Jim, aka the Waco Kid (
waco_jim) wrote in
milliways_bar2011-12-27 10:10 pm
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Shaking some rust off
Jim has decided to head over to the firing range to see if he still has it. There's an assortment of cardboard cutouts of bandits, Klansmen, Nazi stormtroopers, rapists, and lawyers. At the center, there are two full color photographs. One of them is a picture of a nefarious mustachioed creep. The other one is of Hedley Lamarr. Most of them have been rigged up mechanically to move from side to side.
He's taken a few shots already. Right now he's re-loading.
Botherable.
He's taken a few shots already. Right now he's re-loading.
Botherable.

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When he hears shots at the firing range, he walks out and smiles, it's good to see another cowboy though he doesn't know what the pictures are of other than the bandits.
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William tips his hat and frowns, drinking and shooting tends to lead to trouble from what he knows.
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Jim has kind of forgotten how to shoot without drinking first, to be honest.
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If you have a high-speed camera, you might notice a blur of steel and imitation polyester. Jim's Peacemakers ring out like machine gun fire. It's more like a parody of speed than the real thing. Scratch that - it IS a parody of speed.
The targets move forward for inspection. Most of them have bullet holes in them. Four of them don't - including Lester Bangs and Hedley Lamarr.
"Shit," he says.
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William says with a gulp, he knows modern weapons can do a lot but that sort of speed's worrying with a revolver.
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He's never heard of tanks out West at least in his West.
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As it is, she's a little ways off from the firing range itself, and has a box of ballistics gel blocks the size of a rubik's cube, proceeding to toss them in the air: they're routinely coming down with holes in them, and a bit singed at the entry and exit points. Nori looks quite satisfied with this.
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He looks off to the side to see where they might be coming from.
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He pauses as he takes a few rounds out of his box of ammunition. "Hello again, by the way."
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A split second later, it's all over. The targets move forward. Eleven of the twelve targets are hit, including one shot through Hedley's neck.
Jim smiles.
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