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Saw the time lapse video of that on FB. That's just crazy. We barely got any snow here in Rochester.
Shiit has been getting real here since last night, this was this morning. Snow day bitchez
Everybody be skiing, except for HAB
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pretty much aside from the powder load, te projectile is about 140 grains, probably about four grains of powder. My eight mm rifle uses 140 grains of powder, if you somehow were able to load 140 grains of powder into a .357 you made a bomb.
A standard .357 Soft point RL Magnum shell takes 9.1g of powder or 140 grains and if you used a hollow point projectile you can add even more. Look at a .357 shell effing things are huge. My brothers Martin Rifle uses the same shells and he loads them himself.....
You may be under loading your shells there buddy.
Why aren't 8mm pistols more popular?
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depends on your powder as well, 9 grains is a pretty hot .357. Also not an 8mm rem mag, I use a 8mm swedish mauser. Unique powder in a 158 grain .357 you use 4.2 grains, its a pretty hell of a wallop when you shoot it. Been loading for a long time. 9 grains of unique will break your handgun not sure which powder your using to get a standard of over none grains, but I would suggest a better powderA standard .357 Soft point RL Magnum shell takes 9.1g of powder or 140 grains and if you used a hollow point projectile you can add even more. Look at a .357 shell effing things are huge. My brothers Martin Rifle uses the same shells and he loads them himself.....
You may be under loading your shells there buddy.
Edit... Scratch that I was thinking .38 on those numbers, went and looked at my charts. I am using 7.5 grains of unique for my 158 grain .357. 170 grain corelock I am using 52 grains for the 8mm mauser
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I am white and old but not pathetic yet so the second one
I think a .357 is a stupidly expensive gun to own. I can almost buy 2 boxes of 45 shells for what it costs to load one box of .357 magnum shells. My 1911 is much more enjoyable weapon to fire IMO.
agreed across the board on that one, havent even fired my .357 in four or five years. Long barrel .357 on the other hand makes a great hunting handgun. I usually carry a .40 these days anyways
Our hunting season sucked. I got nothing this year. All spring and summer we saw tons of wildlife. October rolls around and everything disappeared.
It's been truly incredible to experience this. I've never had 3 days off of work for snow. This is our back lot yesterday before another 3"+ fell today and more tonight. It is going to be very lol to see tomorrow if we can make it in. Apparently all our doors are drifted I with 10'-20' of snow.
Damn, even the German 6th Army thinks that is outta handIt's been truly incredible to experience this. I've never had 3 days off of work for snow. This is our back lot yesterday before another 3"+ fell today and more tonight. It is going to be very lol to see tomorrow if we can make it in. Apparently all our doors are drifted I with 10'-20' of snow.
The least he could have done is secured the load. If he brakes, or turns too fast, he is going to lose that beautiful chunk of snow.
i have three deer and about half my elk in the freezer now. Close to 470 pounds right now. Still need to finish the grind from the elk, should have close to 110 pounds of burger. Still have my buck tag I hopefully fill next week
So how much meat do you get from a Elk?
Fixed that for you.New Passat looks like every other sedan offered but with a little red stripe.
I'm waiting for the hoonin' on snow machine pics to appear... there's got to be a few Buffalo-ites who've thought of racing their skidoos downtown?!?!
This is why they make shotguns
A shotgun would ruin that.
Boil it alive...
Boil it alive...
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The story I heard is that since the city no longer has Grocery stores and travel is restricted. All the little grocery stores that serve many residents of Buffalo are running out of food as they can't get the trucks to make deliveries to them. The National Guard and the city Fireman are delivering pizzas, bread and milk.
that's not mutually exclusive to hoonin' on snow machines... in fact, what better way to get around?!
I'm not trying to be flippant about the situation, I know it can be - and undoubtedly will be - very difficult (I lived through the North Eastern ice storm of 1997), but at the same time, life must go on... and it's better to have a laugh than to cry about it, eh?!
When folks from Buffalo tell me that it is bad. It must be bad. They are pretty tough there. The kids can't go out. There is no school. Folks are stuck inside. Its gotta suck....