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Old 10-17-2010, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TheBoneGrinders
SecondChance yes Ive heard of the 460 and its all good from what i hear, did fire the 500 at dusk once, was a site to be hold.. Ive been thinking of adding a 460 to keep my 500 company during its off season. just gotta convince the wife to go along with it, as she will not shoot these big revolvers, i have some lite loads i told her that she would be fine with, but still no luck getting her to fire it..
If she won't fire the bigger handcannons, fine. Take her along to the range when you are shooting. Just make sure she stands behind you and not off to your side where she will get hit with the muzzle blast and equip her with both ear plugs AND muffs when she is around these beasts, ( as well as yourself for that matter!!) and then show her the light loads don't kick nor have the muzzle blast the full house loads do. She then may try it seeing the difference. That or start her out with lesser serious calibers, .357, .44 Special etc.. and let her work up from there. THEN go after the 460!!

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Old 10-17-2010, 08:22 PM
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Ya know what old Shotgun Red always sez............



"If you ain't gonna think before ya talk - don't think of talkin'."

That there is some good advice. And for Mr. deer Hunter's letter (post) we're gonna be a sendin' him his very own lil' Shotgun Red doll to have and to hold.
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Old 10-18-2010, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by uncle matt
Ya know what old Shotgun Red always sez............



"If you ain't gonna think before ya talk - don't think of talkin'."

That there is some good advice. And for Mr. deer Hunter's letter (post) we're gonna be a sendin' him his very own lil' Shotgun Red doll to have and to hold.
Now I don't care who you are, but that there is some funny chit!!!!!!
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Old 10-20-2010, 04:33 PM
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Shes been around guns for some time, shoots a lil 357 and a 9mm, the 500 weighs a ton and she doesn't feel comfy shooting it off a bench rest or shooting stick.

she hunts with shot guns and rifles, she likes the looks of the 500 but no chance of getting her to shoot it, she watched me shoot it many times and even shot by my side with her Lil pistols. lots of fun, guess this ones all mine..
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Old 11-26-2010, 04:29 PM
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3 more days then the s&w 500 gets to go out for deer again.. wife just traded her Walther p990 for another new gp100, she really like those Lil pistols..now she has two. Hopefully one of us will score a buck with our revolvers..
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Old 11-27-2010, 07:52 AM
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The GP100 is a very nice and well built .357 Mag. What size barrel? They did a limited run of 5" GP100 versions which is ideal for competition. Ruger makes some nice firearms, and they are still made in the U.S. the last I checked.
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Old 11-27-2010, 12:52 PM
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The one she just got has a 4" on it with the wood rubber grips..the other one has a 6" with black grips nice Lil revolvers that is for sure. She also got some FEDERAL 180gr power shoc and some blazer 158gr alum casings to test drive with it, but i think she will be taken her Lil 300 savage rifle and just carrying one of her 357 rugers along on the hunt.

me i ll be sticking with the 500 all the way and leaving the 7mm at home. Just removed the aimpoint 7000sc red dot last weekend and I'm going to try with open sites. where we hunt not much open space so it will be close encounters during the hunt..




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Old 11-27-2010, 03:59 PM
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Very nice!
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Old 11-28-2010, 05:24 AM
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Nice pictures and those 'little' revolvers are cute and I guess they do work OK
Just kidding you guys for sure about your S&W. Fine revolvers indeed. Have a 29 for a long time now. An older model with the recessed cylinder that I regularly use for deer. . But here is my "baby". Complete with a Bushnell 2-6X scope, she gets the job done to.
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Old 11-28-2010, 05:47 AM
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Good Luck!

I am leaving my 500 at home this weekend.
Its little bro'...the 629 classic will be with me.
I want to squeeze on a mature set of horns.

Take plenty of pics.

Last years doe.




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