Selasa, 15 Agustus 2017

The Day Rangers Relied on Winchesters

Outnumbered 4-to-1 by Comanche and Kiowa warriors, Sergeant E.H. Cobb and his Texas Rangers counted on the newly issued, multishot rifles. There was scant warmth in the winter sunlight, and Sergeant Edward H. Cobb’s lips must have been chapped and his neck windgalled by 40 miles of hard riding across the sere plains of Wise …

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