MP5_Rizzo

  After watching again I agree with you.  Side view of tracer rounds, that ain't right!

If this is the crew and entertainment.........................maybe. Side note, just found some recent pictures of Charo, she did not age well.

I have something that is chambered in most of these calibers as well so they looked familiar.  The 32-20 and the .225 Winchester were easy as well as the .22-250.  As for the 22-250 you gotta love that big fat 250-3000 Savage case with the little .224 caliber bullet on top.  The two I haven't figured out were wild ass guesses the first time but I will give it one more try.   So for my last guess I'm going with .256 Win Mag and 260 Remington. 

  Yeah I think the video was looped to make it look longer than it actually was.  Damn cool anyway!   It's always more fun to help other people spend their money.  SOT, yes vote from me.

  Yeah, that one topped mine!

  Here's what you want.   https://youtu.be/_j0eJ0xB7LU

9mm, .45 acp, .38 spcl, 30 Herrett, 32-20, .357 mag., 41 mag., 44 mag, .223 or 5.56, 22-250, .225 Win., 30-30, 35 Rem., 45-70 Govt., 444 Marlin, .243 Win, 7.62 X54r, 7mm-08, 30-06, 7mm Rem. mag. and 12 guage  with Winchester 209 primmer, Claybuster wad, 18.5 gr Clays and 1 ounce of reclaimed shot.

I bet the folks at fb really love this kind of stuff!  I know I like it!   https://www.facebook.com/LageManufacturing/?fref=nf

  That would be great.  I will follow up when I get the orange.  You guys are awesome!

I've used a Redding Comp die set for a long time.  I have the bushing and sizing die set up in a Dillon Tool head and use it to only decap size and prime cases.  After charging I seat bullets with the comp. seating die that I have set up in a RCBS Rock Chucker that I have dedicated to this one step.  Probably not necessary to do it this way but it works for me.  If I were shooting as much as I used to I would probably go with Wilson dies these days.

  Line-X  is something I've never heard of, I will look into it.  I know I've seen replica targets that are unbreakable but now that I'm looking for one I can't find a supply of them anywhere.   Thanks to everybody for all the suggestions.   I'm in a conversation now with somebody that has 3D printer access and I'm ordering some fluorescent orange filament.

  If it's the same one I saw in another trade deal, probably not. It does not have a motor, gas tank, seat or rear wheel.  Other than that it's in near mint condition though!   :rofl:

  Ultimately I would like at least two different colored targets.  The first would be all orange and the other black and orange with the base ring being black and the dome orange like the picture in my OP.  Weight does not matter but does need to be durable to a degree, at least somewhat more durable than a real clay target.  The sample in the link is perfect but is making in two halves the only option?  If two halves how are these joined?  I just did a web search and took a crash course in printing filaments and it looks like ABS is closest to what I'm looking for.   If you have a 3d printer and willing to do this, is fluorescent orange a filament color you would have to buy?   Depending on what the cost is I may be willing to buy however many to justify the cost of a whole roll of filament.   Is printing these a smaller scale an option?

  I have some experience in making castings and have thought of this as a last resort.  I have far too many projects in various states of completion to start another.  I'm looking for a quick get somebody else to do it solution have it now thing.     Yet another avenue I've thought about and will pursue if all else fails.  I do know a couple of wood turners but they don't seem to want to make time to do this as of yet anyway.  They say that will be easy but nothing even though I've offered to pay them well, their duck calls and fancy wood ink pens seem to take precedence.

I coach a youth clay target team and I've been looking for exact scale and 1/4 scale clay targets that are made out of metal or plastic for use in classroom. The real things are designed to break and they are cheap but I had rather not have to clean up the remains of another broken one in a classroom setting if I don't have to. If anybody knows of a source for what I'm looking for I sure would like to know about it. If there is no source I thought a 3D printed one would be the next best option. So if anyone around here has a 3D printer, what could you do for me? Any other ideas greatly appreciated.

  Not a joke and it's not terribly uncommon to see these priced like this.  Colt Snake guns have been on an unexplained ( In my Opinion) inflated price trend for a few years now.  I think these prices are at or about peak and we should see a downward trend in the next couple of years.  This is just my opinion and so I could be totally wrong.

    Well since you asked, anybody around have an AA12?

  I actually had one of these in my hand and was getting ready to buy it.  This was several, or maybe a bunch of several years ago, and the price was up there for the time but much less than half of what there going for now.  I stood there and a friend talked me out of it because............................it had no magazine.  The add above says magazines are now going for over $100, I think its more like $200.  I sure wish I had a chance to do that one over again. :shake:  

ME TOO!

Dirty Harry

Wow, M134 Minigun! :D   2 speed motor?  On the slow speed I think that's about 35 rounds for a 1 second burst.  Lots of $$$$$ but even more :clap: :drool: :usa:  :drool: :up: :drool: :rock: :drool:

25 - 30 years ago, when I actually did run 30 - 40 miles a week, yes.  Now, not so much!

I'm old enough, I got it!

This suspect looks like a real loser!  I'm sure it wasn't his fault he turned out this way?   http://wfxl.com/news/local/dashcam-video-shows-dramatic-three-county-police-chase?id=1182505