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 Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: diceman]
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11/01/07 11:08 PM
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Horn Dog
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Doesn't Chuck Norris use a Beretta 9mm on "Walker..."? I think with the right ammo the 9mm is fine. I like my 92. It holds lots of bullets and I can hit very well with it. The 1911 is, of course, the classic manly pistol. Some women have a hard time pulling the slide back.
Horned, dangerous, and off my medication.
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: Horn Dog]
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11/02/07 01:30 AM
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Andy Wayne
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Carlos Hathcock would make a sling shot manly. This laser sighted slingshot is pretty cool. Accurate enough to split pencils at 20 feet. And they hit a lot harder with lead balls. You could also fire arrows with a modded slingshot. Then there’s also the Hawaiian Sling.
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: Paul the Brit']
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11/02/07 01:41 AM
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nozh2002
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Now back on topic= In the poll I voted AK, pure and simple performance in any conditions- not brilliantly accurate but it'll get the job done! Well, it is weapon for war not for hunting and shooting range, but it should be made in Izhevsk - otherwise it is cheap copy which does not represent real AK which is accurate enough. Can you imagine what will be M16 made in China? Check also Saiga - it is AK with longer barrel. Hunting AK if you like, not fully automatic, of course, but with same action - same super reliable. Thanks, Vassili.
Last edited by nozh2002; 11/02/07 06:41 AM.
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: nozh2002]
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11/02/07 02:06 AM
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VoxHog
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: Horn Dog]
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11/02/07 05:10 PM
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din
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Some women have a hard time pulling the slide back. this was an intentional engineering decision, since the pistol was designed by men, and men know how men are, and men also know how women will react to men being how men are on occasion.
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: din]
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11/02/07 05:37 PM
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Dumpster Dan
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even though the obvious answer is the .454 casull, it wasn't available for voting. the K98 is that new pink remington, right? Before I got my 500 S&W I would have agreed. I will say the .454 is the most punishing handgun I have ever owned or shot. I can't imaging what a 460 must be like. I still shoot my 44 mag more than any gun but I now consider it light in comparison. I did have the opportunity to shoot a 50 Barrett...what the heck <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" /> , nothing is safe <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Dan
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: Jim]
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11/03/07 03:18 AM
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itxploded
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1911 cause it was the first firearm i ever shot in.45 only actual military issue sweet sweet gun
Logan
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: itxploded]
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11/03/07 03:20 AM
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diceman
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1911 cause it was the first firearm i ever shot in.45 only actual military issue sweet sweet gun Welcome to the Yard!! I'm a big fan of the 1911 as well - a timeless design.
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: diceman]
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11/03/07 03:25 AM
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macgregor
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svd dragonovs are pure sex
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: macgregor]
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11/03/07 03:45 AM
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ColdOne
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A buddy of mine has a 45/70 handgun. Does that count for anything? He still hasn't taken me up on the dare to fire my handloads in it though! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> The 45/70 deserves mention. How many 130 year old cartridges are still going that strong? It was the original record holder for extreme distance shooting too! There is something to be said about lobbing a chunk of lead the weight of an AA battery at almost 2000fps. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /><img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />
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Blade '08 - I challenge coined Dan Busse and WON!
Blade '10 - The score is now 2-0!
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: itxploded]
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11/03/07 04:26 AM
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Dumpster Dan
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A 45 is sweet.
Welcome to the Yard
Dumpster Dan
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Re: manliest firearm?
[Re: ColdOne]
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11/03/07 04:29 AM
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Dumpster Dan
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A buddy of mine has a 45/70 handgun. Does that count for anything? He still hasn't taken me up on the dare to fire my handloads in it though! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> The 45/70 deserves mention. How many 130 year old cartridges are still going that strong? It was the original record holder for extreme distance shooting too! There is something to be said about lobbing a chunk of lead the weight of an AA battery at almost 2000fps. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /><img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> Sounds like your buddy is pretty smart...no reason to wear the back strap of the handgun on his forehead <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Check out the ballistics of that 45/70 to 500 S&W its surprising Dan
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