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Blaine

DBW wrote:
ceb wrote:They all look better at closing time!!
The morning after can be down right terrifying.

Blaine

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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JReed wrote:Cool deal. Even better I have a hook up on an employee discount.

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I bought a rod and reel there yesterday and it was right at 95 bucks.....didn't see a sign or anything, but asked if they had a military discount, and POW, I was down to 79 bucks......Guess who gets my business from now on

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AND we know where he caught it!!

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Great pics...... I just knew that Hobie had to of looked good at least ONCE in his life.....

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I should be nice......

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Bear 45/70 wrote:Not even close to the real thing though.

Ya mean a internet game ain't the same....Wow, who would have thunk that?

Are you forgetting to breath regularly again, Fred?

Blaine

VERY nice.....I love the lower hammer profile....

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No idea whatsoever, Sir....but, they sure are nice ones.

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I have been using whatever, usually the .36gr HPs that are in Value Packs from WallyWorld.....I wonder if the Stingers or (insert your favorite here) would penetrate or otherwise be more effective in a little mousegun. I started out using Wildcat when you could still buy bricks of that almost anypla...

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We sure had some wonderful weather for the wet side of the mountains today, didn't we?

What you were doing was more important that what we were doing.

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A good quality hardcast .44mag (see Garrett's site) will penetrate a grizz front to hips........Just sayin'..... Yes, a 38spc 158 +P is a vicious little bugger, but it's not better than

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I better not be eyeballin' stuff....

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I'm getting excited to start shooting this one...... I've got some Blue Dot ideas, too. I'm going to start asking about good dies for lead, now.....I want a good crimp.

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Ed, where did you hit that bear? Surely, not thru the shoulder....head shot?

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That's all I need. You can't kill anything within 25-yards with yer .44 Magnum or .357 Magnum that I can't kill with my 158gr Jacketed SP or HP .38 Special +P. You can argue all you want that that's just no so but you'll just be talking to the wind. Hey, make a separate thread on that one, ok? That...

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I'd agree to that with the contition that a perfect shot presents it's self (behind the shoulder, brain shot, etc)......You're not goint to get penetration worth a hoot with a 158gr special load, IMO.

I make that statement about .45acp 230 hardball and 25yds, and think I'm right, too

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rjohns94 wrote:Wow, I can't imagine being without my .357 combo. My gun dealer has a beautiful FA in 32/32-20 Premier Grade. A wonderful feeling pistol. he wants a couple G's for it. 4 1/2 inch heavel barrel, adjustable sights. Just Sayin ....

Stop That!

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That's all I need. You can't kill anything within 25-yards with yer .44 Magnum or .357 Magnum that I can't kill with my 158gr Jacketed SP or HP .38 Special +P. You can argue all you want that that's just no so but you'll just be talking to the wind. Hey, make a separate thread on that one, ok? That...

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32-20 has the "cool factor" though

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Hobie wrote:I can't get over the idea of the Ruger 50th .357 FT not locking up. Has it been back to Ruger?

I'll probably Safe Queen it for awhile....I"m just mad at it right now and don't want to fool with it.

I'd trade it for a .44RF in a heartbeat, though

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TedH wrote:That is blasphemy! Everyone needs at least one combo of 357's!

44mag is WAY better

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Rough way to check out...... Prolly better than taking 6 months to rot out from cancer, tho

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I'm well covered in .44mag with a 629pp and the litte shorty SBH that hasn't got here yet, and the old 1894 microgroove model. I have a Stainless Centennial .357 which is carried lots and not shot too much and blazer 158gr JHP works just great in it. I have a Ruger 50th Aniversary BH that I'm not re...

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Weenie Roast

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?? You wanted a short gin with bitte?

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However, spinning it is likely necessary for long range accuracy, and no mention of accomplishing that - I'd doubt the accelleration from the coil would be sufficient to force a projectile through conventional rifling. Maybe somehow the 'coil' could impart a spin... Our battle tanks are smooth bore...

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Love that barrel! What a thumper ya got there...

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Old Ironsides, a big thanks for playing taps. Every service member deserves that. With the budget cuts, they can't send much more than a recording or a bugle looking contraption that plays taps with a chip. I never could play trumpet, but I wonder if I could squeeze taps out of one :idea: There was ...

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However, spinning it is likely necessary for long range accuracy, and no mention of accomplishing that - I'd doubt the accelleration from the coil would be sufficient to force a projectile through conventional rifling. Maybe somehow the 'coil' could impart a spin... Our battle tanks are smooth bore...

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Gobblerforge wrote:Blain. So are you saying this isn't the place to cruise chicks?

*shudder*

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:( When I first retired from the Military, I joined the VFW in Oly, Wa, performed with their band and helped set up flags on three different holidays......These WWII and Korea Vets were hard nuts to crack. They didn't think Nam-Era Vets were "real" Vets and made no secret of it :roll:, so ...

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WalMart....All those tattoos and beards.......and that's just the women.

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To be specific, the load I'm working up will throw the 350 grain .458" hardcast bullet at a rather sedate speed of 1500 FPS, generating only about 1750 ft. lbs. at the muzzle. Energy is such a misleading factor in killing power that I pay no attention to it at all. A 350 grain .458" hardc...

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Also, the ChemLite battries....... I had some young dummy looking for those half a day once when I wanted him out of the way of an IG inspection. This guy was Gomer Pyle to a Tee

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Bear 45/70 wrote:Even with all the dropouts we will have at least 4 attendees to this Saturdays shoot.

Who are the other two besides you and me?? For food purposes, I always count you as 4 or 5

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No

I can't imagine anything withstanding a good, solid hit with what you are loading. Maybe not the big bears.

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I'll bet you feel so.....damaged

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This is back in the late sixties, but the Priests and Sisters at Holy Spirit in Whitehall, Ohio surly enjoyed their suds at the little beer tent fundraisers they would put on.....

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but he is a Harley guy

Yup, scoot riders ain't normal....leastways, no one thinks I'm normal

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I've got that much .22 and mucho fixings for 45-70 and many others. It's no one's business what we have.

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I am....astounded

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"Relatives and friends of a 14-year-old Federal Way girl suspected she was pregnant before she gave birth to a baby"

Gee, Really? Ya Think????

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They are just embarassed...... You ought to know. You have me or Sure-Shot do all the real work on your guns. :twisted: I would never hide the truth....That's mighty *expletive deleted* of you to think of me :lol: It's a fair trade off, though...you help me with 'smithing and I teach you how to act...

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Watch Geese are better than dogs for putting up a racket. Them geese are just like my Ex MIL...no matter how far I dropped her off, she could find her way back to the house

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Take a good salsa, puree it and cook it down some.

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Not to hijack the subject, but drinking lot's of beer is good for you, too. Kind of like Darwinism for the Brain. Alcohol only kills the Weak and Damaged brain cells, so lots of beer clears them out of the way letting the healthy brain cells have more blood ergo sum, a healthier brain and smarter ge...

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I've shot the S&W 500 in the X Frame and I owned a BFR in 45-70 that I shot some max loads out of.....They are a handful, but for me, with a thin leather glove, were not abusive. If there is a better crafted pistol than the BFR, it's WAY more money, but prolly not more quality.

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