Woman to mouse "Make my Day"

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Woman to mouse "Make my Day"

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The female Dirty Harry shot herself trying to blow Mickey away! :shock: :lol:

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I truly don't know about some people out there!!
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Are you guys still sure you dont want gun control over there :lol: :lol: :lol:
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A 44 Mag for mice ...... at least you can't accuse her of not using enough gun.
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a .38 would have been plenty
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sobenk wrote:a .38 would have been plenty
Oh-oh! Another too-hot-to-handle controversy is beginning to brew here! I imagine the 'AR is good for everything' fellows will have a thing or two to say. Then the big bore fellows, and I'm sure the 30-30 fellows will be dropping the gloves momentarily. And then we'll have to discuss whether killing power, or stopping power for mice, can be quantified. Well, might as well state my view right off the bat. I don't think the 44 Mag is vintage enough, and I've always thought the .38 was a bit lack luster. For mice, the 38-55 might be my favourite, but I'd probably admit under pressure that the 45-70 has more stopping power on the little critters. :lol:
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KirkD wrote:
sobenk wrote:a .38 would have been plenty
Oh-oh! Another too-hot-to-handle controversy is beginning to brew here!
I propose that cats be sent in to eat the mice and then the cats could be shot ... thereby improving efficiency. :roll:
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gundownunder wrote:Are you guys still sure you dont want gun control over there :lol: :lol: :lol:
:lol: :lol: I think the safest thing would be for the lady in question to learn how to "Gun Control". :mrgreen:
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KirkD wrote:
sobenk wrote:a .38 would have been plenty
Oh-oh! Another too-hot-to-handle controversy is beginning to brew here! I imagine the 'AR is good for everything' fellows will have a thing or two to say. Then the big bore fellows, and I'm sure the 30-30 fellows will be dropping the gloves momentarily. And then we'll have to discuss whether killing power, or stopping power for mice, can be quantified. Well, might as well state my view right off the bat. I don't think the 44 Mag is vintage enough, and I've always thought the .38 was a bit lack luster. For mice, the 38-55 might be my favourite, but I'd probably admit under pressure that the 45-70 has more stopping power on the little critters. :lol:
I agree, we don't know what Mickey was armed with, maybe an ugly evil AK-47. Call out the National Guard!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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