Czechnologist
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6.5...anything
Rifle Caliber Stereo Types
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6.5...anything
Yes you are cooler based on what you shoot. It's like the retarded .40 thing. 10mm is same thing. It's a supped up .45. Like the .40 is the bastard son of the 9 and .45. What ever. Is 6CM ok or only 6BR? I need to know because I don't want to look foolish in front of a real man.
16 Gauge (technically, not a rifle caliber but, insert .257 Roberts)
Hey now, it’s getting ugly in here. Don’t talk smack on the perfect bore.
KRC
Active Member
Creedmoor guy? I'll bet he knows how to spell it.
EarnestT
In the hollow
True
- Jul 29, 2014
- 50,026
"You need a 30-30 to shoot through that brush"
Real men use one shot of whatever they are shooting... exceptions made if you are shooting two animals, because sometimes they don't stand directly behind each other.
30-30 Win Guy
I couldn't resist
Except that no doubt isn't a 30/30, the rifle is probably a 92 or something that preceded it.
32-20 Winchester
.38-40 Winchester
.44-40 Winchester
.25-20 Winchester
They ALL deflect.
Czechnologist
Concerned Citizen
- Mar 9, 2016
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5.45x39mm, they can usually be spotted wearing their trademark knockoff Spetsnaz outfit, obligatory knit cap and driving an imported Lada to the range.
Would you rather it be ON the ban list,, for some it is the only Semi-Auto, detach box mag centerfire that they can get.
TheOriginalMexicanBob
Ultimate Member
The Duke used his personally owned Colt Single Action Army in .38-.40 for most of his westerns so it would make sense the Winchester would be in the same caliber...but you never know what a Hollywood prop man might have any particular actor use...what blanks were available might dictate that. Supposedly it wasn't until 1967 and "The War Wagon" that Duke used a .45 Peacemaker. He also used different guns in different cavalry films.
Regardless...it's still fun to talk about.
CodeWarrior1241
Active Member
You describe me pretty well, but all Ladas are imported when legal guns are involved. At the place where Ladas are domestic no one owns a legal gun, nor go to a range. Certainly not _in_ a Lada.
5.45x39mm, they can usually be spotted wearing their trademark knockoff Spetsnaz outfit, obligatory knit cap and driving an imported Lada to the range.
However on photo individual is even more hipster, that's a vz58. I've got 2, but it's M43 only, no 5.45mm
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OneGunTex
Escaped Member
One of these guys shoots 45-70
The other shoots 7.62. No, the *original* 7.62
The other shoots 7.62. No, the *original* 7.62
Czechnologist
Concerned Citizen
- Mar 9, 2016
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You describe me pretty well, but all Ladas are imported when legal guns are involved. At the place where Ladas are domestic one owns a legal gun, nor go to a range. Certainly not _in_ a Lada.
However on photo individual is even more hipster, that's a vz58. I've got 2, but it's M43 only, no 5.45mm
You're off the hook as long as you don't have a neckbeard and CCW anything in 7.62 Tokarev.
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