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I hear ya Mike.

I used to brush things like this off.. But now that I have a son, it's almost gut wrenching when you think about what they are going thru.

Tough day for a lot of folks today.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2012/12/14/school-shooting-connecticut/1769367/

Just Brutal...

Hey Lew, maybe I'm not remembering right, but I thought you just bought a new F150? Is it not working out for you?

That 2014 looks SLICK.

My brother in law has been a F150 guy his hole life. He's also looking at the new Chevy.

I shouldn't have watched that Video.

As if I didn't have the itch bad enough already!

Thanks Limey...

Crazy

Are they edible? ( realize there is no possession limit, just curious)

My boss texted me this last night...

While in the office, NEVER ask Chuck Norris for a 3 hole punch!

Nice purchase Bill! I'm going to be sighting in the .222 this weekend on Saturday.

And thanks for the detailed info Ch312. I like the idea of making a bi-pod my self. I think I have some old arrows kicking around, Might try to make something.

If I get her shooting straight this weekend, I'll be sure to post some pics!

And she's so pretty too...take a look..

 

Your not kidding. Very nice looking gun!

very nice work. time to get some blood on that stock now

 

 

No kidding. $300 for both eh. Was that used? Did the 22-250 make that hole in the yote? That's quit the gash!

Thanks for posting the pics of you guns guys!

I noticed your both using bi-pods. That will be my first x-mass money purchase. That and a good pair of Binos.

Any suggestions for either of the two items?

The cat has some serious guitar playing skills.

It really gets technical around 1:45.

Hey skip. Go to cordino's if your looking for a new butcher. Where village meats used to be on young and little. Great meat. Excellent lunch sandwiches too!!

My fishing partner just sent me this pic.

Somewhere near Alcona this morning.

It's not much to look at. But it's a start!

That sounds possible.

But the .223 (5.56 x 45mm) is a very popular standard nato round these days. I guess maybe not back in the day when the law was created.

Both Orr Lake, and Little Lake has small open patches.

Looking at the weather network for Barrie. Suposed to be around 0ish during the day all week. -3ish at night.

Likely no ice fishing this weekend in the south. But if this keep up, I might be eating perch on X-mass eve!

I already posted these on another thread. But I'm so friggen excited about it, I thought I would start a new one!

WE HAVE ICE!!!

Orr Lake

Little Lake - Barrie

THIS MORNING!!

Orr Lake

Little Lake Barrie

Ice fishing is getting close!!!!

Wups... Thought it was a crow officer...

Likely the same bunch responsible for no Sunday gun hunting.

Hey BB, do you do much Coyote hunting with the 22-250? Great chamber for varment

But many calibers smaller then a .275 travel MUCH farther....take a .270 Win...it shoots MUCH MUCH flatter and farther then .30/30 and the list goes on and on...that's why I said it's a weird reg.

Ya, it's a weird rule for sure.

I thought it might be a noise issue. Big caliber, big bang...

But it can't be that, because the guys pounding geese Saturday on mornings with the 10g pumps make a pile of noise.

I think I'll talk to a CO and make sure, lol.

Let me know what the answer is. I'd really like to know as well.

From the regs.

"A person hunting small game may not carry or use a rifle of

greater calibre than a .275-calibre rifle, except a muzzle-loading

gun, in the geograhic areas of Brant, Chatham-Kent, Durham,

Elgin, Essex, Haldimand, Halton, Hamilton, Huron, Lambton,

Middlesex, Niagara, Norfolk, Northumberland, Oxford, Peel,

Perth, Toronto, Waterloo, Wellington or York"

Simcoe / Springwater is not listed.

I could not find anything in the Simcoe or Springwater websites. However, I have heard form several people that you can NOT use anything larger then .275 in my area. I just can't find hard data to back it up.

So.... Yes you can ?

The guy I got the 222 from also has an Enfield 303. But I don't think I would use it enough to make it worth my time.

I'm looking to get my hands on an old beat up 308 or 30-06 for my next re-build.

Looks great, I have used boiled linseed and preferred it over tru oil,when hand rubbed with multiple coats its beautifull. The damp cloth helps bring out lite dents etc. but if you do it again try using a hot iron instead of a torch it may do a better job.

Hot Iron? Please explain. Sounds interesting!

NICE JOB and nice little caliber you don't see too much of any more...and NO kick with that .222 so I wouldn't worry about being bit by the scope...

Thanks BB.

Sounds like a 30-06, but kicks like a 22.

Perfect coyote caliber.

Very sad news.

A 14' boat on lake Ontario.

I have never fished lake Ontario before. But that seams a little risky. No?

Looks killer Nick! I still haven't been out for coyotes, if you're ever up for teaching a rube the ropes, let me know, lol!

Let me get a few more notches under my belt before I start taking people out. I'm a bit of a rube my self

But now that I can reach out and tough them, It should make things easier!