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You know this is based on a comic book, right? --[[User:John Ryder|John Ryder]] | You know this is based on a comic book, right? --[[User:John Ryder|John Ryder]] | ||
| − | Yes I know. I was reading the comic book back in the seventies when I was a kid and I don't recall dual Gatling Guns mounted on a horse. Also note that I did aknowledge that it's a Fantasy Western. Still | + | Yes I know. I was reading the comic book back in the seventies when I was a kid and I don't recall dual Gatling Guns mounted on a horse. Also note that I did aknowledge that it's a Fantasy Western. Still doesn't change the fact that I find horse mounted Gatling Guns to be stupid. Reminds me of [[Will Smith|Will Smith's]] ''[[Wild Wild West]]''.--[[User:Jcordell|Jcordell]] 17:06, 30 April 2010 (UTC) |
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| + | They mounted the short barrel 1874 Gatling gun on camels, with special mounts. Rob the Fiend | ||
some of the ideas in Fantasy western feeling like there modern ideas using old tech. like the magazine fed crossbows that shoot sticks of dynamite are like grenade launcher/rocket launchers. or Gatling as machine guns. but I don't think stick of dynamite would fly very far or straight. also using two gating guns to kill 8 men seem over the tip. it might be cheaper just to use his colts single action army's | some of the ideas in Fantasy western feeling like there modern ideas using old tech. like the magazine fed crossbows that shoot sticks of dynamite are like grenade launcher/rocket launchers. or Gatling as machine guns. but I don't think stick of dynamite would fly very far or straight. also using two gating guns to kill 8 men seem over the tip. it might be cheaper just to use his colts single action army's | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 1 May 2010
Chit Chat
You think we could cut down on the personal interjections in the picture captions? Your withering disdain for Hollywood's lack of regard for Newton's laws is cute and all, but it adds nothing to the article than to characterize the contributors of this site as bitter douches. --Toadvine
- Yes! Please note also, that snarky commentary in descriptions OR picture captions is against IMFDB rules. (Read the Rules page folks). And members are well within their rights to re-write / edit caustic and sarcastic commentary on IMFDB. MoviePropMaster2008 02:41, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
Gatling guns
Gatling guns mounted on the horse? Really? I mean I know that it's a fantasy western, but come on. Oh well. --Jcordell 15:01, 30 April 2010 (UTC)
You know this is based on a comic book, right? --John Ryder
Yes I know. I was reading the comic book back in the seventies when I was a kid and I don't recall dual Gatling Guns mounted on a horse. Also note that I did aknowledge that it's a Fantasy Western. Still doesn't change the fact that I find horse mounted Gatling Guns to be stupid. Reminds me of Will Smith's Wild Wild West.--Jcordell 17:06, 30 April 2010 (UTC)
They mounted the short barrel 1874 Gatling gun on camels, with special mounts. Rob the Fiend
some of the ideas in Fantasy western feeling like there modern ideas using old tech. like the magazine fed crossbows that shoot sticks of dynamite are like grenade launcher/rocket launchers. or Gatling as machine guns. but I don't think stick of dynamite would fly very far or straight. also using two gating guns to kill 8 men seem over the tip. it might be cheaper just to use his colts single action army's
why in western do the bad @#!*% shoot everyone that insults them?
" I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted"- John Wayne in one of his films. In the Duke can, so can you.--Mandolin 02:50, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
Wall of Guns
Is there a Nock Gun hanging right behind Jonah's head, or is it some kind of fictional gatling rifle? Paul_Baeumer 30.04.2010
Strange as it may be, it actually looks like a Sharps carbine shoved into some sort of sleeve with extra barrels on it. --Toadvine 02:44, 1 May 2010 (UTC)