RE: Guns for Christmas
 

30-06!!!! New England Firearms. My first deer rifle. My buddy's Dad gave it to me.I was inshock for the rest of the evening.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

No, I work for the Govt...but not in the military or law enforcement. My father is ex-military, and a member of CMP. Its hard to qualify to get to purchase this ammo, but if you can get some...the rounds are consistantly identical to the millionth of a gram. Pretty expensive also.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

Yea...you should send him a thank you email.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

I got some of it. As a gift. Can't wait to try a few rounds out.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

quote]ORIGINAL: CervidSlayer

Yea...you should send him a thank you email.
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I sent them both one.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

I got a Beretta 12Gauge Automatic Synthetic stock,shoots 3"(Shotgun)
Love the gun,not many doves get by.:D

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

think i'm gonna have to buy my own christmas and b-day present... a new 637 S&W should do the trick... or maybe put together a flat top AR...


btw, I think we need a bit of what i call "REALITY MATHEMATICS"....

1 millionth of a gram (.000001) x 1lbm / 454 grams x 7000 grains / 1 lbm = .00001542 grains... :eek:

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

I got some money for a gun!:DI get to choose what gun I buy!

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

:DGot a new Traditions Yukon muzzleloader (early) for christmas. Just in time for MD Muzzle loader season. Will post pictures after I get some.

RE: Guns for Christmas
 

Sorry about the math error there math nazi. Grains not grams sorry boss. One grain is like .065 grams or so. I was confused. I guess I dont know what I'm talkin about.
Never the less. The rounds are identical in every way, and you cant get them and I guess thats what matters.
And I dont understand lbm...what is that? Pounds per meter or pounds mass?You must be a ballistics expert. I guess I should have takenmicro mathematics in college...all sarcasm aside.:eek: