battles of lexington and concord was the first shot fired in the civil war.
what was the first shot fired in the civil war?
battles of lexington and concord
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because of the loudness of the shots inside the confined space of the subway car, there were initial witness reports that suggested the gun involved was a .357 magnum revolver. goetz alluded to these reports in a december 2004 interview on the "opie and anthony" radio show, saying that the first shot he fired that afternoon had been unusually loud in part because it was the first shot fired by the small-frame .38 caliber revolver after the factory tests, which "cleaned the barrel."
1984 new york city subway shooting