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And refrigerator is a bad choice, not just because of the temperature, but the humidity. Higher humidity will speed up oxidization. Refrigerators are dryer than normal air. Things only seem wet when they come out into room air as the temperature is below the dew point. Talk about an overthinking th...

With all do respect Rover... ... A business man that uses the system and screws the working class to make his business prosper is what he is about. Typical Republican is money in my pocket from those that work hard to make ends meet. First off, it's "due" respect. Secondly, Trump's busine...

Rover wrote:No point in putting Hillary in if she's going straight to prison.

We can only hope. Think of blanket pardons from the "O".

Love it!

If we were shooting BBs at a hard steel plate they might come straight back. With lead pellets they spend the great majority of their energy in deforming into flat little "splats". These tend to fall on the floor in the five or six feet in front of the trap. Occasionally, one will be round...

Amazing all the dire warnings about magnum primers from people who admit never having used them, including the various company techs. When the primer shortage was in full effect, all I could get was Federal Large Pistol Magnum primers for my bullseye loads. They work fine. No increased pressure sign...

... The point I was making was that no state in the United States, even the most restrictive ones, consider BB guns or pellet guns powered by air, whether SSP or PCP, and regardless of velocity, a firearm. This is quite incorrect. The state of New Jersey includes *ALL* BB guns, air pistols and rifl...

The Edelmann targets are so "crisp" you can almost break them in half. Will definitely leave crisp holes. Bring $$.

I like the Krugers.

New Jersey is a veritable hotbed of bullseye pistol competition. Our state outdoor championship is the third largest attended match in the US, behind Camp Perry and Canton. Take a look at njpistol.com Yes, there are more legal hoops to jump through, but you can shoot a 2700 almost every weekend, man...

All entertaining replies. I'd say find out what's available nearby and go from there.
Lots of videos on youtube if you'd like to start out just watching.

He's still with us and working at the Olympic Training Center in C-Springs.

rbs wrote:"And yes, vote for Trump."

who was it that said, "open your mouth and remove all doubt"

Who would you rather? Hillary? Those are the two choices.

I've used several layers of old carpet scraps. One will stop the typical air pistol pellet and three or four will take a couple weeks of nightly shooting before they need to be replaced. Of course, the better shooters will put the pellets into a smaller spot, meaning their backer material will need ...

Rover wrote:Well, OTD got it in one!

That, and we need to look up the definitions of accuracy vs. precision.

William, sounds like you've drunk the anti's kool-ade.

Is there anyone that you're not against?

william wrote:"What is the Most Used Pellet for 10m Pistol at the Olympics?"

Do I misunderstand? I believe none of the pellets are used more than once.

OOOOOhhhh!

Wynne G Oldman wrote:Usual poor quality right wing American Christian propaganda masquerading as news.

Your bigotry is showing.

Just like Remington buying Bushmaster. Where did the money go that bought Bushmaster? To the former owners. What did they do with that money? They started Windham Weaponry. Windham offered former employees the same type of jobs and made the same (some say better) types of rifles that they made as Bu...

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kevinweiho wrote: ... the theory is the silicone based oil soaks into the metal surface deeper than any other oil, ...

Fluids do not "soak into" metals. Metal does not have pores, contrary to many ill-informed discussions.

Scrench wrote:Box it up, send it to Buck. Don't even hesitate, just do it.

Richard

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