Posted: April 1, 2005 8:46 pm
This guy had a pretty crappie day too!
How much did that puppy weigh????phjrsaunt wrote:This guy had a pretty crappie day too!
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Posted: April 1, 2005 8:51 pm
Posted: April 1, 2005 8:58 pm
(That'd be a question for Mr. Google...ragtopW wrote:How much did that puppy weigh????phjrsaunt wrote:This guy had a pretty crappie day too!
)Posted: April 1, 2005 9:04 pm
Good to see Higgins is fishing....phjrsaunt wrote:(That'd be a question for Mr. Google...ragtopW wrote:How much did that puppy weigh????phjrsaunt wrote:This guy had a pretty crappie day too!
Re: Talk about a crappy day...
Posted: April 1, 2005 9:26 pm
ragtopW wrote:rednekkPH wrote:Ok, exception noted. I'll still take a revolver every day of the week over any semi in .22 caliber. Those cheap rimfire cartridges are just way too dirty, and cause too may jam-ups in a semi-auto.ragtopW wrote:Frank 1 exception to that rule an old Colt woodsman... they got more than 1 airman out of the woods.rednekkPH wrote: Who the hell even owns a .22 semi??? They have to be the least reliable gun you can find. I'd be more intimidated by a guy with a butter knife.
My Dad sold His .22 that I really wanted
a 6 inch barrel Smith on a .38 frame.. Plus it had a velvet trigger
He never mentioned to me he wanted to off it..
BUMMER!!!!
Sounds sweet!!!
Posted: April 1, 2005 9:49 pm
Have you ever deep fried your crappie? Mmmmmmmm
Seriously though.....that does stink. Poor woman/dog. Prolly scared the sh!t outta them.........
Seriously though.....that does stink. Poor woman/dog. Prolly scared the sh!t outta them.........
Posted: April 1, 2005 9:57 pm
Only once...I couldn't walk for days...island_hopper wrote:Have you ever deep fried your crappie?
Posted: April 1, 2005 10:00 pm
That good, eh??Gulfbreeze wrote:Only once...I couldn't walk for days...island_hopper wrote:Have you ever deep fried your crappie?
Re: Talk about a crappy day...
Posted: April 1, 2005 10:17 pm
You know you sold the wrong gun when your only son is not happySam wrote:ragtopW wrote:rednekkPH wrote:Ok, exception noted. I'll still take a revolver every day of the week over any semi in .22 caliber. Those cheap rimfire cartridges are just way too dirty, and cause too may jam-ups in a semi-auto.ragtopW wrote:Frank 1 exception to that rule an old Colt woodsman... they got more than 1 airman out of the woods.rednekkPH wrote: Who the hell even owns a .22 semi??? They have to be the least reliable gun you can find. I'd be more intimidated by a guy with a butter knife.
a 6 inch barrel Smith on a .38 frame.. Plus it had a velvet trigger
He never mentioned to me he wanted to off it..
BUMMER!!!!
Sounds sweet!!!
at the news
but you know you really messed up when your Daughter
(MY sister) is angry too..
Re: Talk about a crappy day...
Posted: April 2, 2005 1:14 pm
ragtopW wrote:You know you sold the wrong gun when your only son is not happySam wrote:ragtopW wrote:rednekkPH wrote:Ok, exception noted. I'll still take a revolver every day of the week over any semi in .22 caliber. Those cheap rimfire cartridges are just way too dirty, and cause too may jam-ups in a semi-auto.ragtopW wrote:Frank 1 exception to that rule an old Colt woodsman... they got more than 1 airman out of the woods.rednekkPH wrote: Who the hell even owns a .22 semi??? They have to be the least reliable gun you can find. I'd be more intimidated by a guy with a butter knife.
a 6 inch barrel Smith on a .38 frame.. Plus it had a velvet trigger
He never mentioned to me he wanted to off it..
BUMMER!!!!
Sounds sweet!!!
at the news
but you know you really messed up when your Daughter
(MY sister) is angry too..
OH BLEEP YEAH!!!
I meant the weapon sounded SCHHHWEEET!!! like a nice target pistol!
BLEEP YEAH !!! That was a dispicable thing to do with the weapon....and unfortunately it is too late to get it back.
Perhaps you can find a good pistol or gunsmith that could make another one for you and your sister. I know it would not be the same, but it would make a nice target/plinker and trail gun AND while I would not reccommend a .22 as self defense as first choice weapon I would not hesitate to use it for that purpose if it was all I had, especially if I could shoot it accurately and it was reliable....
IMNSHO, anyone that owns firearms should have at least one or more .22s in their "collection". They are relatively inexpensive (generally speaking) and very inexspensive and fun to shoot, ( usually a brick 500 rounds is available for under $15.00 and could often be found for under $10.00 on sale at times) and very versatile. From dispatching of snakes in the rural areas to being qualified as a survival weapon. 50 to 100 rounds takes up very little space and weight in a ruck.
The MAIN THING is find THE one that fits your hand most comfortably/ the best. The Ruger 22/45 or the MK II ( try the bullbarrels) are nice little caliber and highly accurate and RELIABLE semi autos.
Posted: April 2, 2005 9:17 pm
WTF? Where did this post come from??island_hopper wrote:That good, eh??Gulfbreeze wrote:Only once...I couldn't walk for days...island_hopper wrote:Have you ever deep fried your crappie?
Posted: April 2, 2005 9:47 pm
my drunk typing fingers.......Gulfbreeze wrote:WTF? Where did this post come from??island_hopper wrote:That good, eh??Gulfbreeze wrote:Only once...I couldn't walk for days...island_hopper wrote:Have you ever deep fried your crappie?