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Then of course, you could always go with overkill

overkill huh...

RedwoodHillBilly wrote:Then of course, you could always go with overkill

I believe that weapon falls under the category of "kills on one end and cripples on the other"

RedwoodHillBilly wrote:Then of course, you could always go with overkill

For when you need to take care of a burglar in you house, from your neighbours house, across the street. Haha

bearriver wrote:

T-Pee wrote:You forgot Belgian Malinios. Awesome animals.

WOW! I've never heard of that breed before. Apparently the SEAL team that killed Bin Laden brought a Belgian Malinios dog named Cairo with for the mission. Awesome animal indeed.

We had Bouvier des Flanders growing up. they are oft used as police dogs in europe i understand. the one we had was trained to quietly allow an intruder in, corner him and hold him. the only dog i have ever had that could understand entire english sentences and do virtually anything on command (execpt tricks like roll over or shake a paw...which was entirely beneath him) "watch 'em" was my favorite!
you could tell him "go get the horses" he would bring them all back...you could name just one of 5 and he would cut the one you wanted.
as a 5 to 15 yr old, i feared nothing and no one with him by my side. Damn, i'm starting to get nostalgic.

I'd have one today but they are oily, stinky creatures and the wife insists all dogs are house dogs...even my new "pup" an English Mastiff x Pressa Canario he is 16 weeks and 62Lbs. sire was close to 250 and the pressa bitch was approaching 150, apparently they instinctively knock down intruders and lay on them. HEHEHEH

RedwoodHillBilly wrote:Then of course, you could always go with overkill

i pulled the trigger on a .50 Desert Eagle precisely once. you could not pay me to fire that weapon....that shotgun on the other hand...

HDNB wrote:

RedwoodHillBilly wrote:Then of course, you could always go with overkill

i pulled the trigger on a .50 Desert Eagle precisely once. you could not pay me to fire that weapon....that shotgun on the other hand...

Then you definitely wouldn't like my .44 Ruger handloads. They are ~.0.7" longer than standard and have the exterior ballistics of a .445 super mag. You can only run them in a Ruger Blackhawk or Redhawk. They will push a 320gr bullet faster than a factory 200gr. Heavy roll crimp is a must. Fun, but loud and punishing.

My advice to burglars is not to get caught in the act in KENTUCKY or WEST VIRGINIA.
Everything you saw on TV bout those folks is true.
TB you concur??

Appalachia-Shiner wrote:My advice to burglars is not to get caught in the act in KENTUCKY or WEST VIRGINIA.
Everything you saw on TV bout those folks is true.
TB you concur??

something tells me the incidence of B&E is relatively low in these areas

The incidence of B&E in the towns is on par with the rest of the county . Country B&E's on the other hand ....... Let's just say that there are few repeat offenders .

crack heads and meth freaks are never the sharpest bulb in the drawer, sort of self eliminating, to bad they leave a wake.

Lol the idiots came back and tried to steel my wife's car, I know exactly who it is, the guy got caught and was released the next day. Not only that but he got nailed for felon in possession of a firearm. So if this guy gets released who exactly is in jail?

Gather the neighborhood and go set him on fire

I'm pretty sure my neboirs would just want to protest in front of his house. I could easily go handle it hut why go to the trouble when the heroin will do it for me.

rubber duck wrote:So if this guy gets released who exactly is in jail?

people that can afford legal representation, pay fines and have their assets siezed. that's who.

losers with no assets just cost money. that don't keep the wheels of "justice" turning.

they pretty much be counting on the heroin too.

This will take care of any pest problems.

Advertised as the last round youll ever need.

Cnc machined madness. Those things give me nightmares and wet dreams at the same time. Its a really conflicting way to wake up at night.

Well now. Those look fun

i watched loads of vidios of that round. its something else

pfshine wrote:This will take care of any pest problems.

premeditation?

Nice looking round. I need to check that out.

Live on a mountain. 300 m cleared fields of fire. Driveway is almost a mile long and up hill with switchbacks.

Got little dogs that run with the stock, Great Pyrenees. Big babies if they know you, not so much for strangers.

Used to have problems with hunters climbing my fences but they seemed to have problems getting back out quick enough. Whole perimeter is posted with no hunting w/o permission signs. Dogs have brought me jackets, boots and other things. Interesting things dogs find out on the mountain.

Somebody was talking about digging. Lot easier if you live in Appalachia. Sinkholes everywhere need filled up. Just sayin'.

SF

SassyFrass wrote:Nice looking round. I need to check that out.

Live on a mountain. 300 m cleared fields of fire. Driveway is almost a mile long and up hill with switchbacks.

Got little dogs that run with the stock, Great Pyrenees. Big babies if they know you, not so much for strangers.

Used to have problems with hunters climbing my fences but they seemed to have problems getting back out quick enough. Whole perimeter is posted with no hunting w/o permission signs. Dogs have brought me jackets, boots and other things. Interesting things dogs find out on the mountain.

Somebody was talking about digging. Lot easier if you live in Appalachia. Sinkholes everywhere need filled up. Just sayin'.

SF

Mine cracks and dewatering holes for abandoned mines leave endless possibilities . Digging holes is for those with no creativity .

Haha!

I love the occasional gem.



Hilarious man but I can relate, I would totally be the dude waiting up for "poop to fly".

I can't believe I missed this one.

Truckinbutch wrote:

SassyFrass wrote:Nice looking round. I need to check that out.

Live on a mountain. 300 m cleared fields of fire. Driveway is almost a mile long and up hill with switchbacks.

Got little dogs that run with the stock, Great Pyrenees. Big babies if they know you, not so much for strangers.

Used to have problems with hunters climbing my fences but they seemed to have problems getting back out quick enough. Whole perimeter is posted with no hunting w/o permission signs. Dogs have brought me jackets, boots and other things. Interesting things dogs find out on the mountain.

Somebody was talking about digging. Lot easier if you live in Appalachia. Sinkholes everywhere need filled up. Just sayin'.

SF

Mine cracks and dewatering holes for abandoned mines leave endless possibilities . Digging holes is for those with no creativity .

There is a certain type of trap back in nam that comes to mind butch.


Another haha moment. I typed "butch" but it "corrected" to "bitch".

Must be the "sailor" in me for it to have that recommendation hahahahahahaa

Definitely not my opinion of you

cob wrote:

pfshine wrote:This will take care of any pest problems.

premeditation?

Man those rip rounds are sweet, but I prefer nylon tips.

Very deadly... I used to make hot custom 22LR rounds back in the 70's with tips like that and they would obliterate a woodchuck at 100 years... They would tear an aluminum pop can in half and then some... With some hits every fragment turns into a little buzz saw headed in its own direction and can change direction several times... Ground "chuck", anyone...???

Man... Those buggars must not smoke, be vegan and eat gluten free to live that long.


They must be on obamacare!