Well, at least Mr. Turner gets the medal in the end, due to the North Korean guy's doping:
http://www.usashooting.com/viewRelease.php?id=184
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Well, at least Mr. Turner gets the medal in the end, due to the North Korean guy's doping:
http://www.usashooting.com/viewRelease.php?id=184
I imagine it would probably be Beta Blockers to slow the heart beat down and make the arm steadier. They had to ban this in snooker tournaments a while back, taking them made it easier for the players to take shots.
While not part of the "wild west" as most people define the term (late 1860's-1880's) the west was certainly still wild when Askins was in the game.You've intrigued me now! gunfighter? As in the Wild West gunfighter?
You've intrigued me now! gunfighter? As in the Wild West gunfighter?
There were a lot of guys like that in that era, I'm sure you're familiar with Manuel T. "Lone Wolf" Gonzaullas, Charlie Miller, and Frank Hamer...a few more "cold fellows"He was one cold fellow.
Propanolol is a banned antihypertensive betablocker which can be used to prevent trembling, the same source says.
There were a lot of guys like that in that era, I'm sure you're familiar with Manuel T. "Lone Wolf" Gonzaullas, Charlie Miller, and Frank Hamer...a few more "cold fellows"
(for anyone that doesn't know, all three of these guys were Texas Rangers in the early-to-mid 1900's)
What an illustrious group of names you fit in to that sentence.......It's sad that almost all of those men are dead now. Fortunately most of them left us a rich body of written work.Frank Hammer, yea he did in Bonny and Clide with a rather large overdose of lead. And he didn't say 'halt' before he and his buddies opened fire. He learned long time ago the street isn't like the dojo or the square range. It was a smart move considering B&C.
I've always wanted to get Gonzaullas's book. You just encouraged me to get it!
I have books written about or by Bryce, Applegate, Askins (even his own book, 'The Art of Handgun Shooting", printed in 1941(!),Cooper, McGivens, Jordan, Gaylord, Cirilllo, and others.
Yea I need to find Lone Wolf's book!
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What an illustrious group of names you fit in to that sentence.......It's sad that almost all of those men are dead now. Fortunately most of them left us a rich body of written work.