OK, this is rediculous! How does a guy get any trigger time with this crap?

JGorski

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Have never seen this much snow this late in the season, it's going to be spring tomorrow? Really? Just got 3.6 more inches last night, time to get the RWS model 36 and shoot in the basement. Im not really complaining, we need the moisture, but it wont be April til I get my bike out, I can shoot in my basement all year long. HA
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Man...I dont know how ya do that cold weather....I always like to see the snow but that place is too cold for me, We had 80's here in Central Texas yesterday while I was out shooting...lol However... the summers are miserable!!!
 
Bunch of us Nebraskans shot a match in 28 degree weather (oh yeah... and 9-15 mph wind). Still fun to pull a trigger, but I was shaking like a leaf on a tree.
 
I don't see the problem, layer up on clothes and keep the truck running, shoot till your too cold and go warm up in the truck. Easy, that's what we did in minnesota from sept to april :)
 
Have never seen this much snow this late in the season, it's going to be spring tomorrow? Really? Just got 3.6 more inches last night, time to get the RWS model 36 and shoot in the basement. Im not really complaining, we need the moisture, but it wont be April til I get my bike out, I can shoot in my basement all year long. HA
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Come on guys.... global warming is responsible for the unusual cold temps and higher snowfall in the midwest. Get with big Al's program!
 
Love the snow and cold hate the heat. Anything over 60 is to warm for work and I can't afford to sit by the lake with a cocktail in my hand when its 90. It is tough to garden in the frozen ground though.
 
It's funny how the warm weather guys think it's about the tempurature. For me it's the hassle of the snow & drifts, who cares about how cold it is. Been getting use to that yote hunting the last 3 months.

Feel your pain on the storms. Just getting another front in tonight and the winds are blowing at a consistent 30-35 mph. At this point I'll take 20 degrees, light wind, and frozen/clear grounds.
 
What is wrong with the white stuff??? Send it back to us, we need the moisture!
We can shoot in the snow...no worries, but we can't grow a damn thing without the moisture!
 
If it is -20 F or warmer we will usually head out for some weekend range time.

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I don't see the problem, layer up on clothes and keep the truck running, shoot till your too cold and go warm up in the truck. Easy, that's what we did in minnesota from sept to april :)

Sure, maybe get some hand warmers so I can feel the trigger, ask a farmer in the area if I can shoot on his back 40, no ranges around here open that have more than 100yds, then do it again when our range opens and the temps come up some, you see Im working up some loads to shoot at 600yds comps we have during the summer, I need at least a 300yd range to figure out what this rifle is going to like. I can wait till it warms up, just had to bitch(usually dont do that) a little about what mother nature dumps on us.
 
It's funny how the warm weather guys think it's about the tempurature. For me it's the hassle of the snow & drifts, who cares about how cold it is. Been getting use to that yote hunting the last 3 months.

Feel your pain on the storms. Just getting another front in tonight and the winds are blowing at a consistent 30-35 mph. At this point I'll take 20 degrees, light wind, and frozen/clear grounds.

Come down here to Iowa. thats EXACTLY what our weather is right now.

-Paulus
 
Bob,,come on man...one coat in that weather..your killing me.lol....
I would be so bundled up, 2 wool jackets, 10 pairs of long johns.. there is no way I would be able to lift my arms up to reach the rifle, prone, let alone shoot it...lol
 
Bob,,come on man...one coat in that weather..your killing me.lol....
I would be so bundled up, 2 wool jackets, 10 pairs of long johns.. there is no way I would be able to lift my arms up to reach the rifle, prone, let alone shoot it...lol


That's right... One coat... but.. I had thermal underwear and fleece under that one coat! ;) Not to mention I am Polish, Irish, German and Hungarian... Im pretty much built for this kind of weather.
 
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