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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Zulu7 on February 07, 2005, 12:59:43 PM
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Woah aint they jusss greyat boyz! Yee Haaa
:rolleyes:
Now someone post something interesting! lol:rofl
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yep... everything about em is great... You can never have too many guns.
lazs
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Just remember to use ottsa soap when you clean them in the dish washer......:)
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Dishwasher is great for engine parts too.:aok My mom used to be really pleased about that.
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Originally posted by Zulu7
Woah aint they jusss greyat boyz!
Yes. (http://www.hitechcreations.com/)[/b]
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:rolleyes:
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Yeah, they're fun and useful too!
Take this .300 WBY.... meat for the whole family for six months faster than you can say "ELK!"
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/116_1102914932_smelk.jpg)
Gotta love guns!
Thanks for reminding me, Zulu.
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Nice looking elk.
Oh, yeah: I like guns too.
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Originally posted by Zulu7
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Homepage? (http://www.fauxnewschannel.com/05jan20.html)
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well... now I feel really bad that poor zulu had his guns taken away by his nannie... Oh wait... he can allways pretend that he never liked em anyway and is better off... yeah... that's the ticket...
lazs
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Originally posted by lazs2
well... now I feel really bad that poor zulu had his guns taken away by his nannie... Oh wait... he can allways pretend that he never liked em anyway and is better off... yeah... that's the ticket...
lazs
:lol :rofl :lol :rofl So true.
Karaya
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How did that ELK catch that rifle with his hornes, wow!
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Originally posted by lazs2
well... now I feel really bad that poor zulu had his guns taken away by his nannie...
LOL! Doubt whether Zulu ever had any guns to be taken away. I know I didn't, I know my parents didn't, and I know my grandparents didn't. But, surprisingly, it has not compromised my lifestyle. I've never gone hungry for lack of a gun.
I like seafood - fresh caught shellfish and all that - crab, mussels, prawns, langouste, oysters - kind of difficult to catch with a gun. :lol Besides, I don't live by the coast. So...
... I shall get my genuine seafood fix next month in Le Touquet - March 5, can't wait. They do a seafood platter - a three tiered affair. There will be Kronenbourg 1664 before, St. Emillion during, and Armagnac after. Hehe, must sound a bit outlandish to some - travelling to another country just to have dinner. But it's fun, £39 for the eurotunnel train, £54 for the hotel for one night, and whatever else we spend. Can't be bad. :aok
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Christmas had the family dining with the crystal and fine china.
The plates were heaped with grilled elk tenderloin done to a turn over mesquite, garlic mashed potatoes, green beans almondine, freshly baked bread and a host of other delights.
Eggnog with brandy to start, a great cabernet with the meal, MacAllan afterwards.
Hehe, must sound a bit outlandish to some - travelling to the middle of the state, hunting on virgin prairie like our ancestors did, harvesting one's own meat and then enjoying a truly excellent meal from the fruits of one's labor. About $30 for gas and $0.75 for a .300 Wby. Can't be bad.
:p
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LOL Toad! ;) Bread? Potatoes? Way too much carbohydrate in all that! What make of crystal? What make of china? Those items are big sellers to the yanks that come over here. Or at least they were, but right now £1 = ~$1.88, so I guess folks over there are having to tighten their belts.
I hate to tell you, but "harvesting one's own meat" sounds like a euphemism for... erm... well, you know. :D
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Lenox and Waterford. Carried home a lot of Waterford from the PX at Mildenhall. ;)
Bread and Potatoes are fine if you get off your duff and walk the prairies while havesting the meat.
The menu was too long to post anyway; there were lots more veggies and stuff.
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Well, it's in England that they "beat" when harvesting their meat.
We don't do that here. ;)
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Lol did some of you guys think this was serious! Come on. I think I caught loads with this bait!
Very sad indeed.
Thats my last post on this overdiscussed subject.
Thanks for making the experiment work.
:rolleyes: :rofl
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Originally posted by Toad
Lenox and Waterford.
hehe, I take it the china was Lenox and the crystal is Waterford. Sir Beet1e is duly impressed! :eek:
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well beet and zulu... since you never had something then that it is ok I guess. How can you miss a freedom you never had? that would be silly right?
lazs
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This thread has inspired me. I'm off to the range.
