Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
And also what he shoots in his MLer. How did he arrive at that conclusion? Chap
I have no idea howBryce Towsleyarrived at that conclusion. Since his livelihood depends on saying nice things about expensive stuff, there is a good chance he is in someone's pocket.With all due respect, I have killed more hogs and probably about as many deer as Bryce Towsley. It matters not to me what he says or does.
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
ORIGINAL: falcon
I have no idea howBryce Towsleyarrived at that conclusion. Since his livelihood depends on saying nice things about expensive stuff, there is a good chance he is in someone's pocket.With all due respect, I have killed more hogs and probably about as many deer as Bryce Towsley. It matters not to me what he says or does.
And also what he shoots in his MLer. How did he arrive at that conclusion? Chap
I have no idea howBryce Towsleyarrived at that conclusion. Since his livelihood depends on saying nice things about expensive stuff, there is a good chance he is in someone's pocket.With all due respect, I have killed more hogs and probably about as many deer as Bryce Towsley. It matters not to me what he says or does.
Best Wishes Falcon,
Chap
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
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I have a lot of respect for you Falcon, in fact my folder on SST/SW has a couple of things you said about SWayear or so ago. You arrived at your conclusion about SWvia experience (you have that it is plain to see), which is a great teacher to us all. As for Bryce Towsley, he wrote the MLing Chapter in "Rifle Bullets for the Hunter A Definitive Study", he has written on MLing his whole life. I have seen a lot of articles by him in Black Powder Hunting and Shooting, Guns and Ammo and several other magazines. So I am truly sorry that it does not matter to you what he says 'cause I think what he says is important. To me he says a lot. He wrote the study on powders in last year's American Rifleman. I am not attacking you personally, but I am sure it feels like since I am talking about "your baby"--the SW.
Best Wishes Falcon,
Chap
ORIGINAL: falcon
I have no idea howBryce Towsleyarrived at that conclusion. Since his livelihood depends on saying nice things about expensive stuff, there is a good chance he is in someone's pocket.With all due respect, I have killed more hogs and probably about as many deer as Bryce Towsley. It matters not to me what he says or does.
And also what he shoots in his MLer. How did he arrive at that conclusion? Chap
I have no idea howBryce Towsleyarrived at that conclusion. Since his livelihood depends on saying nice things about expensive stuff, there is a good chance he is in someone's pocket.With all due respect, I have killed more hogs and probably about as many deer as Bryce Towsley. It matters not to me what he says or does.
Best Wishes Falcon,
Chap
Chap
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
He wrote the study on powders in last year's American Rifleman.
I am not attacking you personally, but I am sure it feels like since I am talking about "your baby"--the SW.
Glad that you have a good grounding in math and are working on this stuff. Keep up thegood work.
Yep, thats my 250 grain SST that fell out of a hog I took with my Encore at a range of 192 yards. Paced it off as 190+ paces and later measured it with a laser transit. Charge was 90 grains of JSG. Bullet broke two ribs going in, tore up the liver and sent fragments through the diaphragm.
I've hunted so damn much with a muzzleloader that I sometimes cannot handle a repeating rifle really well. Recentlyshot a big sow with my AR-15 at a distance of 25 yards head on. Should have done a double tap. The bullet hit her above the eye socket and she squealed and took off while I dumbly looked on.Got a quartering away shot at about75 yards and killed her.
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
Cant ask for much more than that.
I like recovering my bullets to see how they held up. Its an interesting to be able to take note of the internal damage, inspect the recovered bullet and fine tune for next season.
I like recovering my bullets to see how they held up. Its an interesting to be able to take note of the internal damage, inspect the recovered bullet and fine tune for next season.
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
ORIGINAL: falcon
I've hunted so damn much with a muzzleloader that I sometimes cannot handle a repeating rifle really well.
I've hunted so damn much with a muzzleloader that I sometimes cannot handle a repeating rifle really well.
Chap Gleason
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RE: Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
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Cant ask for much more than that.
I like recovering my bullets to see how they held up. Its an interesting to be able to take note of the internal damage, inspect the recovered bullet and fine tune for next season.
Cant ask for much more than that.
I like recovering my bullets to see how they held up. Its an interesting to be able to take note of the internal damage, inspect the recovered bullet and fine tune for next season.
Best Wishes,
Chap
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