Members of the resistance fired revolvers and threw grenades.
At least two men were seen firing revolvers at their rivals.
The quintessential hinged frame, centre-fire revolvers for which the Webley name is best known first began production/development in the early 1870s most notably with the Webley-Pryse (1877) and Webley-Kaufman (1881) models.
The day ended out on the outdoor range, where each of us got to fire three revolvers -- a.44 magnum, the stainless steel hand cannon of Dirty Harry fame, as well as a used.357 and its weaker cousin, the.38 Special -- and two clip-loaded semiautomatic pistols -- a clunky.45 caliber that roared when fired, and a milder 9 millimeter, which is popular with many police departments.
The battle increased in fierceness until nearly midnight, with almost continuous firing of revolvers.
Dan was admirably determined to do the whole programme without gaudiness or visual trickery (though he did, inexplicably, fire a revolver in the opening sequence), relying rather on force of personality, as he pored over old maps or gazed longingly at flickering departure boards.
A man who has spent his youth in Harlan Kentucky, says that every Election Day down there, up until the late twenties, a character known to the inhabitants as Old Hoss would ride down out of the mountains on a lank nag fire a revolver in the air, and shout.
Wyatt thought Tom fired a revolver over the horse and believed until he died that Tom's revolver had been removed from the scene by Wesley Fuller.
Firing a revolver out the window, his partner says, "Catch it?
While staying in rooms 441-443, firederald firevolvervolver in a suicide attempt.
The other fired a revolver, hitting Jeffrey Craig, the security supervisor, in the leg.
