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Offline W. Welshman

Re: 28 gauge smoothbore
« Reply #15 on: March 21, 2011, 11:55:38 AM »
John, Wouldn't help me at all. I'm not a shooter can't see
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Offline Uncle Russ

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Re: 28 gauge smoothbore
« Reply #16 on: March 21, 2011, 12:33:22 PM »
I see this one guy at the range a lot here lately. He is shooting centerfire but he has a "harmonic balance" on the barrel.
I swear, this guy has been adjusting this thing for three solid years....and it still ain't right.
It looks like crap, it shoots, like crap, and a lot of times when he comes over to my bench I can't resist kidding him,  but he seems determined and he is a nice guy.....

I told him once that he should just that rifle out and just "ugly" an Elk to death with it... :rotf

He loves my .45 longrifle, and I just may have him at the point where he might trade off his junk and get a real rifle.
This little game of ours has been going on for a couple of years now, and there's times when I think he really is interested in Muzzleloading.
But then,  there are also times where I think he just wants to shoot up all my powder and ball as "pay-Back" for me harassing him all the time.

Either way Lynn, I know you're joking, but don't even think about it.
But, If you do, put it on the under-hammer Captchee made for you, then I'll take that ugly thing off your hands.

Uncle Russ...
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Offline W. Welshman

Re: 28 gauge smoothbore
« Reply #17 on: March 21, 2011, 12:39:27 PM »
I'll have to think about that one
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