29 Jan
2003
29 Jan
'03
3:27 p.m.
I always find it interesting that computer types would
also be gun
nuts. I've got a 1942 Soviet Musen Nagent (Spelling?) 7.62x54R, a 1970s
era Savage 30-06, and a .380 handgun. Cabela's has a good stock of
various odd ammunition sizes, including 7.62x54R.
I believe that it has to do with "protecting" our precious computers, or
maybe the family ?
BTW, I prefer muzzle loaders (45 and 58 cal) and saddle guns
Rich Stephenson
Lake Berryessa,
California
29 Jan
29 Jan
3:57 p.m.
My Mauser was restocked at some point with a nice wooden hunting stock
with a silver 'pommel'. It seems like everyone I know has one of these
old S. American rifles.... Most are made in Lowe Germany. Even my
brother has one.
Once when he and I were out at the 'informal range' here in Florida, he
drove the spindle out of a connor 3.5" hdd at about 50 feet with a .357
wheelgun fireing .38 rounds. I was seriously impressed.
I keep them mainly for target shooting, but I once had a break-in
intruder who was very sorry he'd picked my house to rob. I didn't shoot
him. Didn't have to. I came into the living room with my 30-30,
leveled it at his chest and said 'give me your wallet'. He did and then
I let him go.
Regards,
Jeff
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I always find it interesting that computer types would
also be gun
nuts. I've got a 1942 Soviet Musen Nagent (Spelling?) 7.62x54R, a
1970s
era Savage 30-06, and a .380 handgun. Cabela's has
a good stock of
various odd ammunition sizes, including 7.62x54R.
I believe that it has to do with "protecting" our precious computers, or
maybe the family ?
BTW, I prefer muzzle loaders (45 and 58 cal) and saddle guns
Rich Stephenson
Lake Berryessa,
California
30 Jan
30 Jan
4:42 a.m.
"Jeffrey S. Worley" wrote:
I keep them mainly for target shooting, but I once had a break-in
intruder who was very sorry he'd picked my house to rob. I didn't shoot
him. Didn't have to. I came into the living room with my 30-30,
leveled it at his chest and said 'give me your wallet'. He did and then
I let him go.
Regards,
Jeff
I have to ask... I assume you called the police on him, and gave them
his wallet? Well, with out the cash? ;-)
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29 Jan
29 Jan
6:19 p.m.
At 06:01 PM 1/29/03 -0800, you wrote:
I tried those but they're too slow and messy. I prefer my 45-70 Sharps. There's
nothing like a 400+ grain bullet to get someone's attention!
Joe
I always find
it interesting that computer types would also be gun
nuts. I've got a 1942 Soviet Musen Nagent (Spelling?) 7.62x54R, a 1970s
era Savage 30-06, and a .380 handgun. Cabela's has a good stock of
various odd ammunition sizes, including 7.62x54R.
I believe that it has to do with "protecting" our precious computers, or
maybe the family ?
BTW, I prefer muzzle loaders (45 and 58 cal) 
8:33 p.m.
I believe that
it has to do with "protecting" our precious computers, or
maybe the family ?
BTW, I prefer muzzle loaders (45 and 58 cal)
I tried those but they're too slow and messy. I prefer my 45-70
Sharps. There's nothing like a 400+ grain bullet to get someone's attention!
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