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Yep... think I will pop off a few rounds today in memory of other countries lost human right to defend themselves.
lazs
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Ooh! M1 garand! I have two of those! But not with me. =(
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yep... have an m1 too... right here in the room with me. Love that gun. Maybe I will shoot it today. Why? well.... because I can.
lazs
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Originally posted by lazs2
yep... have an m1 too... right here in the room with me. Love that gun. Maybe I will shoot it today. Why? well.... because I can.
lazs
No, it is your DUTY to take that gun out to the range and enjoy it. I am here in Michigan, where the weather is too miserable to shoot. Do it for me. You know what I like most? The "Tiiiing" when the clip ejects.
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I love shooting my M1 as well, nothing like making cans and water bottles fly everywere as fast as you can pull the trigger!
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Originally posted by rshubert
You know what I like most? The "Tiiiing" when the clip ejects.
My M1 is the only rifle that I actually look forward to firing the last round. The pleasure of that sound is something only understood through the experience.
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Oh Gawd there is realy no hope!:rolleyes:
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No there isnt, seems the joke is on you.
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Originally posted by VOR
The pleasure of that sound is something only understood through the experience.
Sounds positively orgasmic! :eek:
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Originally posted by Zulu7
Lol did some of you guys think this was serious! Come on. I think I caught loads with this bait!
Very sad indeed.
Thats my last post on this overdiscussed subject.
Thanks for making the experiment work.
:rolleyes: :rofl
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Originally posted by Zulu7
Lol did some of you guys think this was serious! Come on. I think I caught loads with this bait!
Very sad indeed.
Thats my last post on this overdiscussed subject.
Thanks for making the experiment work.
Obviously has no life and too much time on his hands. VERY sad. :(
Hey Zulu, You ever think of taking up shooting as a hobby? :D
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Shooting is overated. Living is what's important.
Les
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living is first... shooting is in the top ten tho.
yep... that tiiiing as the clip is ejected is really cool. Lately there has been a glut of ought six ammo out there that is allready in the clips. I got like hundreds of the clips now.... don't even care if one gets lost.
beetle... "orgasmic" ? welllll.... not to tell tales but.... you were all glazed over and incoherant while shooting my handguns now weren't you? I believe tomato even mentioned that you were unusually frisky after your shooting session. How long did the enlarged noodle effect fom shooting 44 mags last after you got home? Till the at least the first foggy day I hope.
lazs
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Originally posted by Zulu7
Thanks for making the experiment work.
That is MrBlacktastic!
-SW
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no mice were injured in this experiment. what fun is that?
lazs
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:rolleyes:
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Originally posted by Zulu7
:rolleyes: :rofl
You laugh your arse off, whilst rolling your eyes?! You have committed one of "Rude's Cardinal Sins of AH BBS Forum Etiquette". Oh, if he could see you now.
BTW, you're still a chode. (No smilie needed here)
Karaya
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:rolleyes: :rofl :rolleyes: :rofl :rolleyes: :rofl
Insert rude noise!
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Originally posted by AKS\/\/ulfe
That is MrBlacktastic!
-SW
Nah for all his lameness at least Mrblack aint a brit!
:rofl
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yeah, i can really see myself with a gun and walking somewhere to hunt.
its the sad truth but Great Britain in the majority of places is too overcrowded to have guns or hunt for our meat. and more importantly, under populated with wildlife that is edible.
just remember how much more space you have in America.
you're lucky, i wish i had that 'freedom'
that we are nannied, or not, is a different question. I dont feel the need for owning a gun, so i dont feel nannied. there are some people which still belive in intelligence before force as a moral.
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Originally posted by mechanic
its the sad truth but Great Britain in the majority of places is too overcrowded to have guns or hunt for our meat. and more importantly, under populated with wildlife that is edible.
Actually, mechanic, there is excellent pheasant shooting close to where we live. This is a photo of Fingest, taken a few summers ago on the way down from Cadmore End. Howe Wood is to the left. Last time I was up here, I even found a discarded shotgun shell right where I stood to take this pic.
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One time I set up several targets at about 100 yards, and some idiot showed up and shot them with his M14. Man was I pissed, but maintained my cool Did hit a couple milk jugs with my plains rifle though.:)
I think those guys showing up made me a better shot.
Les
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zulu seems like a very confused lad.
mechanic... I don't smoke or drink but when my government tells me I can't I feel very much nannied.... I think it is even worse with guns tho since they are taking away a very useful tool.. they are taking away your ability to defend yourself along with hunt or collect or just plink at cans. Weather you do this things or not.... you are still being nannied.
lazs
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Laz2, check mail.
simfreak@gmail.com
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England has plenty of small game. The big difference is historically your game belongs to a particular person.
Here in the States, wild game belongs to "the people".
So, over the years, hunting pretty much became a rich man's sport in England. Here, it's available to anyone with ~$20 for a license.
