Marc
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And is a great weapon... I fired a Glock .40 immediately after firing a cheapo Bersa .380, night and day difference.
Ax-men and Theft
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And is a great weapon... I fired a Glock .40 immediately after firing a cheapo Bersa .380, night and day difference.
windthrown
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Bursa .380??? My oldest brother had one, I thought it was crap. The Walther .380 that the Bursa is modeled after was better. But I do not own a .380, and never will. I am debating between a 10mm or a .40 caliber now. Maybe a .40 caliber Glock?
As for the Glock... yah, the Glock has a half-cocked firing pin instead of fully cocked. But they train us with those along with the Colt .45 as single action weapons. All the double action (ie., Ruger, Sig, etc.) owners go to another range for training.
As for the Glock... yah, the Glock has a half-cocked firing pin instead of fully cocked. But they train us with those along with the Colt .45 as single action weapons. All the double action (ie., Ruger, Sig, etc.) owners go to another range for training.
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windthrown
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I rented several Sigs at the range and never liked them. The slide action is weird. I never liked the Rugers either. The only double action auto that I really liked was the Beretta 92.
BlackCatBone
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Go with the .40, it is a great pistol. The 10mm is frankly too much for the weight of the gun, and your second shot will suffer a lot. Also, ammo is a little harder to come by in 10mm. My .40 was very accurate right out of the box.
have you ever shot a Kimber?? Dad has one(forget the model) But fully loaded with 14 .45 rounds it weighs less than the 1911 that its based on.
The most enjoyable semi auto pistol I have ever used!
The most enjoyable semi auto pistol I have ever used!
Adkpk
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How did this thread go from theft to guns?
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windthrown
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We hyjacked this thread... with guns! :greenchainsaw:
Usually we do it with chainsaws, but that gets messy sometimes.
460magnumMOD
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Guns cure a thief. Thats all there is to it. i like a long range rifle. When they think they got away is when they get it.
318firebug49
ArboristSite Member
Kimber Tac II 45- 1911. Cocked and locked and barring my 629 Smith wheel gun in the 44 special- has probably been the most reliable pistol that I have carried- muck and mud( and sawdust) don't seem to slow it down at all.... I kinda like the long range idea too- Win model 70, heavy barrel comp stock, 300 win mag,1/2lb trigger job with a 4x16x50. Very comfortable at 500-700. No tolerance for thievery......
deeker
Tree Freak
A bunch of gun nuts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it!!!!
We have to protect the second amendment too.
I love it!!!!
We have to protect the second amendment too.
Fuzly
ArboristSite Operative
+1
"An armed society is a polite society" or something like that.
Lots of well armed good guys makes for less crime in general, including thievery.
"An armed society is a polite society" or something like that.
Lots of well armed good guys makes for less crime in general, including thievery.
aquan8tor
ArboristSite Guru
I have a crappy Taurus .44 mag, but its got the BOOM sound factor. Louder than a 12 ga. for sure; probably nothing compared to the 300 mag.
.aspx
ArboristSite Operative
Mike Rowe narrates "Deadliest Catch", not "Ax Men".
After talking with people who are part of "Deadliest Catch", I'm willing to put money on a lot of these "dramatic scenes" being nothing more than an idea a producer has...aka scripted
After talking with people who are part of "Deadliest Catch", I'm willing to put money on a lot of these "dramatic scenes" being nothing more than an idea a producer has...aka scripted
Jay Browning had his saw stolen....
i think it was scripted... He is such a great businessman, I doubt after 30-some-odd years in the business he would carelessly leave his stuff lying around like that to be taken by "ATVers"
i think it was scripted... He is such a great businessman, I doubt after 30-some-odd years in the business he would carelessly leave his stuff lying around like that to be taken by "ATVers"
I would say that _all_ of the 'screwup' segments were scripted. It is a TV show after all and just what is the likeliehood that a professional camera crew would just happen to be on scene with a camera pointed in just the right direction?
That that one with the 'spear through the roof'. Calculate the odds that a camera was just 'luck' to get the shot.
Not to say that the screwups don't happen, some of them fairly common but that they happen so conveniently? Not a chance.
Harry K
E&A QCI
ArboristSite Lurker
Guns
You Americans and your pistols! My Winchester 97 12ga. is the best deterrent around! The M1 Garand is good for making swiss cheese out of crookmobiles, too.
You Americans and your pistols! My Winchester 97 12ga. is the best deterrent around! The M1 Garand is good for making swiss cheese out of crookmobiles, too.
Saw Bones
ArboristSite Operative
Whats wrong with Taurus? I have a .44 special ultra lite and so far I love it. I had an earlier Stainless version that was discontinued that I had a problem with, and Taurus replaced it with the updated version. I was satisfied with the gun, and the service.
On the subject of theft, and guns and such. You got trees, and you got rope, Shooting is much too good for a thief, and bullets cost money.
If you catch the guy in the act he's guilty. No slick talking lawyers, or appeals. No excuses on how he was an abused child and it's not his fault. A man is responsible for his own actions. Hang him where he is visible, and pin a sign on him proclaiming the crime. That should get other thieves in the area thinking before they pick up stuff.
loggerbydesign
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Ax-Men (the soaps of logging)
I subscribe to Timber Harvesting and they did an online poll a while back asking loggers what they thought of Ax-Men. You can read the results here... I found it interesting. See if you can guess which one is mine.
http://www.timberharvesting.com/Content/Content.aspx?Uid=7410
I subscribe to Timber Harvesting and they did an online poll a while back asking loggers what they thought of Ax-Men. You can read the results here... I found it interesting. See if you can guess which one is mine.
http://www.timberharvesting.com/Content/Content.aspx?Uid=7410
