planeflyer21

This is one of my biggest pet peeves about current "hunting" shows. Horrible shot on the animal and high-fives all around..."Great shot!" No. No it wasn't, your aim sucks and your choices suck even worse. Things happen to the best hunter but when they do it every episode, week after week? Puh-leeze.

Those are very thin. One of my instructors is a huge proponent of the PPSs, stating they are the "Most overlooked pistol available today." Not sure I agree with that. Especially once you start shopping for spare mags.

Or underwear.

This thread has the bearded 308AR stamp of approval!

Like this:

:rant2: Four turbines and light-tracked vehicle capacity for a MUTHAFUKIN' microphone?!?! There'd better be miniguns. Love it! :hethan:

Another AZ welcome! Nice looking rig too.

Some of these 23-year-olds have no tact.

Especially the first few attempts, where he was reenacting my nut crunching exhibition.

What the... Did you just resurrect an over 8-month old thread?!

/\/\/\/\ Yup. All the capitalist cigar makers fled Cooba when Castro came to power...Cuban cigars are just running on legend-status now. Lots of beginners like Macanudo and Pardigas.

But aren't you worried about the dog's teeth...you know, "in the vicinity?

Ppffft. I did that when I was a kid. Except I landed on the bike I ditched...or my nuts. Either way, witnesses still said "Whoa! No way!"

If I had a papertowel tube I could get 2" groups at 800 yards.

Oh yeah. Shooting two or more types of ammo when chasing accuracy is a big no-no. May as well pull your hair out with a Zippo lighter.

Wow. Suck it is an understatement! My Uncle was on the KC-123s spraying that crap. Of course they were told then "Nope, nothing to worry about. Doesn't affect humans, only plants." He too has diabetes now.

Welcome from AZ!

Yeah...better get it before I do. You don't want me parading around here saying "This thing shoots better than my Ruger MKIII Hunter, but only by a little bit."

My understanding is Lock Time has evolved to include the entire action. Originally it was the time from pulling the trigger to the ignition of the charge. How does that relate to accuracy? Compare shooting a single-action revolver (about 1/10th of a second lock time) to a striker-fired SR9 (with a lock time of about 7/1000ths of a second). For the S/A revolver that is a window of time over 100 times longer than the SR9 in which heeling, pushing/pulling the trigger, flinching, etc., can affect the Point Of Aim (POA) prior to the ignition of the cartridge. At 5 yards it is hardly noticeable. Push the targets out to 50 yards and the differences will be exponential. The same is so with rifles. Most people would agree that an inline muzzle loader is more accurate than a flintlock. all other factors being the same except for lock time (meaning use the preformed propellant pellets, conical saboted bullets, fancy fiber optic sights on both rifles). On 1911s lock time is reduced dramatically with the installation of titanium firing pin, hammer, hammer strut, and mainspring cap. Less weight = shorter lock time. It made a noticeable difference on my Springfield 1911A-1.

Damn...that makes me want to buy one now.

Prayer sent Wet!

What if they were already crotchless?

A dog's sense of smell is very strong...he knows what was in there and that it is slobber worthy.

Put down the Great Dane and pick up your Armalite and crappy mags! <laughs> Oh man...where's R2 when you need him? :hornet:

This has to be the shooter's version of the Cheech & Chong dog crap joint. http://news.yahoo.com/arkansas-dog-bites-bullet-eating-23-rounds-ammunition-190654462.html