Re: Gringo Went Surfing in Mexico...
Jackson_Handy
1 hour ago
Horrible place!!! Shiity coues deer, the fishing sucks, everyone wants to rob or kill you, stay home, don’t support the drug cartels!!! The thumb hath spoken. Mexico is the safest place on earth. Keep sucking your thumb begging for momma and crying. It’s a scary place!!!😅 No see, you look like a thumb. That's the joke. Oh and mexico is a shìthole, but everyone already knew that...
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Re: Now......mountain snow......
RockyRaab
1 hour ago
On my way to the SLC airport yesterday, the highway had two inches of slush. Down to 40 mph in places. 33 degrees. When I got to Digital Dan's place in Tampa, it was 86. Hard to pack for a trip like that.
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Re: Suppressor Special requirements throughout Europe
robthom
2 hours ago
From memory, back in the 1980s and 1990s it was very difficult to get a full bore suppressor at all / legally on firearms licence. .22RF, yes but no full bore.
This started to change and rapidly in the 1990s due to health and safety at work legislation involving forestry commission type workers suing employers etc over hearing loss. Also big issue in the UK military upto that date.
I would really like those police tactical hearing aid size ear protection - one way Val e. You can bear asleep the normal sounds until the gun is discharged. On range I wear eye muffs cans.
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Re: 2002 F250 7.3 w/ 121k
BamBam
2 hours ago
In these parts, a 6 speed manual transmission will add $8k. I have an 02 7.3 250 shortbed with a Pro-line flatbed and bumper and 130k miles. I've turned down $35k for it. When you look at what new trucks cost anymore, really nice used ones are worth the money. Exactly... With no new truck, mechanical issues, mostly emission driven.
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Re: Any love for the 30/06
moosemike
2 hours ago
Where I live, Blacktail dinks at under 150 yds are what I hunt, too much meat damage with full house loads, so I like the old M-72 GI match load (or Fed GM Match, same-o)...165 gr or 180 plain base of any make, 48 to 50 grs of IMR 4895 depending on brass capacity...gives around 2650, 1 moa in many rifles, minimal meat loss. I've been using the ones I've got for a long time with a handload of 30 grains of 4198 or RL 7. With a 150 grain bullet, and a scope with hash marks, It has plenty of killing power left at 300 yds. Charge within the 30/30 range, but in a bolt action it kicks much less than a Model 94 in 30/30. Have let kids in Scouts load them, with my supervision.. and most kids from 12 years old and up have no problem handling the load. Kicks like a 243 or so. Really don't need full power loads in one for most of my hunting needs... right bullet and your good to go. I personally like 150 gr Ballistic Tip, or 150 grain Hornady SPs. What velocity is that load?
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Re: First time eating chukar. Why?
Crockettnj
2 hours ago
We used to hunt chuckars during the mid-day hours of our rifle mule deer hunts on the Deschutes River in Oregon, we used to raft in and pretty much had the place to ourselves. .......
Tough choice for mid-day activity, chuckar hunting or trout and steelhead fishing! Damn. Thats good times.
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Re: Carp?
Elvis
2 hours ago
I had to eat one when I was 24. A german bloke said they were delicious. All I can say is I'm glad I had a big bottle of Coke as each mouthful I took one chew and swallowed it down with a couple of mouthfuls of drink. Without the Coke I think I would have vomited. But the asians seem to like them. Give me some crispy bacon any day.
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