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They are called compensators to keep the muzzles from flying up after firing each round, which makes it easier to stay on target with your aim.

Great job analyzing the brothers Rosaries. You took so much time doing it, I'm sure this is 100% correct. It looks like there are 2 glass beads on each side of the 10 wooden beads in the 5 decades. Then there are 4 glass beads or 2 extra on each side of the separator wooden beads.

The Russians Desert Eagles in BDS I were clearly marked .44 Magnum and I believe the Desert Eagles used by the brothers in BDS II were .44 Magnums as well, but the engraving on side is hard to read, so I could be wrong. Desert Eagles .44 Magnums with 8 rd. clip and 1 in the chamber is a 9 round...

A true Catholic Rosary has 10 wooden beads for the "Hail Mary" prayers seperated by 1 silver, 1 glass, or 1 stone bead for the "Our Father" prayer. Each section of 10 wooden beads seperated by 1 silver or 1 glass bead is known as a "decade". There are typically 5 decades per Rosary or 50 wooden...

Plus I forgot, IL Duce's Rosary is ebony black rather than made of walnut wood.

Connor's Rosary is a couple inches longer than Murphy's. Note: Connor's rosary hangs down to his belt, Murphy's rosary hangs down to just above his belt on his lower stomach. You can clearly see this in BDS I when the brothers hang their Rosaries on the wall in their loft apartment, and one is...

Do you know what brand of black Condura nylon, double gun shoulder holsters the brothers used in BDS II? They can't be that expensive, because they are made out of black heavy nylon material, and not leather.

Re: Boondock saints Props. Any Ideas? Desert Eagle replica I would like to see a correct .50 cal. marked Desert Eagle pistol full weight non-firing replica, with the correct custom triangle shaped, vented silencer attached. The pistols used in the films were marked .44 Magnum, but were...

The Celtic Cross of the wooden rosaries in the films were formed like a triangle if you looked at them from one end of the cross. The BDS webpage rosary crosses are beveled down in the center of the cross where the metal circle is attached (making them thin and weak there), unlike the crosses in...