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I like seafood - fresh caught shellfish and all that - crab, mussels, prawns, langouste, oysters - kind of difficult to catch with a gun. :lol Besides, I don't live by the coast. So...
Your right ,you don't need a gun to bag seafood....anyway Dynamite works much better in shallow water. More effective than shooting 'em one at a time.
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And $2k for the club membership.
Les
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Yeah Lazs, I have noticed a lot of on the clip ammo for sale. Some for even less for less rounds of ammo. The trick is some of it is corrosive. You always got to catch that word when you're buying ammo.
I'm willing to put corrosive ammo through my nagants, but through my garand?
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Black powder is corrosive to barrels. Best way to clean one is with hot water and Ivory liquid soap. Barrel should be so hot you can't grab it. Use a potholder. bucket and half inch stick dowel as a ramrod . Clean it as best you can and finish up with Remington gun oil in the spray can.
It's impossible to clean it where there's no residue. There will always be a rust colored patch no matter how many times you clean it.
Les
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
Yeah Lazs, I have noticed a lot of on the clip ammo for sale. Some for even less for less rounds of ammo. The trick is some of it is corrosive. You always got to catch that word when you're buying ammo.
I'm willing to put corrosive ammo through my nagants, but through my garand?
I'm currently going through a case of corrosive Korean surplus. At first I was verrrry leery of the stuff, but I've since learned how to properly neutralize the chemicals with ammonia or "GI Bore Solvent" prior to a normal cleaning. Also, there were a couple of lot numbers imported that were notorious for erratic powder charges and in some cases catastrophic overpressures, but they've been identified and taken off the market. I did receive one case of ammo that has what appears to be water/ moisture damage and haven't fired the stuff. Buyer beware.
Oh yeah...don't forget to treat the op-rod and housing as well.
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Originally posted by Leslie
It's impossible to clean it where there's no residue. There will always be a rust colored patch no matter how many times you clean it.
I'm new to black powder, but I've been told the product called "Bore Butter" can act as a pretty good conditioner and barrier when used before shooting and after cleaning. I don't have rust in my barrel, but I had a rust problem in the lock and around the nipple. Are the percussion caps corrosive, too?
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i tried bore butter but it probably doesn't make any difference. It does have protective qualities. Three-in-one is the best oil for cleaning rifles, it gets most of the residue out. You can clean your rifle using just that if you're lazy. But hot water and Ivory soap is the standard.
Les
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hahahah Zulu
You just can't help yourself you keep coming back. No one cares what you think. Get over it.
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
Yeah Lazs, I have noticed a lot of on the clip ammo for sale. Some for even less for less rounds of ammo. The trick is some of it is corrosive. You always got to catch that word when you're buying ammo.
I'm willing to put corrosive ammo through my nagants, but through my garand?
Most of the stuff now available is NON corrosive. I just bought 6 sealed spam cans of 1959 Lake City AP, in clips and on bandoleers. Opened one of them up just to see the ammo. It's beautiful, black tipped, nice and shiny.
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Originally posted by Leslie
i tried bore butter but it probably doesn't make any difference.
Maybe it's because you need more butter knife training? ;)
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Please continue without me, gun fetishisists. I think I have managed to draw out the gun totin redneck crowd. Be my guest and continue with this dull little homage to the one thing that makes your society such a F**** up dangerous place.
I'll leave you wonderfull people to continue. Think I made my point.
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Originally posted by beet1e
Maybe it's because you need more butter knife training? ;)
Absolutely Beet1e. If I knew what a butter knife was. Did learn how to throw a tomahawk at a mountain man rendevous one time, and at that same rendevous, my friend beat the Mississippi state champion at the tomahawk throwing contest and won two turkeys. That was his first time and he learned it in a couple hours. It was quite an upset but I couldn't have done it. The shooting competition was pretty stiff. Those guys were good.
Les
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poor sad, angry and envious little zulu.... now that he is gone (from his own thread) we can continue...
Some of the Korean stuff is "mildly corrosive" primers were all pretty clean by the late fifties but still had some salts in em. I just clean the gun after no matter if they swear it is "non corrosive"
lazs
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yeah zulu is a fool and he will be back, he just doesnt get that we do not care what he thinks.
The 30-06 stuff I got was all in clips, a few rounds had spots of corrosion but it all shot fine, lol my only compliant was just about every clip had one round that was not seated and I had to pop it out and back in to get the clip to feed.
not one round out of over 300 in a day misfired!
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Originally posted by GtoRA2
yeah zulu is a fool and he will be back, he just doesnt get that we do not care what he thinks.
