other toys?
wondering what you guys have for other toys your passionate about that ya own...i know im not alone in being the onlyone not fully alfa
69 1/2 cuda coupe 360 tunnel ramed high lift cam 90/10 front shocks 5.33 gears out back
68 coupe cuda mild corner'er mostly a sleeper
67 cuda fastback ..ruff around the edges but another blast to drive
ive got a LARGE amount of projects as well rangeing from my 58 ford 2dr, lloyd, micro'ed 70 dodge PU, 74 celica
sooo whatch got?
69 1/2 cuda coupe 360 tunnel ramed high lift cam 90/10 front shocks 5.33 gears out back
68 coupe cuda mild corner'er mostly a sleeper
67 cuda fastback ..ruff around the edges but another blast to drive
ive got a LARGE amount of projects as well rangeing from my 58 ford 2dr, lloyd, micro'ed 70 dodge PU, 74 celica
sooo whatch got?
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Hey Greg,
How do you like the Mauser? I have a M1 Carbine and a SKS, I thought the Mauser would be better for target shooting.
'70 Cutlass Convertible
'78 GL1000
'84 XL350R
'85 XR80R
'86 VFR700F
'89 VFR750R (RC30 K)
'91 VFR750F
I also have a '91 Accord on it's 3rd engine, but I really don't like to talk about it...
How do you like the Mauser? I have a M1 Carbine and a SKS, I thought the Mauser would be better for target shooting.
'70 Cutlass Convertible
'78 GL1000
'84 XL350R
'85 XR80R
'86 VFR700F
'89 VFR750R (RC30 K)
'91 VFR750F
I also have a '91 Accord on it's 3rd engine, but I really don't like to talk about it...
Sam, the Bike Farmer. Seriously, you should see his pasture....full of contented, grazing bikes.
Me:
'04 WRX (it's like driving an explosion)
alloy-carbon racing bike (no engine-type machine)
6 month old daughter (toy?? oh well, close enough)
Wife's '98 VW Passat (for all my maintenance needs)
SamW's GTV6 in my driveway![Twisted Evil :twisted:](./images/smilies/icon_twisted.gif)
Me:
'04 WRX (it's like driving an explosion)
alloy-carbon racing bike (no engine-type machine)
6 month old daughter (toy?? oh well, close enough)
Wife's '98 VW Passat (for all my maintenance needs)
SamW's GTV6 in my driveway
![Twisted Evil :twisted:](./images/smilies/icon_twisted.gif)
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Sam, the 8mm Mauser is very accurate and has great power and range. The stock sights are adjustable up to 2000 meters. With a scope so you could actually see something at that range it would be awsome. I suggest getting a Yugoslavian version. They were made with the same German tooling but the Yugos were not using forced labor, enduring round the clock bombing and suffering material shortages so the Yugoslavian guns are better than the German units. Plus they are dirt cheap.
It also shoots through anything, you really have to be careful with it because it hits the target AND whatever is behind the target, and whatever is behind that etc. etc. It's also cheap to shoot. Plenty of WW2 surplus 8mm ammo out there. Sure it's 50 years old, but it works.
It also shoots through anything, you really have to be careful with it because it hits the target AND whatever is behind the target, and whatever is behind that etc. etc. It's also cheap to shoot. Plenty of WW2 surplus 8mm ammo out there. Sure it's 50 years old, but it works.
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Hehe, perhaps it is the way in AmericaGreg Gordon wrote:Guns count? I though everybody owned guns.
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The only people I know with guns here are farmers.
Bernard M (AKA Mef - Mezevenf)
1986 75QV 3.0L 24v V6 - Silver
1985 GTV6 2.5L 12v V6 - Red
1999 166 3.0L 24v V6 - Red
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1986 75QV 3.0L 24v V6 - Silver
1985 GTV6 2.5L 12v V6 - Red
1999 166 3.0L 24v V6 - Red
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