Tons'a Guns

BarnBuster

Virtually Unknown Member
Stacy made a very long shot with his revolver.....
Master of the long range pistol shot... I was privileged to meet Mr. Keith and Bill Jordan in the early 70's. Jordan especially was a dead fucking shot with a revolver...and fast as hell on the draw.

Shooting handguns accurately at 100 to 500 yards was once thought to verge on the impossible. Elmer Keith tells the story of a day in the life of a prototype Model 29, with a 6.5” barrel. “One day Judge Don Martin and I were shooting the big gun over at the city dump.When we started back, I spotted a rock down the canyon below the dump at what looked like 500 yards from the road. The rock was about three feet long by about 18 inches high in the middle tapered a little bit at each end. Resting my arms out the car window, I tried it. The first shot was low. Holding up more front sight and perching the rock on top of it, I managed to put the next five on the rock. Don said, “Damn it, I seen it, but I still don’t believe it.”

A little later, Elmer took the first game ever shot with the new .44 Magnum. It was a goshawk perched in a tree at 100 yards. After that he was called upon to kill a rifle-wounded deer at 600 yards, which he did, and long-range handgun hunting was suddenly a reality. It has been said that Elmer Keith almost single-handedly pioneered modern sport handgunning. His influence on handgun design was substantial, his influence on handgun cartridge design truly revolutionary. One strong man supplied the guts and the vision, and the world followed, which is the way things usually work in real life.
 

doublejj

Well-Known Member
No, just no! Our finspermie anything but the elite of the elite I think not. Sorry he underestimated you Fin you want to go here..... you know one shot one kill, hardest day was someone else's issue, everyman for himself blah blah

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Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
you want to know the sad truth finshaggy, I actually agree with you on this one. I'm for the right to bear arms by non violent citizens, and the truth behind this thread is if anyone else posted it they would get a lot more support but unfortunately you have made yourself pretty unlikeable here with the majority of the other nonsense you spew
I didn't make myself unlike able. All my threads have points, just because you don't agree with them doesn't mean I an to blame for your or anyone else's trolling. Most of the hate comes from when I went to Mexico and the trolls took over the thread and the only peopl left here that I know are trolls and a few texans, everyone else is rarely or never on anymore.
 

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Here you go shaggy, free instructional course for you, no bitcoins required:http://www.marines.com/home
I can't join any branch of the military, I smoke a lot. And I've been on probation for 2 months before and still had THC in my piss, just lower levels than I started with. So it would be 2-3 months before I could even be considered for recruitment, then I would have to not smoke for another 2 years+. And when did I ever say I was looking for training?
 

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Based on this comment, I know with certainty you have never shot a gun. Ever.

I bet a plinker would kick back in your face, limp wrist.
Lol, I am from Texas, we shot guns in Boy Scouts, let alone "ever". I was like 6 the first time I shot a gun, my uncle had snakes that were fucking with his tadpoles in his pond. So he brought out a double barrel and at first we couldn't find the snakes body, it was in a tree with its liver and shit hanging out. And that was just a few things during my childhood (again) let alone ever,lol.
 

doublejj

Well-Known Member
. So all people need to learn is ambush tactics, and regrouping.
here's where you said you were looking for training........I'm an Army veteran, I've been to the training......[video=youtube;ujFU8UERw7A]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ujFU8UERw7A[/video]
 

Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
Lol, I'm not looking for training, that was a reply to someone's post, not a random comment about what I want. :dunce:
 

see4

Well-Known Member
Lol, I am from Texas, we shot guns in Boy Scouts, let alone "ever". I was like 6 the first time I shot a gun, my uncle had snakes that were fucking with his tadpoles in his pond. So he brought out a double barrel and at first we couldn't find the snakes body, it was in a tree with its liver and shit hanging out. And that was just a few things during my childhood (again) let alone ever,lol.
I do not believe you. But at least you have a vivid imagination. Good boy.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Master of the long range pistol shot... I was privileged to meet Mr. Keith and Bill Jordan in the early 70's. Jordan especially was a dead fucking shot with a revolver...and fast as hell on the draw.

Shooting handguns accurately at 100 to 500 yards was once thought to verge on the impossible. Elmer Keith tells the story of a day in the life of a prototype Model 29, with a 6.5” barrel. “One day Judge Don Martin and I were shooting the big gun over at the city dump.When we started back, I spotted a rock down the canyon below the dump at what looked like 500 yards from the road. The rock was about three feet long by about 18 inches high in the middle tapered a little bit at each end. Resting my arms out the car window, I tried it. The first shot was low. Holding up more front sight and perching the rock on top of it, I managed to put the next five on the rock. Don said, “Damn it, I seen it, but I still don’t believe it.”

A little later, Elmer took the first game ever shot with the new .44 Magnum. It was a goshawk perched in a tree at 100 yards. After that he was called upon to kill a rifle-wounded deer at 600 yards, which he did, and long-range handgun hunting was suddenly a reality. It has been said that Elmer Keith almost single-handedly pioneered modern sport handgunning. His influence on handgun design was substantial, his influence on handgun cartridge design truly revolutionary. One strong man supplied the guts and the vision, and the world followed, which is the way things usually work in real life.
"Hell I was There" by E. Keith
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Finshaggy

Well-Known Member
That's because you're a troll, your job is to make nonsense sound sensible as you laugh at the minuscule chaos you created.
 
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