ovo
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I was alluding to buck's statements, possibly a few others.
Steve scalise shot at baseball practice
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whitebb2727
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7.62×39 is great for deer. Why wouldn't it be? I've killed several big deer with one.
The 7.62x54 is better but 7.62x39 will kill deer all day.
Singlemalt
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Yep, it's ballistically similar to the .30-.30 which has arguably taken more deer than any other round
Chunky Stool
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I'd take a 30-30 all day over 7.62X39. More velocity & heavier bullet.
Singlemalt
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I would too, have 2 of them. It's inherently more accurate out of the box. Just saying the 7.62x39 is adequate and similar.
Chunky Stool
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It is an inferior hunting cartridge. There are better options, regardless of the game being hunted.
.223 will kill a deer but I still wouldn't recommend it. It is, however, a decent choice for varmints.
Chunky Stool
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Barely adequate...
Singlemalt
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LOL, ok. Firearm preferences are just as contentious as politics 
Olive Drab Green
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Handguns, I like chambered in .45 ACP, .45 Long, .357 SIG, .357 Mag, and I like the flat trajectory and high velocity of the 5.7x28mm. That thing is like putting a rifle in one hand. Throws fire, though, with the exhaust gas.
Chunky Stool
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Ever shoot rifles chambered for long handgun cartridges like .357 & .44 mag? It's a hoot -- especially if you load them yourself because you can maximize velocity for the barrel length. Best powder was H110, but like most ball powders, dirty as fuck. Second best was good ol blue dot. Very clean but difficult to meter if you're picky...
In the midwest, the old Ruger .44 mag semi-auto rifle was a favorite among brush hunters. Load it up with 240s & it will punch through the twigs.
visajoe1
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Nice conversation you had in your head there. Talk to yourself in your head about gun control, because reasonable folks understand, guns are for this...
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/06/16/hero-homeowner-holds-escaped-georgia-inmates-at-gunpoint-until-arrests.html
Olive Drab Green
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Good stuff, for sure.
rkymtnman
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ever shoot vice versa? a buddy has a AMT automag 3 semi auto chambered in 30 carbine. that is a fun one to shoot too.
Chunky Stool
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Nope, I never shot a pistol chambered for 30 carbine -- but I bet it was loud as fuck!
rkymtnman
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almost as loud as a Judas Priest concert. lol. i'll be deaf sooner than later.Nope, I never shot a pistol chambered for 30 carbine -- but I bet it was loud as fuck!
Singlemalt
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A Thompson Contender in 30-06, that wakes you up
Olive Drab Green
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That is the exact one I fired that I said looked like Stroker's.
dagwood45431
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Scalise is a piece of shit, but I wish there hadn't been a shooter. Instead, I wish he would have had an aneurysm and dropped dead on the field. When I joke about dead republicants (the best kind), I'm just blowing off steam. Despite wishing it hadn't happened, I have absolutely no sympathy for Scalise.
Olive Drab Green
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Oh, look at this:
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/deputy-attorney-general-privately-acknowledges-recuse-russia-probe/story?id=48080253
Deputy attorney general acknowledges he may need to recuse himself from Russia probe: sources
"I understand there are serious allegations that have been raised," Rosenstein told a Senate panel earlier this week. "I recognize the importance of these questions, and I think that Director Mueller ought to review that and make a determination of whether or not he believes it is within the scope of his investigation."
Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, asked Rosenstein specifically whether he might have a conflict of interest if he becomes a witness in the investigation.
"I'm not going to answer hypothetical questions," Rosenstein said. "[But] I am working with career professionals who know these rules and are responsible for enforcing these rules, and I can assure you that we're going to do the right thing, and we're going to defend the integrity of that investigation."
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/deputy-attorney-general-privately-acknowledges-recuse-russia-probe/story?id=48080253
Deputy attorney general acknowledges he may need to recuse himself from Russia probe: sources
"I understand there are serious allegations that have been raised," Rosenstein told a Senate panel earlier this week. "I recognize the importance of these questions, and I think that Director Mueller ought to review that and make a determination of whether or not he believes it is within the scope of his investigation."
Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, asked Rosenstein specifically whether he might have a conflict of interest if he becomes a witness in the investigation.
"I'm not going to answer hypothetical questions," Rosenstein said. "[But] I am working with career professionals who know these rules and are responsible for enforcing these rules, and I can assure you that we're going to do the right thing, and we're going to defend the integrity of that investigation."
SneekyNinja
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So many nothing burgers, one after another after another. They keep being proven to be big something burgers but EMAILS THO!
Trump must be getting tired of winning.