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wildcat junkie last won the day on September 7 2019

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  • Birthday 10/19/1950

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    The frozen tundra of northern NY state. Almost Canada eh?

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    On my farm 6-A, 6-C, 8-R
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    Custom Oberndorf Mauser 8X57 IS 1898 Springfield 30/40 Krag Custom K98 Mauser 8mm-06 Ackley Improved
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    J. D. Berry Yahweh long bow, Great Plains recurve bow,

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  1. Teddy was also the original trust buster and he was against concentrating wealth to the top, just the opposite of the modern neo conservative. He would never support Donald Trump and his project 2025 fascist agenda
  2. The 6.5 X 55 has been doing similar things for eons. In a modern bolt action it can be loaded to similar pressures and it will perform on a par with the new renditions. Given solid and repeatable headspace, once the bullet has left the barrel, twist rate Mv and ballistic coefficient will determine performance. Nothing more, nothing less.
  3. First picture is a buck that weighed 219# on my scale. Heart girth was just over 46". Here is the estimated live weight of a 46" girth weight whitetail buck. That correlates to 233# dressed. The second and third picture are of the same deer. The deer in the second picture is not bloated. Picture taken after walking 240 yds to the deer that dropped in its tracks.
  4. 219# dressed, 46"+ heart girth. 4 1/2 YO I'm about 285 in the picture. 205# dressed. Rifle has a 26" barrel. I'm way over 300# in the picture.
  5. This possibles bag has both percussion as well as flintlock accouterments. On a good day, I can reload in about 20 seconds.
  6. 12ga Foster slug (2) .535 patched round ball (more than I can remember) .243 (1) 7mm-08 (many) .280 Remington (many) 8X57 Mauser with adult loads (many) 30/40 Krag (1) 8mm-06 Ackley Improved (1)
  7. Unless I was hunting in a frog strangling rain, I used my flintlock and only once did I have problems when the priming powder in the pan looked like grease. Of course I never fell for the "substitute" propaganda and only used real black powder with a tightly patched round ball. In fact, unless I encountered heavy rain that got the pan wet during my hunts, I would even leave my weapon loaded behind the seat of my pickup for the entire season. Avoiding condensation resulting from rapidly changing temperatures encountered when taking the weapon in and out of a heated structure (and using genuine black powder) was key to dependable ignition..
  8. Somehow the term "analytical mind" doesn't seem to describe the mental perceptions of Trump supporters.
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