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Thanks guys! I truly appreciate the information. I am still just feeling my way around here. Maybe a few rides in a Cobra will help me learn the ropes!
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Skippy, You can bust in here anytime.
Went out with my son and grand kids today. Took the AR and the Henry. The kids have a single shot .22. Have to work at safety with them. I was going to practice with the HENRY for Tinny's challange. Alas, I left the ammo bag at home. Spent most of the time with the boys. |
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There is no way tinner will hit 3 two inch bullseyes with his Rugger at 50 yards. If he does he is in the wrong bussines |
Dave,
What you said. Cobish, you are correct. |
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Mikie, you gonna take up the bet, I'll even let you take some practice shots.:cool::cool::cool: I would like to see some pictures of the event and the outcome. Games on??? Common guys, I gotta get some excitement goin' here. tin-man |
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Tinner,
I didn't want to steal Mikies deal but wanted to clarify what the bet was, after reading following posts I got it. The red dots on a black target do make it a bit easier at 50 yards. With open sights I would have to squint to find your dots but hitting the 3 areas mentioned on a silhouette (ftf) is OK. When Mikie and you are done I could be talked into a little wager. |
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Tinny,
I will take your challenge. However, I have 2 conditions. 1. No money will change hands. Fine Upstanding Gents wager. 2. I need a few more sessions to get really familiar with the rifle. Do you accept? |
I am happy to cover that bet first with Mikie shooting and then will cover giving Tinner the chance to double his money with him shooting his 38 snub at same target and conditions.
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Did my first de-priming and sizing yesterday with my reloader.
Need to get some 45Colt dies. Mike. |
You bought a reloading set up? What did you buy?
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OK so what's with the wager concept, we is all fine upstandin' gents, well most of us anyway, sorry to say this but the jury is out on DWRAT since his wifey's got him by the nuts and so he ain't quite upstandin' as things go, is he, anyway I digress, so according to my search a wager is Definition of WAGER a : something (as a sum of money) risked on an uncertain event : stake b : something on which bets are laid : gamble a wager c, the betting or staking of something of value, with consciousness of risk and hope of gain, on the outcome of a game, a contest, or an uncertain event whose result may be determined by chance or accident or have an unexpected result by reason of the skill set of the individuals involved. So, if it is such that no money is to change hands we can do a wager as in pay for gasoline, shells, cartridges, yogurts or whatever up to the value of US$100, being the case I accept, with the condition there are witnesses for the event and pictures are take. Agree? tin-man |
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How did you deprime and size without dies? That's really tough.
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yeah. What he said.
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I purchased the Lee 50th anniversary kit. I have dies for my 45ACP.need to get a set for the 45Colt. Figured I would start with a single stage press at this point. If I enjoy it I can move up to a multi-stage.
Tinny, OK your on. $100.00 |
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