Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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This is the new “hand the enemy your weapons” approach..... it is truly forward thinking
If you have a really good barrel, my experience is you only need to shoot 4 to 5 to re-foul the barrel.
where is the sign up sheet, and waiver ?
With that kind of performance and ammo to feed it, why would you want to mess with it?
I found a K98 actioned sporter in a pawn shop in .270 w/ a 4x Weaver scope for cheap. It looked like it had been through a couple of ugly divorces and thrown down a driveway and into the bed of the truck a few times. Even the 24" barrel had dings on the outside and all the blue worn off. The inside didn't look much better and was filthy.
I figure I would re-barrel it in 30-06 but before I wanted to see how it shot. I ran a patch with some Hoppes down it and grabbed a box of Fed. Supreme. The thing put all five first shots in a ragged hole at 100M.
I took it home and scrubbed the bore with Sweets and ran patches out until they were clean. The thing is a 1/2" gun with over the counter ammo and has slayed many deer and hogs. I'm now a .270 shooter.
Please explain your disdain for Hodnett.Not even going to address that here, since this is the MVP thread and not the rifle or maintenance section or thread. You’re just going to eventually find out that that is just some more overstated Hodnett Hogwash. Start a thread if you think it bears serious discussion.
You're making me cry. I had one once. I was the 2nd owner. I had the box and papers from the CMP that it came in. Had to sell it to pay for a divorce lawyer.
Congratulations on such a wonderful instrument and symbol of freedom.
It was an older rifle with a slow twist. It could only shoot 55 grain bullets. The maximum effective range was 700 yards. Anything beyond that the there were stability issues. I got it re-barreled in 6.5 CM and couldn't be happier.
Uh-oh....*insert gay joke here...*
Where's the first shot flyer? After all, your first shot was through a cold suppressor.
That was the first group after breaking the barrel in and zeroing the scope. I spent the entire afternoon at the range for the barrel break in. I was letting the barrel cool off about 5 minutes between shots for that group.
I've got several of the QB cans on other rifles and haven't seen any first round flyers. I've had some flyers in those rifles but that is because it's usually my fault not the rifle. Again, no first round flyers.
Move that dime for us!!!
Probably can't cook, clean house, has a cat and talks like Fran Drescher. Just looking at the picture created a third degree burn on my butt cheek.
My wallet caught fire from the money burning up at the thought of ever connecting with that vampire.
ms gamboolgals father, Mr. Beam, was in the 101st - he mentioned several times the Bayonet / knife carried as depicted in the picture above.
He was with the original group at Tocooa, GA and was in all the fights all the way thru the war. He was never wounded.
Mr. Beam is pictured in the lower right of the group photo below.
The one of him alone is at Nuremberg after the war. That is another post to tell about
We lost Mr. Beam in 2008 and I still miss him sorely - he was a father to me and I would sit and listen to him for hours talk of growing up dirt poor in East Texas and of his experiences in the war.
Hats off to all the Veterans of all the wars
Maybe crybaby LeBron can take a lesson from men who know what real pain is. This is not to lessen the severity, suffering, and sacrifice of others who have only received one purple heart. I know that I wouldn't want one. This is to contrast the spoiled sports star's supposed suffering to what real suffering is.
8 Men Who Earned the Most Purple Hearts
The Purple Heart is a revered, if unwanted, military accolade bestowed upon those individuals who have been wounded in action with the enemy.
Gotta admit, that's good shooting I don't care who you are. Just think how much better it would be if you dropped the Creed and shot 6 gay tiger. Those groups would be corn holing each other.
Maybe crybaby LeBron can take a lesson from men who know what real pain is. This is not to lessen the severity, suffering, and sacrifice of others who have only received one purple heart. I know that I wouldn't want one. This is to contrast the spoiled sports star's supposed suffering to what real suffering is.
8 Men Who Earned the Most Purple Hearts
The Purple Heart is a revered, if unwanted, military accolade bestowed upon those individuals who have been wounded in action with the enemy.www.military.com
Are you kidding me, he'd be curled up behind a tree crying his eyes out. I bet next year, he doesn't play more than 3 games in a row and then he'll bench himself for at least 1 game.
Maybe but there is something wrong with the moniker of that cartridge. They could have called it something else. Too many other projects now.
Most notable athletes who served in the US military
American history is full of examples of notable athletes who served in the US military. So far, were hundreds of thousands of brave men and
special-ops.org
I know an elderly black gentleman that has one eye that looks a different direction, he told me he could watch the snake and look for something to hit it with...
And rightfully so.
That soldier is both a complete soup sandwich AND lost in the sauce.
Most notable athletes who served in the US military
American history is full of examples of notable athletes who served in the US military. So far, were hundreds of thousands of brave men andspecial-ops.org
Rocky Bleier - Wikipedia
Good job Brother. It always puzzled me that no matter how good a stop we made anything more than a room and contents especially if it needed vertical ventilation it would get torn down. It may be different now with the cost of lumber.
