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this is a big gun, s&w 500
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ARtraveler
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I am guessing that will become popular in Alaska. One will have good "trail presence" when accompanied by that firearm.
I can see all the reality show hero's packing that gun. :thumbup:
I can see all the reality show hero's packing that gun. :thumbup:
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Bob Denman
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Tell the truth, John... 
You'd watch her fire a popgun; if it was in that bikini, AND in slow motion! :roflblack:
I don't care for the .500 S&W at all... The size of the cylinder dictates that the grip is VERY low, in relation to the centerline of the bore. :shocked: As a result; they climb like CRAZEEE under recoil! :yikes:
You'd watch her fire a popgun; if it was in that bikini, AND in slow motion! :roflblack:
I don't care for the .500 S&W at all... The size of the cylinder dictates that the grip is VERY low, in relation to the centerline of the bore. :shocked: As a result; they climb like CRAZEEE under recoil! :yikes:
Bob Denman
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It all depends upon your perspective...
I've got a Ruger Super Redhawk in .44 MAG, and it's a nice, light FUN gun! :thumbup:
...Compared to my Handcannon...
An SSK Industries conversion of a T/C Contender to the .375 JDJ... :bowdown:
That round is about two and a half times the muzzle energy of the Big .44, and a decent improvement over the .500 S&W as well.
I've got a Ruger Super Redhawk in .44 MAG, and it's a nice, light FUN gun! :thumbup:
...Compared to my Handcannon...
An SSK Industries conversion of a T/C Contender to the .375 JDJ... :bowdown:
That round is about two and a half times the muzzle energy of the Big .44, and a decent improvement over the .500 S&W as well.
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spydaman60
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I looked at your post and said, "where'd he get a .376 jdj?" then I figured it had to be a typo, when I saw the bullet diagram! love those contenders. got quite a few of them myself, but no cannons bigger than a 45-70!It all depends upon your perspective...
I've got a Ruger Super Redhawk in .44 MAG, and it's a nice, light FUN gun! :thumbup:
...Compared to my Handcannon...
An SSK Industries conversion of a T/C Contender to the .376 JDJ... :bowdown:
That round is about two and a half times the muzzle energy of the Big .44, and a decent improvement over the .500 S&W as well.
Bob Denman
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Thor's Hammer... :bowdown:
they're big too... :thumbup:
I went with the .375 because we've got some pretty open terrain. I wanted some higher velocities to help bridge the distances. nojoke
they're big too... :thumbup:
I went with the .375 because we've got some pretty open terrain. I wanted some higher velocities to help bridge the distances. nojoke
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