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    sheppard scopes

    Not much personally, but a fellow I used to shoot with a few years ago had a Shepherd scope, that's the "one-shot-zero" scope you see advertised in the Shotgun News, and he liked it a lot. I didn't get to play with it much to seee how it worked, but it seemed like a pretty good scope.
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    Surplus 308

    Avoid the Indian stuff. It's sealed with tar, and it will screw up your gun. S.A. is good, Aussie is good, U.S. Surplus is good (although hard to find these days). I think the Shotgun News had some good deals on S&B ammo- it's new manufacture, too.
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    Nuke all Muslims

    FWIW, there is a difference between American Muslims and middle east Muslims. I've encountered both. A lot of people here haven't. This is supposed to be about guns. Lets stop talking about this crap. ANM
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    Two words: Congressional investigation..

    Two words: Congressional f***ing investigation.. Some of you may have seen this already. For those of you who haven't, read on....... Article -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Curious Lack of Curiosity About WMD...
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    Who makes the worst 1911?

    I've seen a couple of negative responses about RIA 1911's.......where is all this coming from? I picked up a RIA from gunbroker.com for less than $300, and it's a great pistol! It's a budget gun, so there are a few things that could stand upgrading, but it works great. If you are after a...
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    Poll: Has dicussion on the High Road changed your opinion about the Iraq war?

    Everyone thought Saddam had WMD's, including the UN, France, Germany, and Russia. Iraq is about the size of California, but there's a lot of desert to hide stuff in over there. Hell, look at how long it took to find Saddam- and he was the most wanted man in Iraq, and everyone knew what he...
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    M1A Updated pics!!!

    Mace: That is a nice rifle. 'Nuff said. Makes me wanna really get cracking on mine. Now excuse me while I wipe the drool off my keyboard..... ANM
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    S&W autos...what's your opinion of them?

    I have had a 5906 S&W for about ten years or so. I have lost track of how many rounds I have put through it, but I don't remember it ever choking on me. There have been a few malfunctions that I chalk up to crappy ammo. After my wife and I got married, we went through a bad time financially...
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    LEAST informative gunwriter

    I never thought too much of Chuck Taylor's writing, personally. "Guns & Ammo" had a piece from him in "The Complete Book of the 1911" a couple of months ago- called "100 Years of Combat". Thought it was kind of hammy. OTOH, the same mag had an article by Patrick Sweeney about customizing your...
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    Woman Reportedly Bites Into Live Bullet In Hot Dog

    That reminds me of a story I read in a gun magazine about stupid gun tricks. There was a guy who went out shooting with his family once. They had a great time, and they were mostly shooting .22's. This guy was keeping a bunch of loose .22 LR ammo in a shirt pocket. It was the same shirt...
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    Woman Reportedly Bites Into Live Bullet In Hot Dog

    Well, they say truth is stranger than fiction............. I don't buy it, tho.......... ANM
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    Pearl Harbor movie: gun question..

    That sounds like the scene from the movie "Flight of the Intruder". ANM
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    Do Marine Embassy guards still use Rugers?

    I don't know if they do anymore, but I have heard of them using .357's. But they were S&W's not Rugers. I think it also depended on where the embassy in question was, along with a few other things, on whether you had a revolver or an automatic. Mostly political stuff, it went along with whether...
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    Pearl Harbor movie: gun question..

    Azrael is right; the skin of the Japanese planes, especially the zero, was pretty thin. Compared to the American planes, they weren't built with too much survivability in mind; armor was minimal, and I understand that their armament wasn't thought of too highly by American pilots, even though...
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    Military arms question

    Dri-Slide was a molybedenum disulfide-based lubricant. I'm not into chemistry, so I don't know if that's a graphite based compound. I remember seeing it as late as 1995 or 1996, so it might still be around. Gatorade is good, so is jerky, magazines, and other stuff. Dip and smokes are good...
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    Tom Petty Was Right (Fulton Armory)

    Ah. Gotcha. ANM
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    Tom Petty Was Right (Fulton Armory)

    Tom Petty? Like in "Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers"? :confused: Not following you............ ANM
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