If you don't care what he thinks, why did you read his thread in the first place?
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Originally posted by Zulu7
I'll leave you wonderfull people to continue. Think I made my point.
Yes, you have. It certainly appears that your personality leaves much to be desired and that when you make that point, it's made as sharply as the point on top of your wittle head.
Thank you!
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Originally posted by lazs2
Some of the Korean stuff is "mildly corrosive" primers were all pretty clean by the late fifties but still had some salts in em.
This is something I don't really understand. To me, saying a primer is "mildly" corrosive would be like saying your girlfriend was "mildly" pregneant. It either is or isn't, but at any rate I clean everything after use regardless.
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Originally posted by Toad
Yes, you have. It certainly appears that your personality leaves much to be desired and that when you make that point, it's made as sharply as the point on top of your wittle head.
Thank you!
Awwww, come on Toad - personal insult? Not your style, old bean. Zulu's only expressing his opinion, and he did it without naming any names at all. I think this was a little uncalled for. :(
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Just bought a Taurus 24/7 in 45ACP. Feels sweet in the hand. Couldn't pass it up as Taurus has them on sale for about $200 off. Thing holds 12+1 and with enough safety features to actually carry it with the +1. Never done that before. Traded in the first pistol I ever bought, a Ruger P85 9mm, so I ended up paying squat for it.
Now who has a copy of that "sucking up to people to make freinds book" I can borrow as I've no where close to go plinkin? I don't know where its cool and where its not. People are funny about that stuff these days.
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Thanks Beetle, I've known people get blocked for less than Toads last insult but I expect he'll get away with it and hey thats fine Its only a BB after all. ( Not very becoming of an officer though eh Mr Toad? )
Just look what I started. All these people who don't give a damn what I think responded to my post!!!! Go figure.:lol
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poor little zulu... no self control at all... he promises to leave the thread but then posts one more time and then... one more time. Adding? adding nothing.
If you don't like guns then why start a thread about em and why get angry when the men on the board start talking about guns...
Isn't there a good chick flick on that you can go to?
lazs
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talking trash about rednecks because they like their guns and hunting is rediculous. I myself enjoy the full season of Bow Hunting, Rifle Hunting, and Small Game hunting for pheasant. I use my classic Over and Under Wichester 12 Guage 3 inch mag with #6 shot for Pheasants. My dog is a german short hair and she really gets on point unbelievably. I have 1 M1 Garand, quite a few different shotguns of different guages. I also have an M14 and a mini-14. Along for Bow hunting i have a HoytUSA Razortec shooting 45/60 carbon arrows with 100 Grain Cut on Contact G2 Montec Broadheads. I also enjoy a day's worth of Bass fishing in the Boat my father bought last year, a Nitro 2003 21 footer with an Opti-Max 225 HP motor and a 12 thrust trolling motor on the front. Thank you, Have a Great day.
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Well i guess the redneck in me got the best of me yesterday. Shot 250 rounds of 38 super in my new STI blaster mostly steel targets. Then took out the savage 22.250 and shot 100 rounds at 450 yards steel target and had a blast. Funny the redneck that i was talking to brought out his son to shoot around was president for Dell. I guess that viper he was driving is a dodge!
Hoyt is the darkside mojo
Mathew's outback is a bow
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I have a friend that lives in Montana that has "shoots" every Memorial Day weekend. He brings out the fun stuff like the BAR, Thompson, 50 cal., WWII flamethrower, etc. He even has a fully functional WWI French tank with ammo for the main gun. 2 Stuart tanks, a command car and a M-8 are among this other toys.
Now those are fun guns!
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Not angry just very amused at you all!
Peace my redneck gun totin freinds! :aok
( I'm like a rockn roll band I keep coming back for final tours! lol )
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a mini-14
What are you hunting with the mini-14 Airwolf?
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2 Stony, can you honestly tell me how much a thompson recoils?
I've talked to WW2 vets who had no problems whatsoever controling them and hitting stuff. And then my father had one on a boarding party and said he couldn't hit **** it was so hard to control.
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Enjoying recreational activity outside, shooting at a target with iron sight from old WW2 rifle. I know that sounds bizarre to you but you really have no idea what you’re missing…. Maybe someday your county will have enough balls to allow its citizens to have weapons. For now you can wish that you were here in this photograph. :aok
(http://pages.sbcglobal.net/simfreak/pics/DSC03215.jpg)
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Awwww... "pointy-headed" is a banning insult?
Goodness me! Run home to Nanny then!
I didn't even "call" you anything.
