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"Preferred" action. Who cares? This is a hunting rifle. Learn to live with it. (Darned kids.)

Since 1969, the 115-grain .25-06 has worked wonders in the field. Deer, Antelope, all sorts of game. It quietly outperforms the Creed at longer ranges. This argument was settled decades ago.

If it is what you have, my suggestion still stands.

Don't worry. It still beats taking my sister-in-law to the veterinarian. The last time we went there, she bit him! (He threw a chew-chew bone to the other side of the exam room to distract her.)

WERE YOU THERE? (Nobody has been able to prove it.) ;)

They put my Birth Certificate on the bulletin board in the Post Office. :rolleyes:

D'oh!

WERE YOU THERE?

I was so ugly that when I was born, the doctor slapped my mother... and SHE apologized! My mother called me a treasure, and my father said we can bury him in the morning.

When I was born, and the doctor slapped my butt... the attending Nurse got a couple of shots in too! :oops::eek:😟

After working years as an Armed Security Officer, situational awareness became a way of life. You have to be careful of where you are and your immediate surroundings.

What is this "excess" of which you speak? Until the threat is neutralized, you cannot have fired too many rounds. My life is worth a lot more than any miscreant's period on this earth. Sorry, but 'no sale'.

When it comes to Black Bear, the .300 Blackout would best serve you with the heaviest bullet the cartridge/barrel will stabilize. In the PNW, we have Blackies that can get as heavy as 350, even 400lb boars. You can carry lighter 110-grain VMAX, bullets when your concerns run to encountering...

When I was a young 13-year-old boy, I long admired a 1960 Mercedes Benz 190D The old model would achieve 24 miles to the gallon of #2 Diesel fuel. (That was 1968.) For years Mercedes Bens acknowledged the lower cost of the petroleum fuel product in their magazine advertisements.

Oh, YES!

Be advised, the CZ50's shortcoming is the pistol's metallurgy isn't very good. The later CZ70 model is stronger and less likely to suffer from peening and structural failure.

I have to pay $5.43 per gallon for decent Premium (Chevron) fuel. That's the price you pay for driving a 27-year-old Jaguar XK8 Coupe with a 4.0-liter engine. (It only has 80,000 miles on the clock.)

You can shoot it in the Zastava M70 without any problems. The Zastava was built to handle the European pressures and can run this ammunition. This is a perfect carry load. If you shoot a BG in the sternum, it will probably pass right through and pierce a lung or an artery. You can't go wrong...

The .32 ACP cartridge can be loaded to some high stepping velocities. (I wouldn't fire these loads in any .32 that isn't made from solid steel.) Here is an example of Buffalo Bore's offering: .32 ACP +P Ammo 75 gr. Hardcast F.N. - (1,150 fps/ M.E. 220 ft. lbs.) 20 Round Box ITEM 30A The...

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