mitran nu shaunk hattiyaran da{Aeda Fudu Banda Sala
Kuta
Kabza
by Babbu Mann
A bhangra song very different in character from the popular stuff one usually hears, but actually very in character of
the artist himself who has also written other less violent but equally potent social-commentary songs. The refrain of the
song is the desire to take control (kabza) and conveys the sentiment of the oppressed rising against oppression. The lyrics
are very violent and have been the subject of much debate in India, as well as within our club..
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| CHAKLO....................... |
Khedenge Jatt aj khoon diyan holiyan
Karde oh waaje aj maar maar goliyan
Jaan ni dene suke bi pecha paena hie
chaklo........
o.....
chaklo
CHORUS:
Chak lo, chak lo
Chak lo revolver,
rafflain bi kabza laina hie
Chuk ke faraade zara jipsi chon naagani
Pehli goli vairiyan di hik wich lagni
Barda sehliyaa daaba, hor na sehna hie
Chak lo, chak lo
Chak lo revolver,
rafflain bi kabza laina hie
Kadke vihi de wich, muchh nu tutaa de
Kich ke gadaasa ek jard de gawaah de
Aj maarna, ya fir marna pehna hie
Chak lo, chak lo
Chak lo revolver,
rafflain bi kabza laina hie
chaklo dunalian(12 bore) te chako sentalian(AK-47)
Giddaran de garadna wich paonia panjarian
Do mal wich khade de ek ne tehna hie
Chak lo, chak lo
Chak lo revolver,
rafflain bi kabza laina hie
R. F. Sedgley was one of the most prolific American gunmakers and exerted a great deal of influence in the trade, particularly
between the two World Wars. Best known for his Springfield and Mauser sporting rifles, he also dabbled in handguns. Many of
the famous revolvers conceived and owned by Elmer Keith, including the No. 5 gun, reflect his handiwork.
Among his least known designs are the lift-out cylinder single-actions. Known examples are based upon Colt SAA guns suitably
modified to contain what is essentially a double-action cylinder with an extractor and extractor rod for simultaneous ejection.
The rod is pulled forward freeing the bolts so that the cylinder can be removed through the loading gate.
Bowen Classic Arms has recreated a modern version of the Sedgley design based upon the Ruger Vaquero. This particular
specimen is done up in the classic light-weight style complete with a 4 inch barrel, Colt-pattern dovetail front sight, scalloped
receiver and a Bisley hammer. The two-piece grip frame assembly is fitted with a spectacular set of one piece French walnut
grips from Roy Fishpaw. Chambered for the .45 Schofield, the gun has an extra fitted cylinder and a lanyard ring.
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Patterned after the U. S. martial revolvers of World War I , this Redhawk sports a S&W M&P style fixed-sight top
strap and a round, unribbed barrel with a dovetail windage-adjustable front sight. A lanyard ring is fitted in keeping with
the service nature of the gun.
The fluted 5-shot cylinder is chambered for the .50 Action Express cartridge, a rimless round retained, appropriately
enough, in classic moon clips as were the .45 ACP cartridges used in the S&W and Colt revolvers.
Hand finishing and Roy Fishpaw checkered french walnut grips add a touch of commercial refinement.
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| .454 CASULL L-FRAME REDHAWK |
Our premiere big-bore double-action revolver, this Ruger Redhawk is chambered for the .454 Casull cartridge. It is also
available in .44 Magnum, .45 Colt, .50 Action Express and .500 Linebaugh.
The 6 inch barrel is based upon the lovely Smith & Wesson L-frame style barrel and is machined from a 2 inch diameter
stainless steel Kreiger blank. The muzzle brake, underlug, grooved rib and front sight base are all integral. Only the pinned-in
front sight blade is separate. The rear sight is by Bowen Classic Arms.
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