one riot, one Ranger.
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2016 9:37 am
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I had not thought about that.Jusme wrote:Great post and links.
The Texas Penal Code 42.02 defines "Riot" as an assemblage of 7 or more.
I always heard that the number was significant, because Texas Rangers carried 6 shooters. Anything over 6 people, and he would need more help.
But didn't the Lone Ranger wear TWO six shooters, one on each hip?WildBill wrote:I had not thought about that.Jusme wrote:Great post and links.
The Texas Penal Code 42.02 defines "Riot" as an assemblage of 7 or more.
I always heard that the number was significant, because Texas Rangers carried 6 shooters. Anything over 6 people, and he would need more help.
I don't think silver bullets are as effective as those made of lead.txglock21 wrote:But didn't the Lone Ranger wear TWO six shooters, one on each hip?WildBill wrote:I had not thought about that.Jusme wrote:Great post and links.
The Texas Penal Code 42.02 defines "Riot" as an assemblage of 7 or more.
I always heard that the number was significant, because Texas Rangers carried 6 shooters. Anything over 6 people, and he would need more help.
txglock21 wrote:But didn't the Lone Ranger wear TWO six shooters, one on each hip?WildBill wrote:I had not thought about that.Jusme wrote:Great post and links.
The Texas Penal Code 42.02 defines "Riot" as an assemblage of 7 or more.
I always heard that the number was significant, because Texas Rangers carried 6 shooters. Anything over 6 people, and he would need more help.
And was a former Ranger.Jusme wrote:txglock21 wrote:But didn't the Lone Ranger wear TWO six shooters, one on each hip?WildBill wrote:I had not thought about that.Jusme wrote:Great post and links.
The Texas Penal Code 42.02 defines "Riot" as an assemblage of 7 or more.
I always heard that the number was significant, because Texas Rangers carried 6 shooters. Anything over 6 people, and he would need more help.
Yeah but he only shot the guns out of BG hands.