Winchester Triple Seven Primers VS Winchester W209 Primers
12-15-2010, 07:37 AM
#52
Boone & Crockett
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Semi
Well.... Semi I guess there are some things you just have to draw a picture of so you can get it... Jack Wagon )( ... there is just some things a respectible company can not say on TV let alone a coach yelling at a player or even an adult yelling at a buddy... we tend to change the offending word not to be so offending. So instead of refeering to that portion of your body that protrudes out the back side in you pants - change the name - but the meaning is still basically the same...
Notice my use of symbols to show the big cheeks of the back side.... )(
Well.... Semi I guess there are some things you just have to draw a picture of so you can get it... Jack Wagon )( ... there is just some things a respectible company can not say on TV let alone a coach yelling at a player or even an adult yelling at a buddy... we tend to change the offending word not to be so offending. So instead of refeering to that portion of your body that protrudes out the back side in you pants - change the name - but the meaning is still basically the same...
Notice my use of symbols to show the big cheeks of the back side.... )(
Last edited by sabotloader; 12-15-2010 at 08:23 AM.
12-15-2010, 08:54 AM
#53
Dominant Buck
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Defination: A useless piece of equipment, usually military, used to refer to a mule-drawn freight wagon which had been pieced together from discarded or substandard parts, and subject to frequent breakdowns. Jackwagons typically were good for only one or two uses, then abandoned or discarded along roadsides and in ditches, and were often re-cannibalized to create new jackwagons.
*** We sometimes used to also call a manure spreader a jack wagon. Where if we got mad at you, we'd threaten to throw you in the jack wagon along with the rest of the sh*t.
12-15-2010, 11:23 AM
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Sabotloader, Cayugad, both of those make sense.
But I think I'll just make up my own.
Jack Wagon (1822-1887) - Nineteenth century philosopher who declared the introduction of the self contained cartridge and breech loading rifle would sound the death knell of all muzzle loading firearms and render the common infantry soldier so effecient as to put an end to war for all time.
But I think I'll just make up my own.
Jack Wagon (1822-1887) - Nineteenth century philosopher who declared the introduction of the self contained cartridge and breech loading rifle would sound the death knell of all muzzle loading firearms and render the common infantry soldier so effecient as to put an end to war for all time.
12-15-2010, 12:12 PM
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You know what - i think Dave's is the actually definition... but having listened to a lot of drill sargents for a period of time on board ship.... When they yelled 'JACK A&&' to some poor Marine - everybody in the hanger bay on the carrier heard it - they were not gentle souls....
Yep! would anybody expect any less...
But that is actually a good one... besides being SEMIsane - you really do have a vivid imagination and a gift of gab....
You know what - i think Dave's is the actually definition... but having listened to a lot of drill sargents for a period of time on board ship.... When they yelled 'JACK A&&' to some poor Marine - everybody in the hanger bay on the carrier heard it - they were not gentle souls....
But I think I'll just make up my own.
But that is actually a good one... besides being SEMIsane - you really do have a vivid imagination and a gift of gab....
Last edited by sabotloader; 12-15-2010 at 12:14 PM.
12-15-2010, 02:30 PM
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you really do have a vivid imagination and a gift of gab....
12-15-2010, 02:55 PM
#57
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You are hearing voices in your head???? How many voices? Are they anybody important?
Semi... be careful some analyst - you know one of those guys that wear suits all the time - may be reading these answers....
You are hearing voices in your head???? How many voices? Are they anybody important?
Semi... be careful some analyst - you know one of those guys that wear suits all the time - may be reading these answers....
12-15-2010, 06:49 PM
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Spike
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Sabotloader..
ok think i have everything I need..
besides tools and cleaning aids.. I bought the winchester T7 pellets
Shock waves 250grain and WT7 primers.. I'll have to order one the other bullets you suggested ..
I do have a question..on cleaning, do you clean the firing pin, springs and everything in the rear of the beach? the manual say you do. my freinds say you don't
I'm confused
ok think i have everything I need..
besides tools and cleaning aids.. I bought the winchester T7 pellets
Shock waves 250grain and WT7 primers.. I'll have to order one the other bullets you suggested ..
I do have a question..on cleaning, do you clean the firing pin, springs and everything in the rear of the beach? the manual say you do. my freinds say you don't
I'm confused