Cavalry gun
7 Days of shooting.
Week#20.
Handles.
Unusual point of view tuesday.
An unusual point of view. For most of us that is. I take it you don't stare in the barrel of a gun everyday, Let alone a double barrel gun.
It this case a French double barrel cavalry gun from around 1830. The gun has two barrels, two triggers and two hammers.
The gun is not floating in mid air. Nor did I cut out the gun in photoshop. When you flip the image verticaly you can see that the gun is balancing on its two hammers and resting with the handle against the backwall, the two barrels in an allmost 45 degree angle. An unusual point of view also.
ODT: Begins with G
Cavalry gun
7 Days of shooting.
Week#20.
Handles.
Unusual point of view tuesday.
An unusual point of view. For most of us that is. I take it you don't stare in the barrel of a gun everyday, Let alone a double barrel gun.
It this case a French double barrel cavalry gun from around 1830. The gun has two barrels, two triggers and two hammers.
The gun is not floating in mid air. Nor did I cut out the gun in photoshop. When you flip the image verticaly you can see that the gun is balancing on its two hammers and resting with the handle against the backwall, the two barrels in an allmost 45 degree angle. An unusual point of view also.
ODT: Begins with G