Why Do Revolver Barrels Point Downwards?
Bloke on the Range
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The Bloke takes a trip to the range to blokesplain why revolver sights are set to have the barrel point quite a bit downwards, muzzle flip, and why different bullet weights can shoot to quite different points of impact.
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