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bulpup

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Everything posted by bulpup

  1. The economy and my family's income had a direct impact on me finally buying reloading equipment. Guns, yea, I'd have had a few by now. One rifle and one pistol for sure.
  2. Also, when you are just starting out, like I am, you will be doing a little experimenting and trial and hopefully no error. There is nothing stopping you from reloading the same 200 cases a few times while you get the hang of it instead of waiting to get to 1000.
  3. I'm really not this nit-picky in real life I swear, but this wasn't a burglary, this was a robbery. Robbers and burglars are two differnt things. Both involve taking something from you, but one has the intent of using or threatening to use force.
  4. see, that's the kind of avatar that doesn't need an explanation
  5. Oh come on man, that's your car and a girl you know. I got to tell your story for ya?? Mine's been some of the artwork out of the Ruger Mk III manual. I like that kind of industrial simplistic stuff.
  6. I always thought it was a close up of Glen P.
  7. From the article what "burglar" are you talking about? Y'all want to rack it and assume there is one "burglar," and he will probably skee-daddle go right ahead. I prefer not giving away anything unless I have too. Call me crazy.
  8. That sucks, however, I am interested in the avatar. WHere did you get that?
  9. Holy exclamation points.. I'm sorry, did every one think I meant i'd rather come out shooting? Rack away all you like. I'm just saying that it isn't always the best thing to do. Its no magic wand. I think we all agree with that - nothing more, nothing less.
  10. umm well yea, it is kinda. For me anyway. Noise discipline.
  11. But you racked a shotty with a burglar outside. There is nothing that say he wouldn't have run if you just said "hey you." The point is, does it always work. I don't beleive it.
  12. That looks interesting. At least there is no restriction on full auto.
  13. I don't sign on to that theory either. Mostly unproven and smacks of folklore. If a noise is going guarantee to scare someone off it would be the sounds of sirens aproaching. If I felt I needed to announce my presence with a person in my house it would be by saying, "I have a gun and the police are on the way." For me, the racking of a shotgun pump would only makes sense if you were in bed, heard a bump and decided to do the "brady Bunch" dad thing by walking downs stairs to check it out.
  14. Hey, I know you have the best of intentions and we are all in it together when it comes to guns and laws. So take this this in the spirit that it is intended and try not to be offended. You just told a person that has worked in media for 24 years "welcome to the world of media." Of course you could not have known that, but... you didn't know that.
  15. No kidding. Way to make something that hasn't happened happen.
  16. Did some research to find the photog that took this picture; And found a trove of his pics. Good stuff. David Guttenfelder Some of the ads on the above site may be NSFW.
  17. A parachute and rapelling gear? ANyway, these are pretty good too shaker flashlight
  18. make it a serious backpack, with a handle- not a duffel. Blackhawk Blackhawk 2
  19. I saw a guy there last week had made his own out of a brass rod and a little piece of cloth for that same reason. No one says you need to use their favorite yellow plastic ones.
  20. All right then. I'll gives those a try. Thanks.
  21. This. It is taught in NJ hunter class as law.
  22. There are people and places that frequent this board that offer training. Seems good for business.
  23. Just being facetious

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