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I like getting my information the old fashion way… smoke signals.

I stood corrected before in an earlier post.

That is true for .223 vs 5.56 NATO. 5.56 NATO is higher pressure than .223, whereas .308 is higher pressure than 7.62 NATO.

D’oh! I knew that but totally brainfarted! Ugh and the week hasn’t even started yet! 🤣

The world is unhinged.

I thought .308 and 7.62 were okay to shoot out of modern barrels stamped 7.62 or .308, but 7.62 out of an older .308 stamped barrel was a no-no due to the higher pressure.

I have no problem with this

@Old_Me go back to sleep you cranky old curmudgeon.

No

It’s a good group. I’ve laughed a lot, learned a lot and have been made to think a lot (sort of).

This wouldn’t surprise me.

And that was done without the aid of a tree.

Got one of them myself. This is the one that sent me down the rabbit hole.

I saw this and it certainly raised an eyebrow.

It does.

Newest addition to the growing herd of .22 rifles is a Winchester Model 47, circa 1952-54’ish. In decent shape and shoots real well. The target is a 5 round group at 25 yds off a bag. The sling swivel comes off the barrel and is not original to the rifle. I sort of like it and think i’ll keep...

I’ve been reading that it is not a very fun gun to shoot, especially with +P. It is not something i need but thought it may be nice to have. I thinking if i’m going to get another handgun it ought to be something i enjoy shooting.

appears to be "used, but not abused". i'm still mulling it over.

nice bag. at $251, not nice enough, though.

i am not buying the "recreational shooting" excuse one bit. did anyone hear gunfire before rounds landed at the baseball field? did anyone hear gunfire afterward? or was it just the handful of shots that seemed to be directed toward the baseball field? going out on a limb here, but i'm guessing...