Are they a better gun???
01-11-2016 | 09:57 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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The photo shows our new, and better technique for testing bullets. It eliminates the need for powder, primer, sabot, carpet, plywood, and water jugs. This new technique will save us lots of time and money.
One only needs to put the bullet in the barrel a tad, and see how it goes. This particular bullet did very very well, and the test was an unequivocal success!
01-11-2016 | 01:59 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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You of all people set on side hammers - you gonna take the BP out of one them.
01-11-2016 | 02:07 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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No, but one time I tripped and stuffed the barrel in the mud. It was a sidelock of course and I had to go home to fix it.
Had it been an inline I could have removed the BP on the spot and fixed it. You could also dry ball a quick second shot under pressure. Double load?
I travel light, and wouldn't bring a wrench if I hunted with an inline.
So, let's forget all that, and say you'd never need to take out the BP for a hunt. Why does it have to come out fast?
Had it been an inline I could have removed the BP on the spot and fixed it. You could also dry ball a quick second shot under pressure. Double load?
I travel light, and wouldn't bring a wrench if I hunted with an inline.
So, let's forget all that, and say you'd never need to take out the BP for a hunt. Why does it have to come out fast?
01-11-2016 | 03:33 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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So speed never was the consideration it was the mis-use of the term in my mind...
01-11-2016 | 09:11 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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It doesn't I have already said that, but the CVA plug, IMO, should have never been called a QR plug - they just grabbed a term that was already being used by another company in hopes that people would react positive to a "Quick Release" plug in a CVA.
So speed never was the consideration it was the mis-use of the term in my mind...
So speed never was the consideration it was the mis-use of the term in my mind...
What was I thinking?
01-11-2016 | 10:53 PM
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From: Boncarbo,Colorado
After reading this, its my opinion you should go slow and actually take the time to learn each rifle and work with them often before opening your "mouth".
Over the years ive said that I like this and that and had to take some of that back due to things happening down the road that had a negative affect on me. Blackhorn209 solvent was a big one. RCBS chronograph was another huge mistake i learned my lesson on THREE times.
One must learn to actually slow down and give a true honest review with the good and bad.
But at the end of the day, I'll take that $180 ( at the time) Wolf of mine and out shoot those $900 knights
Over the years ive said that I like this and that and had to take some of that back due to things happening down the road that had a negative affect on me. Blackhorn209 solvent was a big one. RCBS chronograph was another huge mistake i learned my lesson on THREE times.
One must learn to actually slow down and give a true honest review with the good and bad.
But at the end of the day, I'll take that $180 ( at the time) Wolf of mine and out shoot those $900 knights