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I do know some of you have had an ugly stick used on you:neener: :neener:

There is no worry about using the bangstick under water as the head is in direct contact with object. It must be depressed to fire and the concussion is directed and absorbed by the soft tissue mass of the shark. I think the concussion is just about as devistating as the shot into the body.

As an additional comment, I am not from Ohio but I do have close friend there. They are trying to pass a Township (similar to county) regulation there which will prohibit discharging a firearm if there are a certain number of residences within a square mile. I believe the figure is 10 but not...

not only are there 50 states, there are hundreds of times that in counties and townships, each with its own regulations. However, if the land is over 10 acres and the rounds do not depart the property or endanger the other residents, I would think you have the right to shoot on you own property.

Maybe I spelled it wrong, but it is like said above used on musical bows and also in sports. It is the stuff in the little white bag pitchers use on their hands in baseball or rock climbers use in the little bags on their belts. Get the finely powdered kind. I bought a box at he drug store 30...

having been a SCUBA diver since late 60's I have seen the Bang Sticks and Shark Darts talked about. I have seen and used the Bang Sticks in .44mag and 12 ga. Liked the 12 ga best. Not only did I feel better damage but felt safer if had an accidental discharge, since 12 ga was shorter range...

back in the late 60's when handgun scopes were just starting to become popular and noone had drilled frames, Bushnell had a scope mount which was a spring formed to fit around the top strap. They supplied a small vial of rosin with it to help keep it from slipping. I have used that technique...

The history channel did not say tha only one crime has been committed. It said only one murder had been committed. I had always heard it was crime, but the show said murder. That is why it caught my eye.

That's kinda like the optimist saying the glass is half full and the pessimist saying it is half empty. Wouldn't it have been more effective if they had said half of the machline guns are owned by the general public.

Don't think they have any Danes left. Go for a SG. Worth the extra for a little better bbl

Essentially the converfsion consisted of fitting a cylinder on the right side of the weapon originating at a point approximately midpoint of the barrel and extending beyond the rear of the action. This cylinder acted as a gas cylinder in its forward part and a piston tube for the remainder...

Sorry, made mistake. I should have said RPB after MAC and not SWD. SWD came after Leatherwood, I believe. My 25 guns were RPB's Most RPB's were Marrieta MAC's stamped on other side with RPB

The research I have seen has nothing to do with temperature. It is the first shot down an oiled bbl, even if you remove as much oil as possible. I have noted on my accurate guns that if I don't clean they have the same point of impact. Only first (fouling shot) after cleaning is off and...

Philip Charlton, he converted approx 2000 from Long Lee Enfields after he recieved a patent in 1941. Plant was in Hastings, New Zealand. Weight 16.5 lbs, and cyclic rate of 700 rds/minute. Gas operated and fed with a 30 rd mag but could use the standard 10 rd Lee Enfield mag. Also several...

If I remember correctly, MAC (Military Armament Corp) was Werbel's and Ingram worked with him. These are the origional Powder Springs and Marretta open bolt subguns. MAC went Chapter 7 and SWD took over (that's Daniels). The Cobray was the logo that Daniels bought at the bankruptcy auction as...

"assault rifles"??? Since none of these are really assault rifles, I will concede to the press related change of nomenclature and go for the M-1. However my favorite is not listed the AR-10. I have had most of these in full auto configuration and each one is has its own advantages, but really...

firing 3000 fps bullet from platform at 3000 fps There was a confirmed story back in the Korean Conflict of a pilot shooting his own plane. He was flying an F-86 and started shooting at the top of a dive. As he his speed built up he passed the first bullets and as he pulled up into their path...