Is a 250gr SST and 80-85 gr Blackhorn....
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Sabot in a sidelock....eh....err.......ummm..........wheez... ....snort....
And if it's a matter of sabots in a sidelock offending your delicate "historically correct" sensibilities, well - that's just too darn bad.
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It's off topic, but..... No need to umm, wheeze or snort Muley. The Green Mountain LRH barrels on my Renegade and TC Hawken shoot sabots extremely well.
And if it's a matter of sabots in a sidelock offending your delicate "historically correct" sensibilities, well - that's just too darn bad.
And if it's a matter of sabots in a sidelock offending your delicate "historically correct" sensibilities, well - that's just too darn bad.
You don't mind if I have an opinion, and I don't believe I was talking to you.
Nobody who knows me has ever called me delicate.
Why don't you put a scope on your Hawken and use pellets too? Maybe you can dip it in camo too.
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Don't you remember when the Chinese developed sabots - centuries ago... sabots are really old - you had to be there - you gotta remember them. The French get a lot of credit but they just re-invented them.
#19
Muley... careful with the transgressions - apparently you have not seen Semi's 'sinful sisters' - all sidelocks all scoped - shooting Gold Dots...
Don't you remember when the Chinese developed sabots - centuries ago... sabots are really old - you had to be there - you gotta remember them. The French get a lot of credit but they just re-invented them.
Don't you remember when the Chinese developed sabots - centuries ago... sabots are really old - you had to be there - you gotta remember them. The French get a lot of credit but they just re-invented them.
Plastic....... centuries ago?
Actually, I do use sabots, only I call it a patch.
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