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NeXuS wrote:

FloppY_ wrote:

NeXuS wrote:

These are two video's of my dad shooting his Mosin Nagant Carbine and his SKS carbine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGZT6gvXBPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUpOVqNW_L4

Cool filenames bro'

Shhhhhhh fixed

NeXuS wrote:

My brother teaching his son a little bit about guns.

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/2972 … 808667.jpg

Still learning how to grip it correctly lol

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/9240 … 493667.jpg

Me shooting at 100 yards. Not far, just trying to sight it in.

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/7302 … 693667.jpg

30 rounds.

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/2681/1 … 88667t.jpg

S&W AR-15

http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/5771 … 038667.jpg

Toddler with an AR, nothing could go wrong here...

J/K, cool that hes exposing him to gun safety early.

NeXuS wrote:

SonderKommando wrote:

NeXuS wrote:

My brother teaching his son a little bit about guns.

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/2972 … 808667.jpg

Still learning how to grip it correctly lol

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/9240 … 493667.jpg

Me shooting at 100 yards. Not far, just trying to sight it in.

http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/7302 … 693667.jpg

30 rounds.

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/2681/1 … 88667t.jpg

S&W AR-15

http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/5771 … 038667.jpg

Toddler with an AR, nothing could go wrong here...

J/K, cool that hes exposing him to gun safety early.

That's the way to do it. We also allow them and teach them to shoot a chimpmunk .22. Very small and hillarious.

Thats how I learned.  Pops started me with a red ryder I would carry with him while we pheasant hunted, graduated to a 22, so forth etc

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

You'll shoot your eye out, kid.

anyone owned or used the taurus judge?  what's the 'verdict'?   the little lady likes it, but i vote traditional 12g shotgun for home defense.  that judge looks more like something you'd want to carry for personal protection.

krazed wrote:

as i have never even seen one up close... i suggest watching this

seems alright?

wish zombie targets would pop up on my way home from work.

Got a question for anyone who does much rifle target shooting. A mate of mine just got the Remington 700 Target Tactical. Although I haven't yet shot it, he assures me it is sighted in. Now, the scope he has is a mystery to me. It's specifically a target scope, and it's got a logo of an eagle.

Edit: It's got 10x-25x zoom and cost about 650.

Any ideas as to what it may be?

Last edited by TSI (2011-03-01 10:47:21)

FloppY_ wrote:

NeXuS wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

You'll shoot your eye out, kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ABGIJwiGBc

wtf?

how did it?

what the?

At the end of the video you hear one of the guys say, "Nope. No more iron."

So, I assume they were shooting at an iron target straight on...which would lead to the ricochet back at the shooter.

FloppY_ wrote:

tuckergustav wrote:

FloppY_ wrote:

wtf?

how did it?

what the?

At the end of the video you hear one of the guys say, "Nope. No more iron."

So, I assume they were shooting at an iron target straight on...which would lead to the ricochet back at the shooter.

I didn't think it was possible to have it bounce straight back like that, hard enough to do any harm...

You'd be surprised. It's very possible.

TSI wrote:

Got a question for anyone who does much rifle target shooting. A mate of mine just got the Remington 700 Target Tactical. Although I haven't yet shot it, he assures me it is sighted in. Now, the scope he has is a mystery to me. It's specifically a target scope, and it's got a logo of an eagle.

Edit: It's got 10x-25x zoom and cost about 650.

Any ideas as to what it may be?

Swarovski Optik's?

Last edited by NeXuS (2011-03-01 11:09:24)

TSI wrote:

Got a question for anyone who does much rifle target shooting. A mate of mine just got the Remington 700 Target Tactical. Although I haven't yet shot it, he assures me it is sighted in. Now, the scope he has is a mystery to me. It's specifically a target scope, and it's got a logo of an eagle.

Edit: It's got 10x-25x zoom and cost about 650.

Any ideas as to what it may be?

http://www.google.com/search?q=10x25+sc … =firefox-a

find a company

krazed wrote:

so, who makes a good tool for removing the primer crimps you get on some .223 brass?

I use a Lee Primer Pocket Cleaner on my 223 brass. My brass is mixed, some with crimps, some without. I use the Lee on all of them and only had a couple that wouldn't seat the primer. I just ran the Lee through them again and set the primer without issue. I chuck the Lee cleaner in a drill and hit them quick. So far it's worked well for me, but I don't know exactly how much of the brass was actually crimped.

If my main concern was removing crimps I'd get this (Hornady Primer Pocket Reamer Tool Small) and chuck it in a drill.

I picked up one of these (Moto Tool Foot Pedal) for under $8 (they've recently gone up in cost). It should come in handy for prepping rifle brass. I plan to clamp a drill to the bench, and chuck my case trimmer and pocket cleaner in it, not at the same time of course, and run the drill off the pedal. That way I have 2 free hands to chuck the brass in the holder and chamfer/deburr the cases. Should speed up the process considerably.

Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2011-03-01 12:28:10)

west-phoenix-az wrote:

krazed wrote:

so, who makes a good tool for removing the primer crimps you get on some .223 brass?

I use a Lee Primer Pocket Cleaner on my 223 brass. My brass is mixed, some with crimps, some without. I use the Lee on all of them and only had a couple that wouldn't seat the primer. I just ran the Lee through them again and set the primer without issue. I chuck the Lee cleaner in a drill and hit them quick. So far it's worked well for me, but I don't know exactly how much of the brass was actually crimped.

If my main concern was removing crimps I'd get this (Hornady Primer Pocket Reamer Tool Small) and chuck it in a drill.

I picked up one of these (Moto Tool Foot Pedal) for under $8 (they've recently gone up in cost). It should come in handy for prepping rifle brass. I plan to clamp a drill to the bench, and chuck my case trimmer and pocket cleaner in it, not at the same time of course, and run the drill off the pedal. That way I have 2 free hands to chuck the brass in the holder and chamfer/deburr the cases. Should speed up the process considerably.

i'm thinking i may need to get the tool for removing it

yeah i tried seating a primer, no go