Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- Thread starter Snake-Eyes
- Start date
-
- Tags
- motivational pictures
Been there done that, may still actually have the Tshirt in a box somewhere.
To all Americans with Welsh in their blood I would like to wish you Dydd Gwyl Dewi Sant Hupus.
That situation wasn't going to get any better and frankly I'm tired of spooling out rope.
Motivational if you're hungry.
Breaking in a new carbon steel Lodge pan.
Stupid Cunt sat on a wall,
Stupid Cunt had a great fall;
All the king's gold and all Turkeys pistol clones
Couldn't sign Stupid Cunt into Snipers Hide again.
LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You
For all those people who find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than to Google it for themselves.
Holy crap.....i need to go visit Israel.
Where the hell did she get ammo for that? I have one of those (they are rarer than rocking horse turds) and ammo is unobtanium. Assume that's a custom turned brass 'light' load? Because those shells are so rare that you never, ever shoot them. Even the brass is impossible.
Cheers,
Sirhr
She must have listened to @ArmyJerry and bought it all. I been watching and she never stops shooting. She must have fired 200 rounds just today.
What cartridge/caliber? I was just assuming 50BMG. But by your response I would be wrong.
Hi,
Have you contacted RCC for brass. They can make pretty much any cartridge case you desire.
Sincerely,
Theis
Damnit Sirhr, you are really going to drop that comment and not give any details? Us poor folk want to know.
Tucker has been cleaning up a mess, but this thread originally had some pretty choice comments from old cupidstupid from Canada. This morning it wasn't quite to the flagging point (I think) but it was getting close.
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/drinking-the-cz-coolaid-which-model.6916756/
It seems Tucker is getting quite good at erasing the shitstains from the threads (nice job BTW!)...
Details are probably in Vintage... but that's a German 1918 T-Gewehr anti-tank gun. One of the rarest guns on the planet. I happen to have one. But ammo is completely unavailable. So watching someone shoot one or more cartridges is intriguing!
There was a guy in France offering 'turned' cartridges that you could re-load. But it was sort of a solid brass bar with a hole up the middle for powder. I assume that is what these are. Because the recoil looks light. The legend is that these were beyond punishing.
en.wikipedia.org
Here is a picture of my bolt... next to a Luger. Gives you an idea of scale.
I can turn up some shells in the 'french' model. But if there is a supply of original rounds out there... I am not aware of them.
Cheers,
Sirhr
There was a guy in France offering 'turned' cartridges that you could re-load. But it was sort of a solid brass bar with a hole up the middle for powder. I assume that is what these are. Because the recoil looks light. The legend is that these were beyond punishing.
Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 - Wikipedia
Here is a picture of my bolt... next to a Luger. Gives you an idea of scale.
I can turn up some shells in the 'french' model. But if there is a supply of original rounds out there... I am not aware of them.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Details are probably in Vintage... but that's a German 1918 T-Gewehr anti-tank gun. One of the rarest guns on the planet. I happen to have one. But ammo is completely unavailable. So watching someone shoot one or more cartridges is intriguing!
There was a guy in France offering 'turned' cartridges that you could re-load. But it was sort of a solid brass bar with a hole up the middle for powder. I assume that is what these are. Because the recoil looks light. The legend is that these were beyond punishing.
Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 - Wikipedia
Here is a picture of my bolt... next to a Luger. Gives you an idea of scale.
I can turn up some shells in the 'french' model. But if there is a supply of original rounds out there... I am not aware of them.
Cheers,
SirhrView attachment 7034826
Got any cartridge prints? I gotta lathe and might have some time on my hands (not that you don't as well).
I have the lathes... and can do these. But I'd like to find some original brass! Like I said, there is a guy in France who made them in bulk, but they are brass bar stock with a hole up the middle and could crimp around a custom projectile. I can do those all day. Copper solids and a custom shell.Got any cartridge prints? I gotta lathe and might have some time on my hands (not that you don't as well).
But I'd kind of like to find some original brass!
Thanks for the offer, thought!
Cheers,
Sirhr
My what a big bolt ya got there mr.Details are probably in Vintage... but that's a German 1918 T-Gewehr anti-tank gun. One of the rarest guns on the planet. I happen to have one. But ammo is completely unavailable. So watching someone shoot one or more cartridges is intriguing!
There was a guy in France offering 'turned' cartridges that you could re-load. But it was sort of a solid brass bar with a hole up the middle for powder. I assume that is what these are. Because the recoil looks light. The legend is that these were beyond punishing.
Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 - Wikipedia
Here is a picture of my bolt... next to a Luger. Gives you an idea of scale.
I can turn up some shells in the 'french' model. But if there is a supply of original rounds out there... I am not aware of them.
Cheers,
SirhrView attachment 7034826
Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 - Wikipedia
The 13.2 Tuf utilized a 92 mm-long semi-rimmed case featuring a shallow bottle-neck. It was developed by the Polte ammunition factory in Magdeburg, Germany
The armour-piercing hardened steel cored 13.2 x 92mm (.525-inch) semi-rimmed cartridge, often simply called "13 mm", was originally planned for a new, heavy Maxim MG.18 water-cooled machine gun, the Tank und Flieger (TuF) meaning for use against "tank and aircraft", which was under development and to be fielded in 1919. The rounds weighed 51.5 g (795 gn) with an initial velocity of 785 m/s (2,580 ft/s).[6]
Last edited:
As the rifles go for 6-10K, it might be wrong to rechamber it for 50 bmg
The only way a 1911 can manage 4 consecutive rounds?
Notice the gif doesn't show them firing a second time?
