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http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofal...IMATESQUIRREL/
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http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofal...IMATESQUIRREL/ JOAT If you're not making a rocket, it ain't rocket science. Getting kind of high tech with this web site ain't you? Looks nice. How many Dr. Pepper cans have you killed with the Joatgun? -- Gerald Ross Cochran, GA After all is said and done, usually more is said than done. ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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J T wrote: http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofal...IMATESQUIRREL/ Some of those targets are inspirational. I am a city dweller now and the family farm where I used to shoot off the front porch is a 4 hour drive. When I was on the farm I had a local welder cut me out several prairie dog, squirrel and rabbit shaped targets out of 1/4 inch sheets of cold rolled steel. I made some strap steel hangers with a hole in the top that I could slip on a U shaped electric fence post. The targets would hang straight down and when hit would spin around the post ( a hint he to keep them from swinging off the sides duct tape some flat washers on the sides of the strap to keep them spinning straight). I had several of these set out at ranges from 50 yards to 300. With a .22 Long Rifle the 50 yard targets would take hundreds of hits before I needed to pound them flat again on an anvil. The targets farther out would probably last forever if all you ever shot them with was a .22 Long Rifle. I learned very quickly that a hit from my .357 Magfnum turned these things into helicopters and you would have to look all over the pasture to find them. So the rule for the kids was "NOTHING BIGGER THAN A .22LR". These targets would not be safe in a crowded area but when the nearest neighbor was 3 miles in any direction they were perfect. If I was still on the farm I would have several Osama targets made up for sure. Dennis |
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Sat, Nov 4, 2006, 5:05am (EST-3) (TwoGuns) doth
sayeth: Some of those targets are inspirational. snip I've added a couple more, but don't think I'll bother putting up more. I've got a page of probably over a hundred links saved, any thing from 25' to 1000 yard bullseye targets, and all sorts of other targets. When I was a kid we used to be able to go into the back yard and shoot. Mostly .22 rifles, but occassionally up to 30-06. Long ago, and a different world. Used to be able to shoot around here, but too many subdivisions now for that. However, I can get away with air-rifle shooting. Found this link awhile back. http://www.airguns.net/fieldtarget/hometarg.html I figure I may make a few, with different figures, and put some out in the yar, out to maybe 100 feet or so. Picked up a Chinese air rifle some time back at one of those traveling tool shows, for something over $20. Under barrel cocking lever, single cock, .177. Figured it'd be suited to shooting down my hall. Hah! Shot the thing at a 55 gallon barrel I had sitting in the yard. The damn pellet wound up even with the surface of the barrel. I don't mean it flattened and bounced off, I mean it punched a dent in the barrel and was even with the barrel surface. Damn. That thing is the most potent air rifle I've ever seen. Could be dangerous in the wrong hands. Later picked up a .22 version for just over $30. They tend to look similar to a Chinese military rifle, and the wood isn't fantastic, but the metal is awesome. I understand the company that makes them started out making air rifles as trainers for the military - so they didn't dare put out shoddy work. Whatever the story, they are good. Later I think I'll put a cheekrest on at least one, and scope it - figure it should be good to a minimum of 50 yards, hopefully close to 100.. Heh heh, I've got a .20 Sheridan I've had for years and years, and awhile back managd to get remanufactured versions in .177 and .22, for about $75 each. Now if I can just spare enough for ..20 and .22 Seridan pistols. JOAT If you're not making a rocket, it ain't rocket science. |
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If you put a bipod on it should it not attach to the stock since the barrel
is free floated. Then when using the bipod the is no barrel flex. Just my 2 cents.... mike "J T" wrote in message ... http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofal...IMATESQUIRREL/ JOAT If you're not making a rocket, it ain't rocket science. |
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Sat, Nov 4, 2006, 6:59pm (EST+5) (Michael*S)
doth sayeth: If you put a bipod on it should it not attach to the stock since the barrel is free floated. Then when using the bipod the is no barrel flex. See my previous respone, plus I've changed the web page too. JOAT If you're not making a rocket, it ain't rocket science. |
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On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 16:23:29 -0500, J T wrote:
See my previous respone, plus I've changed the web page too. JOAT ... it's presently 1:33 am EDT on Nov. 5 and the question marks are still there / back. Bill |
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I will elaborate a bit. I know my rifle isn't to a lot of people's
taste. No prob, 'cause I did it to please me. But I figure a few're going to be interested, and may want to try something like it on their own. So if you want to make some fun of the rifle, no prob. The target links on the rifle page were on my Targets web page, not searched out specifically for this thread. I'm willing to put in a lot of time and effort finding links for my own use. I've spent several weeks finding all my target links, and am still finding obscure targets. I try to put a disclaimer at the top of all my web pages not to bitch about bad links, mis-spellings, or whatever. I''m willing to correct any dead links or mis-spellings, but only if "I" am trying to use the link. After the time and effort I put into finding links, I'm sure as Hell not about to correct a dead link for someone else's convenience. Any time I share saed links, I tend to get ****ed when someone tells me about dead links, joking or not - which is why I put up the disclaimer. "Especially" when I've got the disclaimer - and there IS a disclaimer, I made very sure of that. All links are live when I save them, it'd be stupid otherwise. But, if someone decides to go ahead and **** me off anyway, that's your privilege. I'll just go ahead and change the link, so "no one" can access it. Then "you" can explain to everyone else why they can't access the page any longer. JOAT If you're not making a rocket, it ain't rocket science. |
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