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I think he's referring to the ka-clack of gun cocking noises that is used when a weapon is drawn, even if it's a weapon that doesn't have to be cocked.
by Pxtl 4y ago
I think he's referring to the ka-clack of gun cocking noises that is used when a weapon is drawn, even if it's a weapon that doesn't have to be cocked.
- mcv 4y agoSometimes, if the other person doesn't get the hint, they cock it again!