Would have gastronomically fucked anyone gullible enough to have eaten the annihilated burnt & crispy brisket.........pepto bismol wouldn't have helped hahahahahaha
Ever liquidate a caliber you loved?
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I'm afraid of what happens when we stop?
Think he'll challenge bobby flay to a iron chef burnt & crispy brisket cook off?
I've never owned a 7.62x39, but I got a few hundred rounds for one. Only caliber I ever "liquidated" is 45-90 and I didn't keep anything. I was sorry to see it go, but the guy wanting the rifle (86 Winchester made in 1889 with at least 80% finish 28" barrel) was more than avid when it came to the Benjamin's!. I bought a NEMO with the funds and I'm pretty darn happy with that.
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The day we stop is the day his brisket finally finishes being cooked probably.
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We can't have that. We'd have to eat a big fucking pile of crow.
I Had a Goddamned 86' in 45-90 with 28" barrel, it was in very good mechanical shape, patina was there since bluing was near gone, had to repair several cracks in the stock.
Man I bought it from only had a about 15 pieces of brass with it,
I used those to load, western scrounger had brass, iirc it was like $2 each, so I used 45-70 brass with bullets seated long,
It'd cycle & feed long seated 45-70 most of the time if I took slow steady with lever, if hurried it'd jam
But a dude fascinated for cowboy action shooting forked out a stack of funds for it.
Never bought another cause they cost a bit,
My replacement was the cowboy model 45-70 I got for cheap off the rack when sportsman's warehouse went out of business in north okc.
Man I bought it from only had a about 15 pieces of brass with it,
I used those to load, western scrounger had brass, iirc it was like $2 each, so I used 45-70 brass with bullets seated long,
It'd cycle & feed long seated 45-70 most of the time if I took slow steady with lever, if hurried it'd jam
But a dude fascinated for cowboy action shooting forked out a stack of funds for it.
Never bought another cause they cost a bit,
My replacement was the cowboy model 45-70 I got for cheap off the rack when sportsman's warehouse went out of business in north okc.
Nah....by the brisket pic that's always posted is evidence he rarely finishes cooking them.
A big bbq of a whole murder of crows smoked to perfection,
Afterwards we'd all be cackling like heckle & jeckle bout dumbo's big ears
Hell yeah,
selling guns of no use, burnt brisket, smoked crows & misery chastain.
It's like miss thomas's third grade class on reading & compression.
It started of about selling off a single caliber with all the widgetry/firearm that comes with it. Now it has transmogrified to a @caliberbob 's brisket and ribs thread.
Doesn't every thread morph into a @caliberbob's brisket thread? lol
That's kinda on him, he's the one that posted that ridiculous picture of something that he called a brisket. Looked like peeled tire tread to me, but that's just me.
I can't recall selling/trading more than 1 or 2 in my life time, and I don't own anything in 7.62x39, but if I did, with the way shit is unfolding right now, I wouldn't be getting rid of it.
What I need to do is settle on one caliber I can shoot in a long platform and a handgun, so I don't have to carry 2 different cartridges in my saddle bags as I ride in darkness across the barren landscape that used to be the United States. Can't make up my mind. I suk.
Hell get you a couple of high points in 10 mm that way you'll have a pistol and a carbine and both of them use the same magazine and cartridge
