Scotty2Hotty

Yup and that's why their drivers can't compete. There's plenty of NASCAR drivers that run Le Mans aswell as other driving sports. Reguardless of what people think, NASCAR drivers honestly have skill. It takes a little more than just a set of balls to run all out at 190MPH with cars less than 6 inches all around you.

TALK $$$$$$$. What do you want for it? You may find a nice Colt Commander in SS, but I doubt it's anywhere near stock form.

Knew that would come from you. I'm still laughing at your open wheel racers getting their asses handed to them from the GOOD OL' BOYS. Toyota is a Japanese name, and didn't start in America, like the BIG 3. To me Toyota taints it, but money talks, so I can't blame the drivers. I'll be at BW3's this sunday getting my NASCAR on

I've got claymores for them, and hybrid racoons. A gentle smack to the snout and a nice loud NO, got all my puppies to stop that biting crap. It takes a few weeks to break them completely.

Smack the shit out of it and put the fear of God down. You bite, you get smacked.

You guys may enjoy this (eat me if it's old)

SKEET SKEET SKEEET

I heard Stewart posted up some great times in practicing. Too bad Toyota has to come in and taint what used to be American. *Waiting on this to turn into why open wheel/road racing/rally is far better thread*

Go MOPAR!

Got drill all weekend, but I plan on ducking out early to get over to it tomorrow.

My .223/5.56mm Opinion: Either way .223 isn't a good hunting round nor a caliber the US Military should ever put into a standard battle rifle. The M4 is great for CQB stuff, and clearing rooms, but has no real punch thanks to it's small size, and lack of kinetic energy. Now for fun target shooting to 300-400 meters it's fine. After that range the .223 drops like a fat girl off a diving board. The wind/gravity play a huge factor in getting a .223/5.56 round past the 400 meter mark. .308/7.62mm however, isn't affected as much. 7.62mm/.308 is good well past 1000 meter mark, and still holds that sledgehammer hit at that range. They don't use M1A/M14's at Camp Perry for nothing - If you want a nice big bore rifle, .338 Lapua works quite nicely. Nate has the specs someplace I bet

Been wondering how those shoot BTW.

FYI, if you have your heart set on a Leuopold Mark 4, good luck. All the Mark 4 scopes have been currently sent overseas to do business. They're hard to track down at the moment.

I can be safe to say, nobody here has fired or disassembled, let alone carry a Barrett M107 or equivalent. Heavy as sin, and not the most accurate of rifles to a point. Unless you're a serious shooter, leave the .50 BMG alone. Buy a Remington 700, throw a Harris bi-pod on it, and a nice 3X9 scope. You'll be tickled pink with a .308 or 300WSM, hell a .270 aint bad for what it is either. Basic good shooting rifle http://www.snipercountry.com/photogallery/Rem700PSS_SightronSII4_16x42MilDot.jpg

Double post bish. http://www.bluejacket.com/usn/insignia/sp/oth/rvr_sec541_insig.jpg

Nice, I like the sleeper appeal

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Want her to "disappear"?

Pssssssss, you would become a blur.

Looks like I should go shopping in Taiwan http://www.taiwanairpower.org/army/ah1w/521.jpg

This was when I was in high school, but it used to be $5, and they put it out on the calender. I believe drop in lasted close to 2 hours last time I played. It was a pain in the ass to find a goalie though, not too fun to have just 1 goalie on the ice.

Hide em' from the democrats.