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TX: Pisol Could Become Official State Gun
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Texas has its own amphibian, dinosaur and pepper, but no official state handgun. Until now, if state Rep. Mike Lang, R-Granbury, has his way. Lawmakers are primed to pull the trigger on a resolution that would designate the 1847 Colt Walker pistol, used in the Mexican-American War, as the state handgun of Texas.
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PHORTO
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They could pick a better example.
The Walker was prone to exploding in the shooter's hand due to overloading. |
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