Innocent wrote:Dawg wrote

Does anybody else but me sense a bit of jealousy here?

Wait til I can see you F2F then Iw ill tell you the jokes associated with this remark.
Innocent

I can hardly wait.....whoops guess I should have said "I can barely wait" no, no that too has to many connotations. I'll see ya soon.

I'll see ya soon.

Hey Dawg, does that mean I've talked you into shooting Georgia states in a couple weeks??? Man the boy needs some talking to, he's pissed cause I'm making him miss senior homecomingto shoot. All because of the latest female chasing him, you gotta meet this one that showed up while I was out west. WHat was the Arkansas girls name?? The one with the B.F. Butt...

Innocent

Heather, Hiedi.....I don't know, I was not in the hunt. I just pointed him in the right direction.

Dawg,
Thanks buddy! He has college ahead still....

Innocent

Innocent wrote:Dawg,
Thanks buddy! He has college ahead still....

Innocent

Always happy to corrupt...I mean educate Coatez

Always happy to corrupt

Hey Buddy, don't you think he has enough guidence in the corruption department? I mean, he has survived this long in spite of his mother.

Innocent

Innocent wrote wrote:Somehow Christmas must have snuck up on me...you are only supposed to clean on July 4th and Christmas right?

Innocent

Uh oh - guess I won't take that bait... I clean more often to keep lead fouling down, but have confirmed that getting the bore really clean degrades accuracy. Lots of seasoning survives a simple cleaning, but something like Bore Tech will strip it out and it took 20 rounds for my 1712 to settle down, and it isn't fully seasoned after 200 rounds. Regular light cleaning is (IMHO - I definitely don't want to ignite this argument) good, but deep cleaning is reserved for July 4th and Christmas.

Blau Bear,
I have done both the clean after every twenty rounds for record when I shot prone/position to the clean when the rifle finally is so gummed that it will not extract. In my prone/position days, I got to clean all 14 DCM (predecessor to the current CMP) loaner rifles to the junior club, along with my brothers Annie and my Winchester....three times a week. The Hoppes 9 that was used then probably altered my brain forever.
I do know that I am extremely sensitive in skin portion of my hands to all oil products now, thus the reason for light cleaning and only serious stuff done when the holidays come!!!!

Innocent

Understood - once a year in the service I spent four hours a day for a week in front of a cleaning vat (55 gallon drum cut in half) full of diesel scrubbing M14's. More recently a brother persuaded me to fill a cleaning vat with a Witch's brew that peels paint and scrub everything thoroughly after every trip to the range.

Now, I generally pull through a few patches, oil exposed metal, wipe down wood and let it be until next time. This is still a little obsessive, but better than before. I really hate tingly hands.

Hey Dawg, I was ona French motorcycle chat page today and one of the chaps there had the same avatar as you. Didn't write like you though and somehow I can't see you on a BMW 1100.....you running with some Frenchie's?

Innocent

Innocent wrote:Hey Dawg, I was ona French motorcycle chat page today and one of the chaps there had the same avatar as you. Didn't write like you though and somehow I can't see you on a BMW 1100.....you running with some Frenchie's?

Innocent

Honest officer she said she was 18.......I mean no, no Frenche's

Dawg

Honest officer she said she was 18.......I mean no, no Frenche's

I do not think you have to worry about the Frenches buddy, they are hunting in a different class of bird from you and Coatez. I'll tell you how I got linked to the web site sometime, but despite the how's and who's the photos of a Western Europe ride are fantastic.

Innocent

I've tried this and keep getting yelled at that I'm not hitting the bowl and getting it all over the seat. I couldnt resist this one.

Shakes perhaps you should order a new longer barrel for you gun.

Byron

Ooooooo... Now Shakes is going to have to outshoot you with his 10/22 again, Byron.

If you like keeping the rifle shouldered for all five shots, a 10/22 is the one for you! Granted, they need a new barrel, trigger work, bolt truing and an adult size stock, but you can use the factory receiver and magazine!