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Gamboler Posted 10 years ago
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The flat of a revolver
From the book "Black sheep, run", a mystery novel by Bart Spicer:
"A man named Dalton, Dead. Had I run into him? Yeah, I'd run into him with the flat of a .38"
What part of the revolver is the flat? Is it the barrel, the grip, the muzzle?
I googled it without results. Maybe it's old American slang. The book was published in 1951.
"A man named Dalton, Dead. Had I run into him? Yeah, I'd run into him with the flat of a .38"
What part of the revolver is the flat? Is it the barrel, the grip, the muzzle?
I googled it without results. Maybe it's old American slang. The book was published in 1951.
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gamboler What part of the revolver is the flat? Is it the barrel, the grip, the muzzle? Just generally the side of the revolver, used to slap the opponent viciously.
- gamboler What part of the revolver is the flat?
- Is it the barrel, the grip, the muzzle?
- Just generally the side of the revolver, used to slap the opponent viciously.
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gambolerWhat part of the revolver is the flat? Is it the barrel, the grip, the muzzle?Just generally the side of the revolver, used to slap the opponent viciously.
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