Rifle or tattoo?

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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby Rodentman on Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:10 am

Gouger Mountain has an ad flyer which I read on line featuring the standard 15-22 with a gun case and a "bucket" of 22LR ammo. Two issues: That ammo is specifically NOT recommended by S&W for use in that gun. Secondly, GM claims they don't know anything about said ad. I didn't bring it with me, and I wanted the 15-22 with the Magpul options anyway. I doubt they had the ammo anyway, since they claim they had no 22LR in stock at all.

i should have the gun next week and have a fairly good supply of recommended ammo for it. Next to decide on a reddot or holo sight. I think the rifle was the right call over the tattoo.
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby goatroper on Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:20 am

MrDig wrote:Sadly I no longer have the choice because I take blood thinners so now my only choice would be the Rifle.

I have been on the rat poison for a good few years now and have had no problems getting my arms done. Just let them know before they start.
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby goatroper on Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:20 am

Double tap
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby Rodentman on Mon Sep 02, 2013 8:35 am

That's the stuff Sam wants me to take, but I question his dosage. Seems a bit high.
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby Rodentman on Thu Sep 12, 2013 6:59 pm

I got the 15-22 and took it to the "range" at Gougher in Lakeville. The gun ran fine with CCI standard velocity and mini-mag. I didn't try it with Remington but I have only 200 rounds of that stuff anyway. The range at GM wasn't too impressive and I couldn't sit down in there. At only 30 feet standing I didn't even try to adjust the reddot scope. I will go to BPR and set it at their 46 yard rifle range. Still not ideal but that's probably where I'll do most of my shooting.

It is a fun gun and I am glad I got it.
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby LePetomane on Thu Sep 12, 2013 7:14 pm

Rodentman wrote:It is a fun gun and I am glad I got it.


Enjy your new gun. You will get a lot more enjoyment from it than you would with a tattoo and you can't catch AIDS or some other strange disease from it like you can from hanging out in those seedy tattoo places.
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Re: Rifle or tattoo?

Postby Rodentman on Thu Sep 12, 2013 7:17 pm

That's right! Never trust a crippled skinhead with 30 rodent tattoos and a hat that says "Rodentman." He's obviously a prevert, a real child progeny.
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