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nice...

Russell, thats the most inspiring thing i've seen in a long time..i think i have a little tear in my eye.
Thank You
and God Bless America

because you shouldn't have to walk that far to catch someone on fire! OMG that is FUNNY!!

Doug "my sides hurt"

Great list!

Ahem...with the possible exception of the 9mm one.

Russell,

My friend who shoots a .45 calls my 9mm CZ a "girly gun" - but hasn't volunteered to stand in front of it.

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BobCat wrote:Russell,

My friend who shoots a .45 calls my 9mm CZ a "girly gun" - but hasn't volunteered to stand in front of it.

And I ain't about to volunteer either.

LaserTex wrote: because you shouldn't have to walk that far to catch someone on fire! OMG that is FUNNY!!

Doug "my sides hurt"

Where can I buy one of those incendiary pigs? I want one!

..as to the incendiary porcine projectiles, I seem to remember seeing something on how to make these.

I believe it had something to do with mixing gasoline with feed... they'll eat anything.

because shooting twice is silly!

The Annoyed Man wrote:

BobCat wrote:Russell,

My friend who shoots a .45 calls my 9mm CZ a "girly gun" - but hasn't volunteered to stand in front of it.

And I ain't about to volunteer either.

Good!

Truthfully, the only real way to "volunteer to stand in front of it" is to be pointing one at me (first).

It is just that for years, one could buy 9mm white box for less per round than one could reload .45 for, so I got more comfortable with the 9 than the .45 - but at this point it costs about the same to reload each, and even "cheap" white box is prohibitively expensive, so for now I shoot a lot of .22 and a little .45, and not much 9 at all.

The posters are great! The incendiary pig reminds me of a WWII anti-tank shaped charge weapon fielded by Japan. I should not post this without re-researching it, but as I recall it was a shaped charge warhead on the end of a stick. The soldiers were told to run up to the tank, press the trigger, and they would hear a "click" - not much mention it might be the last thing they heard (and only if the sound of the click reached their ears before the expanding explosive gasses).

My favorite poster:

And that's all I'm gonna say about that.

Crossfire wrote:My favorite poster:

And that's all I'm gonna say about that.

...but it is exactly all there really is to say about that...