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DISCLAIMER: in my experience, the following doesn't apply to 99% of my readership. Unfortunately, experience also shows it has to be written down for the remaining 1%.
The short version, when it comes to my comments policy, goes down to a line taken from the (mediocre) second opus of the Matrix:
"I built this place. Down here, I make the rules."
Let's elaborate a bit:
AVERTISSEMENT : selon mon expérience, ce qui suit ne s'applique pas à 99% de mes lecteurs. Malheureusement, l'expérience prouve aussi qu'il faut que cela soit écrit pour le pourcentage restant.
La version courte, concernant ma politique pour les commentaires, se résume à une ligne tirée du second (médiocre) volet de Matrix:
"J'ai construit cet endroit. Ici, je fais les lois."
Élaborons un brin :
If you need further help with the site, you may want to check the Field Manual. Ultimately, you can also drop me a line. I usually don't answer jellyfish and buttermonkey(1) hybrids however.
Si vous avez besoin de plus d'aide avec le site, jetez un œil au manuel d'instruction. Au pire, vous pouvez également m'envoyer un mot. J'ai cependant tendance à ne pas répondre aux fruits de l'union d'une méduse et d'un cul de singe.
| bonmotdot | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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Awww, French-Froggie, you know you’re always welcome on this side of the pond where we can all hug you to our collective American-size bosom (so to speak). (Plenty of hunting here in Texas, where about 97 percent of the land is in private hands because that’s who takes the best care of it.) Everything is bigger in Texas, by the way… including those afore-mentioned bosoms. Warning, though. Some of the women here might be able to outshoot you.
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| Iwo Gina | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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I could always adopt you, you know. |
| Grimmy | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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2hotel9:
It’s probably frag splash produced from the trees and dirt he hits around the deer and boar that does the actual killing. |
| tinga-tinga | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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Oh, nuts! So close and yet so far. Them Marlins are sweet. |
| Proof | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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Monsieur Frogman: I know you don’t suffer fools lightly! It’s obvious that this gun seller is not a man of your caliber! |
| Zombie Boy | 7 months, 4 weeks ago | |
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Dude, you have supressors in France, yet here in Iowa, in the great US of A, I cant? There is no justice. |
| Folly | 7 months, 3 weeks ago | |
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Next time tell him that the US would never let a bunch of uneducated immigrant schoolchildren take our capital hostage while our police sat by and watched. |
| Words Twice | 7 months, 3 weeks ago | |
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Marlins are nice. I am very pleased with my 336C. |
| Jay Stranahan | 7 months, 3 weeks ago | |
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I owned a .444 a number of years ago. Marvelous gun, but I just couldn’t take the recoil—it’s basically a stretched-out .44 magnum, and loaded super-hot with the same frangible 240-grain bullet the .44 uses. Knew a fellow who went deer hunting with one, hit the animal in the shoulder, and blew the entire opposite front leg off at the shoulder. Made him sick and he swore off the gun after that. It’s too frangible a bullet going too fast. Now. If you want a big-bore Marlin that’ll slap a deer/pig/bear/mastadon flat down on its ass *and* spoil zero amounts of meat, get the identical weapon in 45-70 Government. Both it and the .45 Long Colt cartridges have been in continuous production since 1873, so it’s an authentic Old West load. The standard 300-grain bullet holds together well, generates black-powder levels of recoil, and—in the immortal words of Elmer Keith—you can ‘eat right up to the bullet hole’. Bought one for my dad and he loves it. Also bought him a scout-scope mount that lets him park a pistol scope forward of the receiver and that is good for his old eyes. Get yours TODAY! |
| Bob | 7 months, 3 weeks ago | |
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You rightfully have your undies in a bundle because of this incident, but Remington does not produce the BAR; Browning does. And the better ones are 100% made in (wait for it) Belgium, of all places. I have one, and it shoots like a bitch. |
Post title: Potshots at the gun shop
Date: 23rd November, 2007