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Yup, just like "Give me your load!"

Excellent caption for the pic....

I do what I can Art. This has been too funny to let it end now!

My profession precludes the need for me to namedrop, where your reputation demands it...........Big difference.

The names that nearly everyone on this site knows I can provide, would simply allow you to carry out your strange fetish on some other site, with even more ammo to lure in the unsuspecting idiot.

Nothing you can do now, short of providing that picture will ever make you anything less than a liar..........In other words, you'll always be a liar.

Reread the original thread where I politely baited you in and asked nicely to see a picture.........You attacked my credibility, though reading comprehension was never your strongpoint.....

That's Check Mate douche bag.............

You are playing the name-dropping game. That is all you do.

If you really had a contact at Winchester who said the things you claim, you would have fed it to VAnimrod long ago, so he could pretend he wasn't making up his yarn about talking to "someone at Winchester".

WR 40 lb. bass - caught on kite string handline and marshmallow. It ain't hard..

"Hey Dad!! Liar24's scale says my Brookie weighs 13 pounds!"

Nice striper. Makes me want to go catch a mess of 20 pounders.

Easy for you to do on google images..

I'll put the latest newspaper or magazine beside the next fish and yardstick, with a note to the Campfire, maybe even to you.

You'll still be in denial, because I can't solve your inferiority issues. My posts will only make that worse.

Actually Liar, all I do is things like this.........







Though you wouldn't understand, I'm not forced to guess on much...............

The M70 will do.. Save you from buying a paper.

I'd doubt that anything beyond a Kindergarten ruler would be necessary for your trophy, though the lack of pictures with credibility, regardless of subject matter is astounding at the very least.

It would give him an opportunity to read something new for a change while on break at BK.............

Nor do you, Lee24.

cfj2, that is just you punk talking. You sound like triggerguard.

You don't KNOW who I know, or what I do for a living.
You wouldn't understand it if I wrote it out for you.

Maybe I should take some photos of my next visit there, to go along with my next little fishing trip. More to put you into denial.

Liar, you're the only guy that would turn down a free $1,000 rifle when all you'd have to do is post a pic...........

We'd all go away and it would be internet history and I'd be out a rifle I've never fired.

Imagine the sweet, sweet victory..............


Of course there's one teency, weency problem.........You don't have the rifle in question to take a picture of.

Damn the luck ehh?

Pull that lever and put us all out of our misery............(grin)

cfj2, that my friend was helluva compliment.................(grin)

..Still looking for a print of a big Yellow Eyed Rockfish I got on a pole spear so I can get in on this.....It takes a hell of a rockfish or bass to weigh 13#.

I used to vary trigger pull weights but have went to setting everything at 3lbs for big game. We use trigger pull weght to set it. FWIW the lightest rifle I regularly shoot is about 7.0#. If it got below 7# I would likely lower the pull weight to 2-2.5#.

I caught the twin to Liar's fish at Crane Prairie Res. on the opening morning of trout season, though I neglected to take a pic(no need....Liar taught me that)..........It went just under 8lbs. and was 21"..........

It did eat good though, but fillets is limited on bass, for the size that they can get.