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Leo, I had heard that 410's aren't allowed because they have the killing power and accuracy of a rifle. Is that true or just an old hunter's tale?
have heard the same tale, but seriously, its more of a bullet weight issue if you ask me. The chanber pressures are not high enough in standard loads to get rifle energy, accuracy, and trajectory. Its kinda deer hunting with a .22 rimfire ( I know a guy who actually killed a deer with one of those, years ago Imight add, but thats another story), just not enough energy for anything but a perfectly placed shot. I have never shot one, but the
ballistics in a standard shotgun action can't be good. Now handloads in a bolt action .410, those may be different entirely.
Like what if a person used a shop vac, those things have pretty good suction....
That sounds like a man who speaks from experience...
Originally Posted by DieselCamper01
Ok, I will tie the last three days together...No playng with pillows or vacuums on the deck while not wearing any pants and only having your sexy boxers on.
Whew. You know, I am suprised nobody mentioned going commando last night
You forgot to add:
No playng with pillows or vacuums on the deck while not wearing any pants and only having your sexy boxers on while eating cheetos.
And if we're eating cheetos we have to be wearing our sexy boxers so we have something to wipe the cheese on.
Yeah true, we need something to wash down the cheetos
Heck yes thats better! lol. I agree, I do love me a good whiskey and coke..although I prefer diet Pepsi and Jack Daniels.
Just remembered Captain was rum. I like rum okay but I'm not big into the spiced rums.
Never tried with Dr Pepper. May have to give that a whirl sometime.
We either drink captain/dt coke or a clear rum like Ron Diaz. Do not like regular dark rum or other brands of spiced rum to much.
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