jr dragster T
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Yeah I live in a nice town.
how's my briggs running
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Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
Crime is low because most of the country barely has people in it.
BradenM
Etre Et Durer.
$6100 for a Hayabusa is sweet, plus another 30k for a smart car and the conversion, could have some REAL fun.
modelengineer
Lord of the noise
Someone on another forum I frequent bought an '06 Hayabusa engine w. everything needed to run for $5000 aud. It had 10,000km on it.
BradenM
Etre Et Durer.
What crazy bastard sells an engine that good so cheap? Whack it on a kart. Some Germans on youtube did, didn't even wind it out fully.
ZnsaneRyder
Crazy Guy on a Bicycle
NICE! Sure beats overcrowded and weird Florida!
Alright, next future trip: CANADA!
jr dragster T
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Yaya! Come on down to Kanada! I hope your pusher has lots-o-spare gas.
Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
Vermont is a good compromise, they have just about 0 gun laws, you can carry a handgun at 16 w/o any permits.
jr dragster T
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And you would like living there?
Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
Yes I would indeed, lowest violent crime in the country. Here in Michigan we cant have all the fun toys(like shorties and silencers) the feds allow.
BradenM
Etre Et Durer.
Yeah? We can't even have semi automatic weapons, or any of the fun calibers above 7mm rem-mag. So you think you can whinge!
modelengineer
Lord of the noise
Most powerful cartridge we can get in Australia is the 30-06.
I like the 22-250.
I like the 22-250.
BradenM
Etre Et Durer.
We can get 7mm rem-magnum. I have seen them first hand at my rifle club. The SSR's indicate that is the highest caliber we can allow to be shot at our range (or any range across Australia), and it is coincidentally (one of) the most powerful, alongside other 7mm calibers. There are other 7mm cases, but rem-mag is the one I am most familiar with. Something like 54 grains of 2208 generates a SLOW load.
EDIT: Could be an 8mm case allowed, but this is heavily restricted if so.
EDIT: Could be an 8mm case allowed, but this is heavily restricted if so.
Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
My uncle has a rem 700 in 22-250 that he accurized, it shoots 1/5 MOA with his handloads(that's one hole at 100 yards, 1 inch group at 500). He sifts powder, weighs his bullets, mics and groups cases, takes days to load a box of ammo, It crazy. Gun has a really heavy barrel, some serious trigger work, the scope alone is worth more than all of my guns combined.
modelengineer
Lord of the noise
Cool. I'd never heard of 7mm rem-magnum. I just looked up that 7mm is 0.28 inches, and a 30-06 is 0.30 inches. Also, my friend mentioned it's the most powerful cartridge, but I doubt that 7mm rem-mag is used on farms much so he'd probably never heard of it.
22-250's are SO loud it's not funny, and they shoot very flat.
If you hand load ammo, you can actually put enough powder in it to melt the bullet as it comes out the barrel. LOL.
22-250's are SO loud it's not funny, and they shoot very flat.
If you hand load ammo, you can actually put enough powder in it to melt the bullet as it comes out the barrel. LOL.
BradenM
Etre Et Durer.
7mm rem-mag is a target round, and the case is much longer then the 30-06. 22-250 is a great all round varmiting round from my understanding, but unfortunatly, I don't get up to much shooting besides F-Class.
Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
My uncle runs a plastic tipped bullet in his .22-250 for deer use, says he has never seen one walk.
jr dragster T
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Ohh so now the chinese even put plastic in bullets? And I thought the plastic cams where bad enough
Kenny_McCormic
Kartless....
The plastic is for drag reasons and to drive the hollow point open.
jr dragster T
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You knew I was kidding!
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