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The Cuddly One
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Milan, Italy
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I love pin shooting but I'm not very good at it, I'm handicapped by being able to shoot a 45 either accurately or fast but not both. I think a 45 or a Desert Eagle 44 are still the best choices for those vicious man-eating bowling pins
![]() What is everyone's best shooting experiences? Mine, is some hot summer afternoons with friends, a pool, plenty of cold drinks and food on the side, having informal shooting competitions with air guns (not exciting compared to shooting practical matchs I know but I think that when we start taking sports too seriously they stop being fun and become business) Fellow poster Milu as well as being a fanatical shooter also collects and restores old airguns, he brings a long a selection and some more are rounded up. Favourite targets are pingpong balls, pine cones, tin cans and plastic mineral water bottles for the noise. I think some very serious and competitive shooters surprised themselves by having so much fun
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I've shot pins with .357 using 230gr "logs" (ouch), 9mm with 147gr/1000+fps (small bore). For large bore I use to use a .45 with fairly hot loads, 225gr at around 900fps but I switched a few years ago to .44mag (S&W 629). If you handload, lighter loads in the .44mag are great for pins. The 240gr bullet @ 900-1000fps bullet takes the pins right off but instead of beating you up like a hot .45, the big heavy wheel gun just kinda "wumps" instead of "whacks". Besides, its extra fun when you beat the guys with .45 "race" guns with optics using a stock revolver with iron sights. ![]() The advent of the rubber Hogue grips means people with small hands (like myself) can reach the trigger on these large guns. We used to shoot every Tuesday night. We'd shoot individually the first half of the night and then divide up into 3 person teams (6 tables). The .44 really came in handy when someone on your team was using an MP5 (a 9mm machine gun). Those 9mm sub sonics fill the pins with lead and tip them over but they don't always take them off the table. After I'd finish my pins I clean up their leftovers. Thump, thump, thump.... good memories, Chris
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i have a small hand gun (ak-47) purly for recreational purposes
I enjoy shooting at lots of things so far I have shot 1.5 dog's 1 cat 3 gerbils 10 goldfish 3 persons (1 man (robber) 1 women (next door neighbour who kept calling my porsche an audi) 1 law enforcement officer (whogave said porcshe a ticket)) 1 tank (sherman) 1 b1-b stealth bomber (I missed it) 3 911's 5 924's 1 356 speedster 2 members of PCGA (or PCGB over here) 1 old fart and my big toe
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The Cuddly One
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Glad there are still responsable gun owners in the UK despite the firearms legislation
![]() How did you manage the .5 of the 1.5 dogs? Ricochet?
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Isabo,
![]() half a dog = a puppy ? ![]() I am a responsible person, I have the proof 1> I am a responsible gun owner (see last post) 2> I am a responsible drinker; I get drunk, I fall over, I get up, take the keys to my mates gt1, run over a granny or two, make sure I give my mates details to the granny I run over, so at least his insurance can deal with it. 3> I am a responsible "sexual" adult; I always use a condom that is over its sell by date or at least make sure the women is on the pill, at least when I bother to ask 4> I am a responsible driver; I only drive drunk other peoples cars, I never jump traffic lights if there is a copper behind me, I only undertake/drive dangerously, if I know I can get away with it. 5> I am a responsible eater; despite the fact I am not supposed to do sugar, I ensure my body is full to the brim with insulin, then do the familly size tub of ben&jerrys, every other day I have a bigmac,fries,and a shake so there you go )))))))))))its just too hot and I want to go hommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeee pls plz pls plzplzplzplzplzplzpzlpzlzplz
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I only use used Condoms....as they've allready been proven to work properly.
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Glad to have you on board Mikkel!
My compliments first to Wayne for a great BBS. I prefer the 9mm. Light weight easy to handle with a lot of options and models.
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1> remove shell from production line 2> stand it up right 3> using no.1 10lb ball pein hammer, hit trigger device hard 4> explodes = works ok 5> does not, mark as UXB and return to production line fault control
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Excuse me I don't think it should be a right to bare arms. I don't endore civilians without the shoot don't shoot training defending there property. I think I learned alot of good family values from target shooting handguns with my father. I feel when a father spends time with his children it helps prevent crime. Beleve it or not they actually desine handguns specificaly for target shooting; These guns typicaly use a very small bullet. I am not a violent person and would never kill another person. Do you realy belive if we had no guns there would be no violence?
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I forgot to mension my prefered handgun would be a highstandard target .22 gun. www.highstandard.com. The thing I like about these guns are the sights are mounted on a bracket and not on the slider. Another good chose would be a crossman air gun. If accuracy is important an air gun that the sites do not move is important. You can also look like big guns (i.e colt, barreta). These guns are usualy not as acurate as target gun because the sites are mounted on the slider that moves. I think these guns are made in America but I'm not sure.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Here's a few of nice web sites for you:
1. Why did It Have To Be Guns? 2. Keep and Bear Arms.com 3. A Human Right |
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I love it when someone registers here for the sole purpose bumping a thread thats been dead for over 2 years with an abiguous and seemingly hypocritcal response.
Theres a gun thread that gets posted here on a weekly basis. Why did this one make you want to register and start contributing?
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Sherman, Was thinking the same thing. New to the forum, no other post and posts something guaranteed to get a response.
Peacefulman, please tell us about yourself, how many Porsche's you own and how else you can benefit this forum. Oh yea, forgot to mention that you might do this before a moderator removes you and your posts for being a troll. Most people come here for help with their cars and start here: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/ Try it sometime! Joe A
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Dont forget to add your location as well. I always find it interesting that there are some people who dont live in, vote in, or pay taxes in the United States think that they should have a say in what my rights as a United States citizen should be.
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You mean the spelling gave it away? My guess was an overseas poster as well.
He has no info in his profile, no email or website and will not accept any PM's. Is that the smell of a spammer or Troll I smell? JA
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I don't care how many people drink and drive. I don't care how many people are killed with guns. I am not ashamed that I drink alcohol and I am not ashamed that I enjoy target shooting. Furthermore were I live is none of your bussiness.
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Correction I'm not ashamed that I drink I don't drink and drive.
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This is bizarre. What are you talking about now? The drinking comments are from 2 years ago. Cant you find a more recent thread to post your random thoughts to?
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