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06-25-2012, 14:56
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Suck it up........., and go with it
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06-25-2012, 15:02
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Arnt we missing something Berto ??? Like food !
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06-25-2012, 15:06
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woo woo
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I included food, man.
It's right behind the gun. Rolo's.
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06-25-2012, 15:26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Berto
I included food, man.
It's right behind the gun. Rolo's.
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Polo mints?
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06-25-2012, 18:01
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woo woo
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Rolos.
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
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06-25-2012, 18:19
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#56
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Originally Posted by Berto
Rolos.
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I used to suck cigars, now I suck Polo mints...
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06-25-2012, 18:20
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I kind of like to see home cook'n with your reports but I will get over it. 
Thanks again for "Berto Report" 
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06-25-2012, 18:25
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woo woo
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Originally Posted by WiskyT
I used to suck cigars, now I suck Polo mints...
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What did you say? 
I’m dropping my standards so that I can buy more. 
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
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06-25-2012, 18:27
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woo woo
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Originally Posted by Wyoming
I kind of like to see home cook'n with your reports but I will get over it.
Thanks again for "Berto Report" |
Next time.
Right now I have to suck it up. 
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
-B. Burr
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06-25-2012, 20:16
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Thanks for thinking of us! I LOVE wheelguns too.
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06-25-2012, 21:00
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[QUOTE=
Right now I have to suck it up. [/QUOTE]
Berto, I am going to let you on a little secret so don't tell any one. OK?
I bought one of the first Kel Tec P3AT when they first came out at the local gun show. I bought one box of 50 FMJ and before I got home (this is Wyoming, a lot of space to pull off the road and safety shoot) I shot the whole box up without one malfunction. At first I was very happy about the results until later I realized that I wore off the hide on the inside of my thumb. I didn't have the blood that you had but you will soon realize that is an annoying spot to hurt on your hand.
If I am going to shoot more that a few magazines in Ruger/Kel Tec I will tape up the inside thumb area!
I don't need to do that for my S&W 329 with full mag loads and that is one gun you do have to suck it up.
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06-25-2012, 22:03
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woo woo
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyoming
Berto, I am going to let you on a little secret so don't tell any one. OK?
I bought one of the first Kel Tec P3AT when they first came out at the local gun show. I bought one box of 50 FMJ and before I got home (this is Wyoming, a lot of space to pull off the road and safety shoot) I shot the whole box up without one malfunction. At first I was very happy about the results until later I realized that I wore off the hide on the inside of my thumb. I didn't have the blood that you had but you will soon realize that is an annoying spot to hurt on your hand.
If I am going to shoot more that a few magazines in Ruger/Kel Tec I will tape up the inside thumb area!
I don't need to do that for my S&W 329 with full mag loads and that is one gun you do have to suck it up.
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I probably should have worded the title different to stave off the dooshbags....it's definitely not a big deal for me to get a boo boo shooting.
Lots of people get hammer bite from the BHP or A1 1911 config guns- I never did.
Some get it from the thumb latch on J frames- again, I never had that problem.
Once in a while I'll feel the hammer drop from the Makarov nick me when shooting, but never blood. Never had slide bite either... 
Two guns nail me, this one and the 629 with the 'presentation' grips- I'll be changing those.
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
-B. Burr
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06-25-2012, 22:13
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The S&W presentation grips are better lookers than shooters. If they fit poorly along the recoil hump on the frame they will "eat away" at the web of the shooting hand.
The sad thing is that I used to use them because I didn't know any better. I have a small box full of old S&W grips.
It is OK, for what they sell for on eBay they are a better investment than my 401, S&P and CD's
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06-25-2012, 22:23
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woo woo
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyoming
The S&W presentation grips are better lookers than shooters. If they fit poorly along the recoil hump on the frame they will "eat away" at the web of the shooting hand.
The sad thing is that I used to use them because I didn't know any better. I have a small box full of old S&W grips.
It is OK, for what they sell for on eBay they are a better investment than my 401, S&P and CD's
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EXACTLY.
They were okay on the 625 I had...if only because the gun was an easy shooter, but I need Pachmyar Compacts for the shorty 629. I have some Kingwood Hogues, but they're too long and I don't like the fingergrooves on the N frames.
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
-B. Burr
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06-25-2012, 22:26
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I took a bunch of friends to the range for a little fun.
While I was working with the ladies on trigger control with the Volquartsen Rugers, (great guns, great fun) my buddies tried to out-macho each other with my model 357, the alloy 41Mag.
Completely ignoring the gloves packed with the guns, they blazed away until they'd bled all over the bench. Good times?
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06-26-2012, 06:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TKM
I took a bunch of friends to the range for a little fun.
While I was working with the ladies on trigger control with the Volquartsen Rugers, (great guns, great fun) my buddies tried to out-macho each other with my model 357, the alloy 41Mag.
Completely ignoring the gloves packed with the guns, they blazed away until they'd bled all over the bench. Good times? |
Good times  .
I think its hysterical when my buddies will come to the range with me, shoot the Glock 19 with dual recoil spring... then a big ol J frame lol
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06-26-2012, 06:15
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Beard One
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Berto
LMAO, it's because I choke up on the backstrap for shooting DA. The combination of that and the exposed backstrap at the topmost portion of the grip means the gun will slam into you there.
Nothing new here folks, it's part of shooting if you do it often. The 629 nails me too (a 3" lew Horton).
You should nevermind M&P, you don't know **** about shooting, kiddo.
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I'll stop, I just noticed the smiley.
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06-26-2012, 06:23
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Lol for a minute before I saw the smiley I was thinking, "M&P is REALLY going to lay into this guy for calling him Kiddo."
But now all is well. GT is safe once again.
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06-26-2012, 07:41
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Beard One
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Originally Posted by JAS104
Lol for a minute before I saw the smiley I was thinking, "M&P is REALLY going to lay into this guy for calling him Kiddo."
But now all is well. GT is safe once again. |
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06-26-2012, 08:05
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Hey, Berto. If shooting your gun is making you bleed, you're holding the wrong end. 
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06-26-2012, 08:18
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Beard One
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Don't they make specific grips just to avoid hammer bite? With a little tangy thingy?
Don't want to injure delicate hands!!!
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06-26-2012, 10:45
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06-26-2012, 12:26
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#73
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Service Six 2.75 inch
Ruger Six no problem with these grips.
I added food for everyone who is hungry. 
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Last edited by 4 glocks; 08-28-2012 at 18:44..
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06-26-2012, 13:54
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woo woo
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: WA
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Originally Posted by Bullman
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I like the hammer-bob, no way I'll cut my delicate mittens on that.
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"You need a shotgun, man, it's got a good spread.
It's easy to load, doesn't have a lot of working parts...ya ain't gotta be that accurate, the further away you are the more **** you hit."
-B. Burr
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06-26-2012, 13:58
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 4 glocks
Ruger Six no problem with these grips.
I added food for everyone who is hungery. |
I'm still hungry.
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