on a lighter note...

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I remember washing a 1911 with warm soapy water to remove any traces of the corrosive components from the ammo I used. Never again did I use that sh*t! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Well, at least the 1911 contains a mere 87 discreet components you can lovingly disassemble, bake at 150f, submerge in oil, and then commence reassembly. It will be like new and will only take you 4-7 business days start to finish.

Glock 19: You realize i'm made of 11 parts, but you can substitute a lego for 6 of them?
 
Well, at least the 1911 contains a mere 87 discreet components you can lovingly disassemble, bake at 150f, submerge in oil, and then commence reassembly. It will be like new and will only take you 4-7 business days start to finish.

Glock 19: You realize i'm made of 11 parts, but you can substitute a lego for 6 of them?
And only 3 of them are made of metal. :ROFLMAO:
 

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mrpoindexter wrote on Charlm's profile.
Hello. I see you hunted with Sampie recently. If you don't mind me asking, where did you hunt with him? Zim or SA? And was it with a bow? What did you hunt?

I am possibly going to book with him soon.
Currently doing a load development on a .404 Jeffrey... it's always surprising to load .423 caliber bullets into a .404 caliber rifle. But we love it when we get 400 Gr North Fork SS bullets to 2300 FPS, those should hammer down on buffalo. Next up are the Cutting Edge solids and then Raptors... load 200 rounds of ammo for the customer and on to the next gun!
To much to political shit, to little Africa :-)
Spending a few years hunting out west then back to Africa!
 
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