I said your personality leaves much to be desired. That's my true opinion from reading your posts and your reasonnig in starting such a thread.
Then I said you have a sharply pointed head.
That's a "personal insult"? That's a bannable offense? Just what does "pointed head" connote to you two guys? It's not like I called you a #@)*%& )% %))@#$&@ )$%$%% or anything someone would recognize.
Where exactly is the insult in pointy-headed? Is that a serious UK insult that I've missed?
Slow day for you guys, I guess.
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Originally posted by 2stony
What are you hunting with the mini-14 Airwolf?
:eek:
I deer hunt with my AK-47. Just put in a 5 round clip and your legal. :D
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Originally posted by Toad
I said your personality leaves much to be desired. That's my true opinion from reading your posts and your reasonnig in starting such a thread.
Jeez Toad, all he said was that he noticed rather a lot of gun threads which surprises him because he has no interest in guns himself. I hardly think that constitutes a personality disorder, or whatever you meant by what you said.
Russian - what you've never had you never miss. :aok
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The only disorder in my personality is that I can't resist coming back Lol.
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Hey Toad get a sense of humour. I know you are a yank but try and understand Irony go on you know you can do it.
Sorry but your long pointy head diatribe thing sounds a bit like you are taking this all too seriously! Slow day for you too?
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fx1.. I have allways had a love/hate relationship with the semi rimmed 38 super... Never shot it in really accurate guns but if Kimber brings one out I might give it a whirl again.
"What you never had you don't miss" Guess I am just too adventurous to find any merit in that statement. I am more of a "lets give it a try" kinda guy. Even tho I don't climb mountains and never had.... I am glad to know that the equipment and the activity haven't been banned or regulated into uselessness.
I don't miss anything until someone tells me that I can't do or have it.
lazs
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2 Stony, can you honestly tell me how much a thompson recoils?
The recoil isn't that bad, but if you're not ready for it, the barrel will climb on you on full auto. It's actually only accurate at close ranges, but still fun to shoot.
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the "grease gun" is a lttle more fun to shoot IMO, it does climb a bit more than the thompson but... Recoil? I don't consider recoil a factor in either gun.
What do you think zulu?
lazs
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Kimber is a great gun but you need to shoot a tru custom gun. Its to bad that their rifles have such a bad trigger on them. I was looking around yesterday in the gun store and %75 of the 1911 were kimber. My 1911 is a remington production made in late 1944 and was used in ww2 by my grandfather. Love to take it out to the range, i reload some nice light recoil rounds for it and aim 2 feet below my target at 25 yards "dam iron sights". If i was in the market today for a 1911 i think that a las baer would be the way to go. A cop friend has one and its really nice but he doesnt carry it do to weight.
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Originally posted by lasersailor184
2 Stony, can you honestly tell me how much a thompson recoils?
I've talked to WW2 vets who had no problems whatsoever controling them and hitting stuff. And then my father had one on a boarding party and said he couldn't hit **** it was so hard to control.
The trick with the thompson is short bursts. 2 or 3 rounds at a time. Then it walks up and left, but you can keep all three on target at 100 yards. Tommys are cool.
My personal favorite, though, is the reising. M1A1 Thompsons have a cyclic rate of about 700-800 RPM (IIRC), and 1928A1s have a cyclic rate of about 650 rpm (again, iirc). The Reising has a lower cyclic rate of about 500-550 RPM, which makes it more controllable, and it has a more inline stock design, which reduces muzzle rise. I can keep a full mag string (20 rounds) on target at 100 yards with a reising. Some day, when I am rich, I will own a reising.
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Originally posted by beet1e
Russian - what you've never had you never miss. :aok
Would it make you feel better if I take my guns apart?
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(http://pages.sbcglobal.net/simfreak/pics/DSC03223.jpg) :aok
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Originally posted by Russian
Would it make you feel better if I take my guns apart?
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fx1..I have shot Wilson combats and a les baes.. they are both great guns. I am not a dyed in the wool 1911 fan... like em fine but like 44 mag revolvers better... The Kimber is a great gun because it is a factory .45 that shoots into the same or better groups as the best custom gun... it shoots any kind of ammo all day long and.... every single one of em does... when I have to depend on it I like to know that hundreds of thousands of em are out there and being used and have no problems... the kimber custom eclipse 2 that I have was resonablely prioced... extremely well made to tollerances the custom makers can't even match... it has all the features I wanted and night sights and.... it is reliable and accurate and rugged. It does everything I want a .45 to do except shoot 44 mags out of a revolving cylinder.
lazs