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The Campfire / Re: HAPPY BIRTHDAY gelsenbeck!!!
« Last post by Bigsmoke on Today at 11:46:17 AM »Gary, Where you been, old friend? Hope all is well in your camp.
Happy Birthday.
John
Happy Birthday.
John
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The Campfire / Re: My rondy target
« Last post by Bigsmoke on Today at 11:44:10 AM »Good job, Kevin.
When you have shot all the suckers, then you can have them start on the feathers?
John
When you have shot all the suckers, then you can have them start on the feathers?
John
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The Campfire / Re: My rondy target
« Last post by No Powder on Today at 11:21:07 AM »That's cool Kevin. I know a fellow who use to be a top notch competitor, who would shoot the candy part off of lolli-pops. After he had made all the candy parts disappear , he would start over and shoot the sticks off. Saw him do it on more than one occasion. Wanted to shoot just like him when I grew up, but didn't happen.
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The Campfire / Re: My rondy target
« Last post by KDubs on Today at 11:11:46 AM »Yep call em out, like a pool shot.
Hope people like it, something just for fun.
Lollipop is about 1/2 dollar size.
I made a bear with a steel blaze on it too.
I can post a pic later.
Kevin
Hope people like it, something just for fun.
Lollipop is about 1/2 dollar size.
I made a bear with a steel blaze on it too.
I can post a pic later.
Kevin
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The Campfire / Re: My rondy target
« Last post by BEAVERMAN on Today at 10:32:58 AM »Perfect! nice touch with the feathers! do you have to call your color?
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The Campfire / My rondy target
« Last post by KDubs on Today at 08:30:33 AM » [ Invalid Attachment ]
Little something I made up for our rendezvous.
It's for the pistol course, maybe 10 yds
Kevin
Little something I made up for our rendezvous.
It's for the pistol course, maybe 10 yds
Kevin
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The Campfire / HAPPY BIRTHDAY gelsenbeck!!!
« Last post by Webmaster on Today at 04:00:06 AM »YAY for gelsenbeck! - another year notched on yer gunstock! Hope you have a "bang up" birthday!
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General Interest / Re: Unscientific .36 cal experiment
« Last post by The Miner '49er on Today at 12:00:46 AM »Yep, I would like to find a source for less costly .715's too. Casting is something I did years ago and don't want to mess with it again.
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General Interest / Re: Unscientific .36 cal experiment
« Last post by Bigsmoke on May 26, 2024, 07:32:40 PM »I remember shooting something like that in my first .36 cal revolver, much less expensive than buying lead ball.
It kinda makes one wish they made buckshot in .535 diameter, not to mention .600 and .715. Would save me lots of time casting ball, for sure.
John (Bigsmoke)
It kinda makes one wish they made buckshot in .535 diameter, not to mention .600 and .715. Would save me lots of time casting ball, for sure.
John (Bigsmoke)
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General Interest / Re: Unscientific .36 cal experiment
« Last post by KDubs on May 26, 2024, 07:29:37 PM »Love that. I'll keep this in mind when I buy my.36
Kevin
Kevin