What should the "Official" Texas state firearm be?

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  • Jakashh

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    'While fine-tuning the first prototype rifle, Barrett began designing a second prototype that featured an improved and sleek exterior and other improvements learned from the first prototype. He made a video of the first prototype being fired, then prepared the second prototype so it would set on a table. He displayed the latter at a Houston, Texas, gun show where three people gave him deposits to make a rifle for them. With a limited amount of money, Barrett set up a small shop at his residence in a gravel-floored garage. He began by building a batch of 30 rifles, mainly because the two wooden gun racks he made in his father’s cabinet shop held 15 rifles each.[SUP][2]"

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    rsayloriii

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    'While fine-tuning the first prototype rifle, Barrett began designing a second prototype that featured an improved and sleek exterior and other improvements learned from the first prototype. He made a video of the first prototype being fired, then prepared the second prototype so it would set on a table. He displayed the latter at a Houston, Texas, gun show where three people gave him deposits to make a rifle for them. With a limited amount of money, Barrett set up a small shop at his residence in a gravel-floored garage. He began by building a batch of 30 rifles, mainly because the two wooden gun racks he made in his father’s cabinet shop held 15 rifles each.[SUP][2]"

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    Never trust Wikipedia! ... especially on your phone and rushed for time. Lol

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    Kennydale

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    djr46

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    Actually a 2 gun affair in my mind.
    A Winchester 92 chambered in 44/40 and a Colt single action chambered the same.. The guns of Texas...


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    General Zod

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    Either the Colt Patterson or the Walker Colt. The Patterson was used in large numbers by the Republic of Texas military and the Rangers, and the Walker was designed specifically to meet the needs of the Rangers - Samuel Walker, especially.
     
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