Venezuela about to catch an ass whippen?
- By Snuby642
- The Bear Pit
- 51 Replies
You mean like the multiple countries including Mexico that took all the help and development then nationalized everything and tossed us out?
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Wild boar and other game can be sold in Germany to any butcher. One of my university buddies inherited the hunting lease when his father passed away and we were able to turn a profit primarily with boar. The land was close to the Baumholder maneuver base and there was a constant supply of boar. The downside of the German hunting law is that the lessee is responsible for crop damage to the owner of the land so we spend a lot of time hunting in the spring (post-seeding) and fall (pre-harvest). We would have driven hunts in the winter when the snow gave away where the boar were hiding during the day. This was one of the social highlights for the rural communities with a huge bonfire, food and local moonshine after the hunt.Imagine paying for a wild hog hunt, where the land land owner then sells the carcasses for an additional profit.
I’ve been saying it for years. For many land owners (pretty much every one selling hog hunts), wild hogs are a windfall, not the pest they are made out to be.
I've seen people modify the Tikka CTR magazines, which I think is what I would do the Sako magazine are insanely priced.I’ve shot both a lot, I’ll take the trg everyday of the week, they can keep the ai rifles. Trg is a smoother action, shoots tighter and weighs a lot less plus the trigger is the best. The whole ai rifle makes no sense in a short action caliber. 338 or similar maybe a better argument. Just too much mass for a 308 or 6.5. Trg may need arca or what ever you want on the front end if you please. Factory bipod on the trg is the best I’ve used. To each their own. It’s crime how much they want to a folding stock and mags for the rifle tho I will say that.
I meet quite a few Swedes at the IPRF 22lr champs and they were all very cool.From what I gather, many PRS shooters from Western Europe go to Czech or Scandinavian ranges to practice. In Germany, for example, there are no civilian ranges that go beyond 300m and only a couple of military ranges that a person can hope to get access to that will go 800-1000m.
The laws in Europe blow my mind. LOL You have powder being produced in Sweden and Finland that has no legal outlet in Norway...
ETA: Just a point of observation... every one of the non-US shooters I've bumped into has been top class people. Always a pleasure to squad with.
I spoke to some shooters from the Netherlands and the guys from Anschutz, sounds like that part of the world is seriously difficult for this style of shooting. The Czech Republic sounds like the place to be, as that's where Anschutz seem to be testing their PRS rifle models.Well as seen on recent World IPRF rimfire and European rimfire PRS ,Europe powerhouses in Rimfire PRS are Czech Republic and Poland and anyone watching results in this years IPRF in UK , US only took individual gold in Women and Senior category , individual open and factory went Australia and UK , there were maybe 2 americans in top 10 , a massive change from 2years ago when there was also a huge equipment gap .
In European Championship top 20 were practicaly all Czech and Poles , with one or two other nationalities in between.
Skandinavia is better represented in centerfire , but still Eastern europe is where its at , lots to do with gun lagislation and range availability.
Scandinavians can set up a competition at any remote farm ,but getting there is another thing making competing there more expensive
Germany,Austria ,Netherlands are extremely limited in Regards to ranges . They all need to travel abroad to compete . Germans,Austrians,Dutch domesticaly shot in fucking 100-200m indoor ranges ,many shoot whole season abroad ,so you have German and Austrian national competition hosted in Czech republic.
Eastern europe has lots of former cold war shooting ranges some now private and military is very open to letting civilians play. Which is like no go in Western europe.
UK ,Australia,NZ have great shooters but given location and legislation , they are somewhat isolated have to travel far =$$$ for international comps.
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Doesn't work that way. Otherwise carrying shit in your hands would be nearly as comfortable as in a good pack frame that puts that load on your hips but it doesn't even work out close to being that way. And being part of your body basically balanced on your center of gravity is notably better than in a well designed pack.It all adds up to the same weight, doesn't matter where you carry it.
France was the 5th country Germany invaded. Austria Czechoslovakia Poland Norway came before France. You said France was 1st, that is not correct. Also Germany was pushing in Africa with aspirations to reach the middle east, there were more than 2 fronts and a Naval war.
My question is a bit multi faceted but would be. Had Roosevelt not passed away in April of 45, do you think he would have pushed back against the Soviets grabbing a strong position in China, Korea and Eastern Europe as the fighting stalled out momentarily. Did the Soviets take advantage of Truman? Would this have avoided many of the hold over “cold war” conflicts we fought not long after German and Japan surrender, resulting in Russia becoming the “enemy”?
I didn't think that you would. They have trained you well.I don't understand what relevance being from the UK makes? Please explain.
I haven't tested Aeromatch bullets myself, but internet reports indicate they exhibit less consistency than Berger bullets, particularly in weight and ogive-to-base measurements.