I've never herd of nor used that term, but I totally understood what you meant. The problem with the term, technically, is that even a firm ram of the action against one's knee would not open the action unless and until the opener lever is actuated at the same time, right? And a well-used break-action shotgun wouldn't even require it to be rammed against one's knee to open, if the lever is being firmly actuated with the support hand in front of the break.
My late father-in-law worked as a police officer in Erie, PA many years ago, and I was a deputy sheriff in southern Arizona, and he never got that the difference in police work between PA and AZ thirty or more years apart, but we used the term patrol car, and he called it a cruiser car, and I have heard squad car, radio car, cruiser, and more, depending on regional differences. Perhaps break-knee shotgun is a term used in some parts of the country for what I call a break action shotgun. Good post, food for thought.
Nope, I think it is Eugene. Dont ask me why but I do belieeve it is him.
CHLChris. Interesting question, but you might want to let people know this post may contain spoiler info for people who haven't watched the season finale (e.g. they don't even know the group gets captured).
From shooting a gun with the middle finger thread jacked to talking about a B S movie.
to drift. Your #4 above, about Daryl selling his Atlanta house possibly meaning something, I doubt has any significance. The pattern of this show is that the actors know nothing until they receive their script for the upcoming episode. I highly doubt that any of the actors even know yet who was Lucille's target. I bet they're all looking at each other and wondering, maybe even texting each other on theories.
