anybody can make Split Noses, test on critters

andy · Nov 24, 2004

using 357, 357 Sig, 38 super, instead of 356 TSW. You're just too cheap and lazy to find out that you've been LIED to all your life about slow, heavy bullets.

You'd rather just KEEP on swallowing all that ejaculate.

RIKA · Nov 24, 2004

andy said:
You'd rather just KEEP on swallowing all that ejaculate.

Andy, you seem to have a fixation on SWALLOWING. Are you trying to tell us something? Its okay, really. C'mon and fess up.

RIKA

Hard Ball · Nov 24, 2004

As you may recall John, I used a .357 Magnum in combat. You may consider a 158 grain bullet heavy, but I'm sure you know they sure as hell were not slow!

Stillwater · Nov 24, 2004

Raider said:
Andy, you seem to have a fixation on SWALLOWING. Are you trying to tell us something? Its okay, really. C'mon and fess up.

RIKA

NUTTY JOHN, RIKA owns you. She should put you to work out in the cotton fields, or put you on the block, and sell your SORRY ASS!

Piemaster · Nov 24, 2004

Testing on small animals, and a dog is a small animal, for the purpose of determining terminal ballistic effects on humans isn't valid.

Period.

Garand · Nov 25, 2004

Those with the actual combat experience have more validity, than those that read 30 year old issues of Soldier Of Fortune!

Magnum88C · Nov 26, 2004

Hard Ball said:
. . . I used a .357 Magnum in combat. You may consider a 158 grain bullet heavy, but I'm sure you know they sure as hell were not slow!

Especially if you're running the original loadings.

BTW GoonKid, anyone can buy nice Gold Dots, or other premium hollowpoints, load them up and have very effective ammunition. No need for BS bullets.

Hard Ball · Nov 27, 2004

Magnum88C said:
Especially if you're running the original loadings.

And I was.

Hasher · Dec 14, 2004

He does seem fixated on this "ejaculate swallowing" thing.

Perhaps prison flashbacks???

Magnum88C · Dec 14, 2004

Hard Ball, i forgot, what was your .357? Was it a model 27, pre-27 N-Frame, or were you lucky enough to have a Registered Magnum?

Hard Ball · Dec 15, 2004

It was a pre-model number N frame, An excellent revolver, powerful, rugged, accurate and reliable. Oh, not a registered one,

Coyote · Dec 15, 2004

More of Andy's caliber bitchings... Seriously, who gives a damn if someone shoots .22 and someone else shoots .30?