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Offline Nash

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« Reply #75 on: March 26, 2005, 11:52:00 PM »
The round he showed me was... Hmm..

Hollow, filled with what looked like red wax. So the tip was this red wax stuff, and it went into the body of it as well.

The end of it he called "boat" or something, because it was tapered to get narrower at the back.

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« Reply #76 on: March 26, 2005, 11:57:41 PM »
Nash, the projectile is a boat tail since the nose is pointed and there is a truncated taper at the base of the bullet. (inside the case when loaded)
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« Reply #77 on: March 27, 2005, 12:03:31 AM »
Probably a Nosler Ballistic Tip bullet with a "boattail" design.



The tip is polycarbonate. The "boattail" is that taper inwards on both sides of the base of the bullet. It cuts drag, increases velocity a bit mainly.

Nosler's are color coded; red is a 7mm bullet. Most of the 7's are sorta big for varmints but I'm not real tuned in to the varmint scene so I don't know what's new or what's in vogue.

Anyway, let us know what you think. I'll be interested to hear if your inner Buddha barks. ;)
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« Reply #78 on: March 27, 2005, 02:27:18 AM »
Drinking, driving and shooting with a "putz" eh?

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« Reply #79 on: March 27, 2005, 02:33:13 AM »
You're so negative.

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« Reply #81 on: March 27, 2005, 07:22:24 AM »


you go girl!

be sure to share your story & photos with the next female you try to pick up, I am sure she'll think you are quite the stud - LOL

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« Reply #82 on: March 27, 2005, 07:41:54 AM »
This sounds like fun.  I prefer, however, to head down to the local slaughterhouse so that I can look the animals in the eye up close and personal as they die.  Its great fun really; sometimes I’ll even yell at them and tell them how worthless and week they are.  I love seeing the fear in their eyes.  I love seeing the realization in their faces that’s its all over.  It’s pretty cool when they slit their necks; I can’t believe people get paid to do that.  The squeals are so damn funny.  Mostly I just love the beheadings; it’s such a rush!  Yea, I’m pretty sane.

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« Reply #83 on: March 27, 2005, 08:29:20 AM »
You big city folk really ARE divorced from the natural world aren't ya.

You've got nothing against enjoying a well-cooked ribeye or rack of lamb.  And after dinner you'll sit around in your ascots, pick your teeth, and discuss the evils of shooting these cute little furry critters by people whose business it is to raise the beef that you're digesting.

If I had my way no one would be allowed to eat meat unless they killed it themselves.  That might remove that supercilious look from your faces.

Those rodents are vermin.  I regularly exterminate rats and mice in my home to keep them from eating the insulation off my wiring and burning the house down around me while I sleep.  If I can't do the job myself, I hire an exterminator.  But I bet you guys practice trap and release...to feel good about yourselves...and cart the little buggers off elsewhere so they'll be some stranger's problem.

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« Reply #84 on: March 27, 2005, 10:36:24 AM »
I agree... If you have never killed anything then you should probly not be allowed to eat anything that is meat.

at the very least.... you should be ridiculed and beaten whenever you harrass a hunter with your dead animal breath.

also... did you know that plants scream when you rip them apart?


and... shooting gophers is fun.   I also used to shoot little cottontail bunnies in arkansas... they were a plague.   I didn't eat em but there were some poor and black families that would follow us on rabbit drives and collect the dead bunnies to eat.   I admit that it made the whole thing a lot more enjoyable knowing that not only were we thinning a destructive population of bunnies but were also putting food on some peoples tables.

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« Reply #85 on: March 27, 2005, 10:52:24 AM »
I hadn't quite put this together Friday...

You're going hunting for gophers on Easter Sunday?

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« Reply #86 on: March 27, 2005, 12:09:09 PM »
Remember that fool who used to go to Alaska and live with the grizzlies each summer? He said he would rather be bear scat than defend himself against a bear attack.

Well, the fool brought his girlfriend and they both ended up becoming bear scat. There's even an audio of them screaming in horror as the furry, friendly bears tore them to peices.

Well it's not the bear's fault....were just being bears.

Now, as Nash blows away gophers......it's just an example of man being man, plus it's fun.

Happy Easter little gophers !

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« Reply #87 on: March 27, 2005, 12:24:27 PM »
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Originally posted by Shuckins
You big city folk really ARE divorced from the natural world aren't ya.

You've got nothing against enjoying a well-cooked ribeye or rack of lamb.  And after dinner you'll sit around in your ascots, pick your teeth, and discuss the evils of shooting these cute little furry critters by people whose business it is to raise the beef that you're digesting.

If I had my way no one would be allowed to eat meat unless they killed it themselves.  That might remove that supercilious look from your faces.

Those rodents are vermin.  I regularly exterminate rats and mice in my home to keep them from eating the insulation off my wiring and burning the house down around me while I sleep.  If I can't do the job myself, I hire an exterminator.  But I bet you guys practice trap and release...to feel good about yourselves...and cart the little buggers off elsewhere so they'll be some stranger's problem.


Perhaps it is somewhat hypocritical to eat meat and not kill it yourself.  I'm as guilty of that hypocricy as anyone.

If these vermin are destroying your crops, then that is not a bad thing in my opinion.  Killing mice inside my house is not a bad thing either, they endanger the health of my family by crapping all over the place and carrying nasty parasites.

Killing animals for the pure "fun" of doing so is a completely different story.

Those of you who cannot see the difference probably enjoyed using a magnifying glass to burn ants when they were kids, or seeing how far you could kick a toad, or poking the eyes out of stray cats etc.

It says a great deal about the kind of person you are and how you simply haven't grown up yet.

...and by the by...getting back to the subject matter of the thread Buddists believe in reincarnation.  If you think you have an inner Buddha you might want to stop and think about that little tid-bit.
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« Reply #88 on: March 27, 2005, 12:30:23 PM »
Most people that hunt anything are doing it primarily for fun. They don't "need" to go out and hunt in order to eat.

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« Reply #89 on: March 27, 2005, 12:36:21 PM »
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Most people that hunt anything are doing it primarily for fun. They don't "need" to go out and hunt in order to eat.


But they "DO" eat it..as has been pointed out many times.

If these same hunters leave the carcass to rot and simply give a "high five" for a great heart shot, then I have no respect for them at all.

WHat about poachers who are destroying engangered animals world-wide?

Do you support them?

They use the horns of elephants, for example to make some silly hocus pokus aphosidisiacs...that's cool...right?
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