.44 Magnum

in a fit of desperate violence, Worth actually attacks Doyle, robs him of drug and fuel money, and takes his decrepit lobster boat, the Old Salt, out onto the water to stalk the girls.

He intends to let them do the hard work of finding the treasure, and then he's going to take it from them using his RG .44 Magnum revolver.

The juxtaposition the sources draw here is just brilliant.

Abby is looking up through a Cassie Green telescope at the infinite wonder and mathematical purity of the cosmos.

'Cause so many people are getting up...

I mean, when I, my, had my deal with the bear, I had a .44 Magnum I'd carried for 20 years-

Mm-hmm

...

"Hit them as fast as you can." And anybody could try this.

Take, take your gun, put a couple of little squares and see how fast you can shoot that gun and how many hits you can make quick.

Because with a .44 Magnum-

Yeah

We don't hunt with those.

Oh, they're fine if the bear, trees okay that that that's okay but if you're you got one a big bear he won't tree he's gonna stay on the ground uh they want something like a 44 magnum or some of these blackouts and legends bushmasters uh something that's going to hit the bear and then not penetrate because they're worried about it coming out the other side and hitting one of their five ten thousand dollar dogs and so late that's what they stress was they want that quick lever action gun because that bear may pop out 15 yards from you don't have time to find it in a scope it's open sights uh i just bought a 444 marlin just strictly for that reason But, you know, you can get some of those now, but the high tech, they're not like they like Mark was just talking about the ballistics anymore.

These labor action guns are they're not they're not your daddy's 3030 anymore.

no and i think it's timney you know lever actions were never known to have great triggers i mean they were like pulling a sledgehammer across a tabletop but if i'm not mistaken i just read some information the other day i think it's timney has come out with replacement aftermarket adjustable triggers for them and that's a game changer as well um you know all your well the majority of your uh lever actions are made to chamber the straight wall cartridges.

360 Buckhammer, another new round.

444 Marlin that Ed just talked about.

44 Magnum and 3855, which I've never seen a 3855.

I haven't

And that's kind of an interesting note there.

You'll hear guys that love the 41 Magnum, and they'll be like, oh, there's only 19 thousandths difference between the 41 Magnum and the 44 Magnum.

Well, there's only 23 thousandths difference between...

the 41, the 44 Magnum and the 45 Colt.

If you can see four thousands with your naked eye, you know, Bravo, because I can't.

So there's about roughly the same difference in caliber jump there.

And you'll hear the 41 Magnum guys, you know, argue up and down with the 41 Magnum.

We'll do everything that the 44 Magnum will do.

so he's killed

um i don't i don't i don't know if it's it's not shooting i think he's got like a knife or something he would stab the dogs or something so or poison them or something all i they don't really say but i can't imagine he's shooting the dogs you can't be fucking firing a gun he's got like a 44 magnum or something it's like a big ass or or some kind of a i think it's a 40

no it is it's a 44 magnum yeah who Oh, Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver also

had.

Oh, okay.

So I didn't want to say for sure, but he does have the gun.

So after it, he has the gun.

And the .44 Magnum is the only gun that he uses throughout

Rodney Pierce was 30 years old.

Inside the house was a .44 Magnum revolver, and when Bonnie told him to get it, Ronnie did.

He didn't know who was outside, he hadn't spoken to Yoshi, and he hadn't spoken to Webb.

Neither teenager knew that anyone inside that house was now armed.

This time, it wasn't Bonnie.

Standing in the doorway was Rodney Pierce and in his hands was a gun.

It was a loaded .44 Magnum Smith & Wesson revolver.

Webb saw it immediately.

If it's might have thread a revolver for them.

Number two, and to this picture specifically, this is a 44 Magnum Hunter revolver.

Which is a Taurus gun.

So, like, if you were to get a lever gun instead, it would be slightly less expensive and undoubtedly more reliable than getting a Taurus revolver.

And with a 12-inch barrel, it's getting 100% of that round's intended velocity.

Gorgeous.

Meanwhile, you don't have to buy a .44 Magnum and scale it up and find a super hot .44 Magnum.

Just buy a .30 Epic in a 12-inch barrel chamber for a .30 Epic.

So

44 Magnum.

Yep.

Smith and Wesson model 29, uh, 44 Magnum.

Okay.

Okay.