt. Equally important, be aware of the area beyond your target. This means observing your prospective area of fire before you shoot. Never fire in a direction in which there are people or any other potential for mishap. Think first. Shoot second."\n\nThis is a rule that was not followed by Cheney. While it was indeed an accident, it was one caused by carelessness on the part of both Cheney and Whittington.
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he should have answered 5. Its the number of letters in the question\n(twelve six eight)
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HE HIT SIX SIXES IN AN OVER
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many players have hit four in a row, some have hit five.\ni don't know of any that have hit six in a row.
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My guess is that Jim designed it but I am not sure how you would find out who actually made it.  Lots of great players actually know how to make cues, and judging by the way you say there were only 6 made maybe he made it himself.
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I think he said guns. Lowell from Wings does not need two gods. He is a simple fella.
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They would fire together after 14 minutes and 24 seconds. The one fired every 96 seconds would have been shot 9 times and the 108 sec. gun would be fired 8 times.
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Hmm-m. Interesting question...\n\nI thought about this for a while and see no\nreason why this math would not be correct.\nAssuming that the bullet did explode when\nstruck by the firing pin, and the bullet left \nthe end of the barrel of the gun at say \n2000 feet per second velocity...\n\n2000 fps = 1800 Mph\n\nThe Moon is 239,000 miles from Earth.\nLet's say you were 10 miles up in the sky\nwhen you fired the gun.  Distance = 238,990 Miles.\n\nSo, 238,990 / 1800 = 132.7 hours \n\nSince there is no atmosphere in space to slow down the \nbullet as it traveled, we can estimate that the bullet would \ncontinue traveling at 1800 mph for the entire trip. The \ngravitational pull of the Moon would influence the bullet's\nvelocity somewhat towards the end of its flight, but my\nfigures show that with 1/6 the gravity of Earth, the Moon\nwould not significantly change the time of flight.\n\nAnswer: 132 Hours.   or   5.5 Days.\n\nNow, I have two questions for you:\n\n#1.)  If the rifle did fire off in space, would you see any smoke?\n\n#2.)  If you were 10 miles up in the atmosphere - say 50,000 ft.,\nhow fast must you be going, to be able to remain at that altitude,\nand in which direction?\n\nYour question makes reference to the Space Station as the point of firing the gun. In my answer above I did not use that as the platform from which the gun was fired because I do not have at my finger tips the approximate altitude of the Space Station though I know it is much more than 50,000 Ft. I also did not take into account the thin atmosphere which exists at 50,000 feet, or the pull backwards on the bullet by the gravity of Earth. These omissions were made simply to run the numbers and see what I came up with since I thought this was an interesting question. Now, having dispensed with the mundane aspects of my quick math, let's discuss the real problem with this question...\n\nThe Earth is spinning. The Moon is orbiting the Earth at a certain velocity, hence it is a moving target. The moving target is being shot at from a moving platform. If you have any hope of hitting the Moon with your bullet, you would have to fire at the place where the Moon will be 5.5 days from the time of firing your gun, not at where the Moon is now. To do that requires more math than a few simple divisions of distance and velocity. For example, the moon swings completely around the Earth at a radius of 238,900 miles in 27.3 Earth days. The circumfrence of that circle is Pi x D = 1,500,292 miles (assuming the orbit is a circle, which it is not). So, the velocity that the Moon is moving away from its present spot right this minute is 2,290 miles per hour.  Since the Moon rises and sets on our horizon each night, you can see that in our calculation, the Moon would have passed overhead at least 5 times in 5.5 days. So your rifle would have to be pointed at the place you calculate the Moon should be at in 5.5 days.        \nRegards,\nZah
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I doubt that anyone knows how many people were involved in JFK's murder.  I am sure Oswald was NOT the only one involved.  From what I have read, he didn't even qualify on the rifle range when he was in the USMC, and that was with a semi-automatic rifle.  The Carcano he is accused of using would not be the weapon of choice for such a job.  That particular model tended to jam and you would want a more tried and true weapon for such a task, such as a Mauser 98.
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MAGIC\n\nNo he was given bad gunpowder. To test his loyalty. he smelt the powder before he fired, and guest it was bad.\n(this was not shown the in the night before, but added to the final episode)