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RED333

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  1. I have a 10 - 24 x 50 scope and the parallax adjustment is on the 50mm hood. Settings 100 yrds, 200, 300, and infinity. I set my parallax before I look through and then focus the scope. If I change parallax range I refocus. So parallax range then refocus. That is how I do the adjustments.
  2. Thank you for your Service to Our Country.Sing a longs.LOL
  3. I do it a bit diff, I open the crimp with plyers, melt, cast and recrimp, FED, WIN work well for me. REM, has a taperd hull that wont work with slug, so they get 8 pellets of "00".
  4. Let me see, but a laptop, when the bad guy comes at you hit him with it. Or, but a pistol and ammo and shoot the bad guy. I vote for the pistol and ammo. Sorry man I cant help myself sometimes, I have no idear as to a laptop. I am using a $25.00 yardsale laptop right now.
  5. Melt the #7 and make buck shot, I make that as well.ETA: thanks for the answer Caster. Looked for the mold and it is a bit high for me right now.
  6. Same advice, but I use a Lee key hole mold, 1oz, fits right in the wad and makes a mess of what ever it hits. I can get 6" groups out of a rifled sulg barrel on my mossy and Saiga 12, with the rifled choke at 100 yrds. I been thinking of getting one of those Lyman 525s, Caster, the handle on the bottom, controls the weight, is that right?
  7. RED333

    Mi Amigo...

    I cant beleve you got one of thouse, you need to send it to me for testing, a LOT of testing. Be sure you send a LOT of ammo, got to test for a few months to be sure. LMbOROF Just funning you, great looking firearm, be sure to post a report. (I know you will, try not to grin to much)
  8. RED333

    My next drill

    Now that is a "Drill" team.
  9. RED333

    My next drill

    I am a Dewalt man.
  10. I kinda of was thinking of a trip to the ER, good I was wrong. Looks nice, answer to TMF is what I am looking for as well.
  11. Wow, thanks for the 2nd pad finger tip!
  12. I know this is an old thread, thanks Caster. I have been casting my 12ga slugs and "00" buck for a bit. Cast 54 cal for my muzzle loader, gona cast 44 for the OL's 44-40 rifle(the mold you sold me, cast some today, worked great) Got a 451 round ball mold coming for Her 44 ball and cap. I use "gold neversiz" for flux in my lead, works well, well vented space is very good to have. The trick of cutting the weights apart is a good one I did not know, But there is a LOT I dont know.
  13. I was up that way the other day, brother lives in Sevierville. I go every chance I get. I dont dont like the beach eather, to HOT. Glad yall had a good time away from the job.
  14. I have voted this way for the past few times, yes they go south, FAST.I would still carry, keep it locked up in the car, IF I got fired, take them to court for 2nd Amnd rights infringment!
  15. OL and I saw 2 velvets the other day, nice looking racks too.
  16. I have "good" days and "bad" days. Dont know how or why, only class I have ever had was my HPC class. I enjoy shooting, but never know when it will be good or bad. I have started a day good and went bad, and bad to good.
  17. I have a Saiga that is stapmed for both(.308 and 7.62 x 61) ammo. It does put a case dent part way back, not to big a deal for me. It is good out to 300 yrds(have not had a chance to shoot further). I here the Veprs are good as well, dont know anything about it. My son has a CETME that is nice, shoots out 300 yrds very well, My S308 shoots brass better than steel ammo, my Sons CETME likes the steel cases better. I picked up a bunch of ammo, both steel and brass a few months back, so we are set for a bit.
  18. BB gun to get them close, then a 22.
  19. I did not know you could not put your firearm in your bag and just bring it with you on a bus. But then there is a LOT I dont know.
  20. I guess I am one of the lucky ones. When I got out of the Navy 30 yrs ago I weighed 225 lbs. Have been 225 + or _ 10 lbs ever sense. I dont eat a lot at one time, but eat a lot all day long. Makes my body think there is food always around, no need to build up fat for lean times. As we get older we slow down, start to eat 3 squares a day, the body gets to thinking it need to store fat, so eat all day long. My day, 6am egg, sauge bisket and 3 cups of coffee. bout 9 or 10 pack or 2 of peanut butter crackers and green tie form kroger(I drink a lot of this). 12 to 1 light lunch, BK chicken sandwich or some kinda chicken. I dont eat a lot of red meat. 3 to 4, snack like in the morning. Supper what ever the OL fixes, did I tell ya I eat a lot of chicken. At night I snack as well. Been doing this for years and I still weight 215 to 225 lbs, 6'3", 50 plus years old. No I dont work as hard as I used to, but my work keeps me moving, climbing ladders, up and down off the floor. A LOT of walking, No I dont take the stairs unless there is no other way. Congrats to all yall that have lost weight, It aint what you eat, It is how much you and how often.
  21. I have a 3/4 thick steel griddle plate at the house, 223, 7.62-39 and my 308 makes a crater in it. The range I go to has plates hanging at 100, 200 and 300 yards that my 308 splatter off of. I think they are AR500 steel, We cant shoot 50 cal at them. Yes shooting steel is much better that paper, ya get to hear it!!!
  22. Welcome, hunting is like baseball, hours of board um them a few mins of exciting things.
  23. I will stop by on Monday.
  24. Place to start, or They might be able to order. http://shopdandtarms...6094dab&x=5&y=9 http://shopdandtarms.net/louis-hawken-rifle-caliber-percussion-inch-octagonal-barrel-white-hardwood-stock-p-42347.html?OBNsid=4b07880d469348df866d01d331ddc5c6

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