Francesco Nitti's Corner

Vol. 1  Memoirs of a lost Time:

In Detroit there lived a Retired Gangster, by the name Francesco Nitto.  He was very fond of old  Guns, and possessed a large and valuable collection.  Among them was a Colt Single Action Army- Colt .45, which he regarded as exceptionally precious, and kept it in an embroidered case on a mantle made of pearly white Ivory. 

One day he decided to put his gun out on display in front of his store window chancing the possibility that an old rival gangster might see it and be tempted to relieve him of his merchandise.

So, as it went,  It laid on a small table covered in fine silks, made especially so that he may display his prized gun collection.  Suddenly off in the distance, a stranger started Clapping his hands loudly, as the passing gangster shouted out, "Look at the shine on that gun! Is that real or a replica? Surely you wouldn't display such a prized possession at your peril !"  " Does that gun even work?, what about the bullets? is that thing loaded!?", chided the gangster as he eased closer to get a better look.  Happenstance, risking his ill intent be seen.  

Francesco Nitti  smiled and acknowledged the gangsters provocations with a raised right eyebrow and stern forbearance.  Thinking to himself , so, truly does the old saying go; the mobsters of old have truly died and all that is left are these pitiful shadows of a once glorious time, as he stood toe to toe with the would be thief.  The stranger berated Francesco Nitti angrilly as he realized , this man is no push-over and went about attending to his previous buisness............

I have to intention of focusing on Frank (as far as  game concerns) I used Frank as simply a platform as a bases if you will.

This is a test of the emergency broadcast system. 

Vol. 2   "The Gun that won the west"

   The "Colt Single Action Army- Colt .45",  better known as "PeaceMaker" aka "Frontier" .   This gun was most notably known due to some of the individuals that were most famous for using it in US history.  

   The Colt .45 was used in the  "Battle of the little big horn" by Col. George Armstrong Custer and his regimen during that infamous battle. Though due to its popularity the colt .45 has seen many improvements and design changes.

   During 1893, the .45 U.S. Colt Single Action Army revolver was retired by the Cavalry and replaced by the .38 caliber Colt Model 1892 Double Action Army revolver.