- Oct 8, 2007
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got any tartar sauce?
Okay, what is it?
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got any tartar sauce?
Lou45
R.I.P.
Look at those training wheels. They already got the hell out of Dodge!
Now how in hell did this thread get derailed???
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
By someone chuck'in a 50 pound sack-o-flour on it.
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Now how in hell did this thread get derailed???
I don't know. I thought I posted a picture of my "big boned and beefy" '17 Enfield.
Let me try again...
Look at that fat pig next to that svelte and graceful Mauser!
The committee started with the Mauser, and after about 15 years of work, produced that Porker!
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iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
I think the genius behind the beef is the beefiness itself.
It is one, rugged rifle. Heavily protected sights front and back.
My old and tired eyes love the peep sight.
And 6+1 in the chamber ain't bad either.
What I don't like about this one, is the front sight is rotated a degree or two past center to the right.
The pin is solid. Always wondered if they centered the front sight post in the dovetail, tapped the front sight left or right to obtain the proper windage and then pinned them off center if need be. This would allow for more front sight correction if needed. I have to cant the rifle just a hair to get the sights to line up.
It is one, rugged rifle. Heavily protected sights front and back.
My old and tired eyes love the peep sight.
And 6+1 in the chamber ain't bad either.
What I don't like about this one, is the front sight is rotated a degree or two past center to the right.
The pin is solid. Always wondered if they centered the front sight post in the dovetail, tapped the front sight left or right to obtain the proper windage and then pinned them off center if need be. This would allow for more front sight correction if needed. I have to cant the rifle just a hair to get the sights to line up.
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
The committee improved on a sports car by turning it into a truck.
Here's what they started with:
Here's what they came up with:
Here's what they started with:
Here's what they came up with:
303_enfield
Ultimate Member
$100 truck gun. Seeing how she was dehorned maybe less (bad job).
Lou45
R.I.P.
I don't know. I thought I posted a picture of my "big boned and beefy" '17 Enfield.
Let me try again...
Look at that fat pig next to that svelte and graceful Mauser!
The committee started with the Mauser, and after about 15 years of work, produced that Porker!
Yeah, it's a porker compared to the Mauser, BUT.....................
Yes, "big boned and beefy." That's right.
How did THIS ^^^ porker come into play???
So THIS ^^^ is the final version (comparison) of that below??? The committee improved on a sports car by turning it into a truck.
Here's what they started with:
Here's what they came up with:
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
It's a metaphor.
If either of you (or anyone else) are still interested, she's now ready to sell it.
PM me for her contact info.
Whatever dealings will be between you and her.
She lives in Colgate, off North Point Rd., behind K-Mart.
toolness1
Ultimate Member
SG = Suicide Girls.
Yes, if that was my girl. I would suicide myself!
I'm sure she's a real nice lady, though. And she's obviously trying to shed some pounds riding that bike around
