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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby Seismic Sam on Sat Jul 30, 2011 5:58 am

Dave Pendleton wrote:Perhaps we've been successfully trolled then...

I still maintain that nasty responses to new folks is the rule rather than the exception. I've witnessed it many times.


Would you care to take over the responsibility for explaining to n00bs why saying that you can use 40 S&W brass in 10mm guns with 10mm loads and reform 40 S&W brass to make 357 SIG brass with a .020" headspace gap is not a good idea?? Plus shooting a Ruger #1 45-70 load in an 1873 gun is not a good idea?? I could use a vacation right now.
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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby Holland&Holland on Sat Jul 30, 2011 6:42 am

Seismic Sam wrote: Plus shooting a Ruger #1 45-70 load in an 1873 gun is not a good idea?? I could use a vacation right now.


True, but Marlin loads in a BFR is a riot! :D
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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby Seismic Sam on Sat Jul 30, 2011 7:56 am

Holland&Holland wrote:
Seismic Sam wrote: Plus shooting a Ruger #1 45-70 load in an 1873 gun is not a good idea?? I could use a vacation right now.


True, but Marlin loads in a BFR is a riot! :D


Actually, I've had a suspicion for quite a while that it's probably nearly impossible (short of a full case of Bullseye) to blow up either a Desert Eagle Mark XIX, or a BFR. I mean, those guns have more high tensile steel in them than there is bacon at a Gopher breakfast!! And yes, an 1895 load in a BFR probably IS a riot. That gun has so much mass that the recoil is substantially damped. If you're ever at Oakdale, let me know, and I'll trade you some fairly hot 500 Smith rounds for some 45-70 rounds...
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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby macphisto on Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:42 am

This wasn't a reloading thread, and there are no lives to be saved here. Get back under your bridge.
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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby farmerj on Sat Jul 30, 2011 10:05 am

But did he bring the 3" manual?
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Re: MN Conceal Carry Club Start up...

Postby Holland&Holland on Sat Jul 30, 2011 9:50 pm

Seismic Sam wrote:
Holland&Holland wrote:
Seismic Sam wrote: Plus shooting a Ruger #1 45-70 load in an 1873 gun is not a good idea?? I could use a vacation right now.


True, but Marlin loads in a BFR is a riot! :D


Actually, I've had a suspicion for quite a while that it's probably nearly impossible (short of a full case of Bullseye) to blow up either a Desert Eagle Mark XIX, or a BFR. I mean, those guns have more high tensile steel in them than there is bacon at a Gopher breakfast!! And yes, an 1895 load in a BFR probably IS a riot. That gun has so much mass that the recoil is substantially damped. If you're ever at Oakdale, let me know, and I'll trade you some fairly hot 500 Smith rounds for some 45-70 rounds...


Deal! Actually too bad I did not see this earlier I would have PMed you, just got back from Oakdale, went for the annual picnic, kids cleaned up on the balloon shoot and then proceeded to burn through a fair amount of 5.56 and .30 carb with a splattering of 7mm-08. It is amazing how many Oakdale trips I go on, come back broke on ammo, never having sent one round downrange myself!
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