Jimmy Vick
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Open sea, in a pontoon...........yikes
Some other brand took their tritoon from Tampa to Cuba. They have a YouTube vid of it. I have no doubt it could be easily done in a Bennington. If Bennington wants to do it, I would volunteer.Open sea, in a pontoon...........yikes
Just got a bit chilly!Cleaning up from a early week blizzard.
Nice! Never had rifles but have had a Rossi 5 shot 2 inch barrell .38 since the early 80's. A Police duty Smith and Wesson 4 inch barrell 6 shot .38 that was my original duty weapon back in the day before we transitioned to semi automatics. And a whole bunch of 9mm Sig Sauer hand guns over the years! Too many to list.......Getting ready for 3 dads and 3 High school seniors to take a senior trip to South Dakota for a Prairie dog hunt in July. Finally got the Savage Bmag 17 WSM broken in. 2 five shot groups breaking the barrel in and .6" grouping at 100 yards. its a PITA to break them in by shooting 10 shots (1 round each, then clean), then 3 three shot rounds (clean after shooting each 3 round group) then doing the same thing with 3 five shot group (clean after each 5 shots), but the end result is well worth it.
Taking 2 guns per person as you can shoot 700-1000 rounds a day and the barrels heat up you need to rest 1 weapon while you shoot another.
The 224 Valkyrie is the howitzer of the bunch. 1300 yards, the round is still super sonic. This gun shoots about .35 MOA so 1000yds is about 3.5". All guns have MRAD scopes which have hold overs for windage as well as yardage.
The other 2 guns we are taking are a 223 Wylde in a AR platform and a Ruger 77 in heavy barrel VT configuration
No, they are a nuisance animal which harms cattle and livestock with their holes which can break the cattle and livestock's legs. They actually carry bubonic plague, but very limited on passing them on to humans due to they usually die before its able to be transmitted to other animals or humans. There was a big outbreak back in 2019 which closed lot a lot of a Colorado wildlife refuge.What happens with the dogs? Do you eat em?