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Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
He’s a BB gun owner. But they all play that game.Pretends he is a gun owner and a second amendment advocate, and then there’s nothing about weapons only talking points
He’s a BB gun owner. But they all play that game.Pretends he is a gun owner and a second amendment advocate, and then there’s nothing about weapons only talking points
That'll take off the head and most of the upper torso...LOL600 nitro
Nice, a manly round.That'll take off the head and most of the upper torso...LOL
I just read there's a .700 Nitro Express.Nice, a manly round.
WTFLook at this freaking thing! .950
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Those double rifles are cool AF. When I was a kid I always wanted one! Too many African safari movies. LolI just read there's a .700 Nitro Express.
I'm not familiar with these rounds, but I see why they were developed.
IMO That is a resume of sorts, and a fine one at that, but not an accurate comparison of another’s knowledge and experience with firearms.I lifetime of experience with firearms of all types. Reading about them, buying and selling them both personally and professionally.
So what’s your knowledge based on?IMO That is a resume of sorts, and a fine one at that, but not an accurate comparison of another’s knowledge and experience with firearms.
That seems a bit misleading. Anyone seeing .22lr and .223/5.56 fired into ballistics gel knows that all .22 caliber rounds are not the same.talking point after talking boy, Please stop you don’t like AR’s because they’re black scary guns. .223 round is very ordinary, and not at all. Devastating. There are far far more devastating rounds. LOL.
When looking at the .22LR vs .223, the truth is that the .223 is, in fact, a .22 caliber round. While the media loves to portray this as a ‘huge assault bullet’ and only meant for use in warfare, the truth is that a .223 round is a relatively small and not particularly powerful.”
.22LR vs .223 Remington - A Beginner's Guide - The Truth About Guns
.223 vs .22LR While both are .22 rounds, they're different cartidges with with different use cases. Know your ammo.www.thetruthaboutguns.com
Same caliber is what he meant. I believe he knows the velocity is much different.That seems a bit misleading. Anyone seeing .22lr and .223/5.56 fired into ballistics gel knows that all .22 caliber rounds are not the same.
So? Do it again and make it better. And let’s not be naive. There’s money to be made and future consumers to educate.Gosh, we used to do that. Matter fact, when we were talking about the NRA I’ve never once paid for membership, but I did win a lifetime membership during a sharpshooter contest and a $500 scholarship that was sponsored by my high school because I was in the rifle club that was also sponsored by the high school, and the weapons were kept right on high school property. That wasn’t a lifetime ago it was 1990
He feels strongly about it.So what’s your knowledge based on?
His spirit says so. I’m beginning to think he’s some kind of wizard.He feels strongly about it.
I am all for it.So? Do it again and make it better. And let’s not be naive. There’s money to be made and future consumers to educate.
It is not saying that they’re the same it’s saying the ballistics are similar. And I am not being misleading. Those are the facts, your friend.Next-day is probably the one you should talk to you about being misleading .223 is not an extraordinarily devastating round.That seems a bit misleading. Anyone seeing .22lr and .223/5.56 fired into ballistics gel knows that all .22 caliber rounds are not the same.
Hell yesHoly !
The civilian .223 is also not identical to the military 5.56That seems a bit misleading. Anyone seeing .22lr and .223/5.56 fired into ballistics gel knows that all .22 caliber rounds are not the same.