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Sweet little folder BR! I follow your logic very close!
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For any who have ever wondered, this is what Ray Mears uses to stock his larder these days...
...now I did have a note of the details of both rifle and scope, but have mislaid it.
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Yes, but I like knives, axes and fires, why do I need to learn all about this green stuff?
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Well, the little folding .410 got christened today.
Note to self - do not underestimate the .410 cartridge
Neck shot a woodie at 10 to 15 yards (mt favourite shot on a woodie when using an airgun - severs the brainstem). The head was barely attached afterwards
No meat damage though which is the name of the game
Super little gun - no felt recoil at all. Would certainly keep me fed round here with the number of woodies around.
Originally Posted by Shambling Shaman on his Christmas wish list
Hi Red
Had one of those little guns for years bought it originally for my girls to learn to shoot with, I take it with me when i have a wander round.
Made a small bag it so it fits the gun folded and so it doesn't look like a gun is in there an fits the side of a rucksack. Stops people becoming paranoid cos you got a GUN and you might SHOOT them.
I use 3 inch number 5's for rabbits and 2.5 number 7's for woodies and squirrels a very underrated and effective gun and fun to boot.
"Force has no place where there is need of skill" (Herodotus)
When I was a lad I had a Baikel .410 for harvesting game round the farm and loved it, with eley fourlong 6's there is no small game that you can't take cleanly, and if you add in subsonic cartridges and a silencer it is no louder than an air rifle with the ability to shoot flying/running supper.
For a single gun with versility I stand by my Beretta AL391, it will cycle slugs, heavy wildfowl loads and standard 6's allowing a full range of game to be shot cleanly.
If you had to feed yourself to survive for a prolonged period in the wild, I guess a .22 spring air rifle would keep you alive, no real maintenance and a tin of 500 pellets weighs nothing and will cleanly kill small sitting game.
seen too much to pretend
For the real quiet stuff my good lady uses a spressed Mossberg 500 in .410 - very quiet as you say!
Mossberg 500 Stealth .410 by British Red, on Flickr
Originally Posted by Shambling Shaman on his Christmas wish list
Thats cool, how long is that barrel? I have no experience with .410 semi autos, but I guess it is zero recoil.
500 pellets must weigh about 750gms, with a 50% hit rate shooting small game would possibly provide 100kg of edible food giving 99.25kgs profit (not including weight of rifle), compared to carrying 500rds of rifle ammo all day, they do feel like they weigh nothing.
seen too much to pretend
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"I have nothing to say, I just wanna eat my cake" - Lou Ferrigno
It is a pump indeed spoony - and a Hushpower Bigfoot. Doesn't need a lot of maintenance - but use a mop not a patch - the barrle is ported inside the moderator and a patch can get caught!
Originally Posted by Shambling Shaman on his Christmas wish list
That's the classic "poacher's gun".
Growing up in Norfolk most houses had one like it behind the back door. Designed to be folded & concealed under a long coat then brought out to shoot roosting pheasants!
You have to grow old but you don't have to grow up!
You don't say
Now if you want a gun for poaching, my friends gun was, perhaps, designed with that in mind
Walking Stick Gun by British Red, on Flickr
Walking Stick Gun Breech by British Red, on Flickr
Walking Stick Gun Trigger by British Red, on Flickr
Walking Stick Gun Muzzle by British Red, on Flickr
...a real collectors item now though...
Originally Posted by Shambling Shaman on his Christmas wish list
Red, long time, no talk. Been busy and haven't logged in here in a while.
That Belgian .410 is neat in how it folds, and I can understand your reasoning for it, considering where you live.
For your little Belgian .410, if I may make a suggestion, look for a sub-caliber insert for it. They are just a rifled steel tube with the strength of a gun barrel that you drop into the open breach of the shotgun barrel just like it was a cartridge. I don't know if they sell such a thing to shooters over there, but there is a company in Anchorage, Alaska, that you can order them from. Legally they aren't a firearm here, just a steel tube, so they can send it through the mail no problem, but on your end though, I'm not sure of the laws that might apply.
They come in 2-3/4", 10", and 18" lengths. For the .410, they come in .22LR, .22mag, .22 Hornet, and .218 Bee.
They also make sub-caliber adapter cartridges.
One great combo which should be compatible with your gun laws, is a .223 or a .22-250 with sub-caliber cartridges that you can drop in and shoot .22LR. These look just like cartridges that you pre-load with the smaller rimfire round and then use them just like they were the proper caliber for your rifle. The .223 and the .22-250 have a bore close enough to a .22LR that they typically work surprisingly well. For example, on my 5.56mm AR-15, using a Ceiner semi-auto drop in .22LR adapter, even though the .224" bore was just a bit bigger than the .223" of the .22LR bullet, and the rifling was 1:9 instead of the native 1:16 twist of a .22LR rifle, I could still accurately kill rabbits at 75 yards.
The bush in the area I'm currently in, a hardwood forest with thick undergrowth, is infested with wild pigs. Pigs really aren't native to N. America, only their distant cousin the javelina (peccary, aka 'skunk pig'). The wild pigs can sometimes get very aggressive and mean, and they sometimes get very large. It's open season on them, 24/7/365, kill as many as you want, any time you want. So, for wandering around in the bush around here, I prefer something with a bit more punch than a .22LR or a .410 and preferably something with some extra follow up shots rapidly available.
We also have as common game animals around here lots of white tailed deer (they are a road hazard in town at night), ducks, and alligators, but there are specific seasons for those. A while back a 7ft alligator somehow found his way into the garden department at the local Wal-Mart and was wandering around freaking out the shoppers. Alligator is very tasty.
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That brings back some childhood memories. The old major that lived in the big house in the village used to walk his long drive and shoot squirrels with one.
The mad old b****r also used to fire rock salt at us if we were in his fields or orchard. Never deterred us, just made it more of a challenge.
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"Mummy, when I grow up I want to be a bushcrafter."
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LUMBERTON — The Robeson County Shrine Club wants people to shake a leg during its annual Valentines Day dance so that "child can walk."
If you don't have a ticket, it's not to late. They will be available at the Southeastern North Carolina Agricultural Events Center on U.S. 74 in Lumberton, where the dance will be held from 8 p.m. to midnight on Saturday. They cost $25 each. Only people ages 21 and older are invited.
There will be food and people can bring their own beverages, and The Mark Roberts Band out of Myrtle Beach, S.C., will provide the music.
"We're hopeful we will sell all the tickets before the dance," said Ricky Ward, a Shriner who helps organize the dance. "If we do, nobody will be turned away at the door. As many people that want to attend is how many tickets we will sell."
This is the 30th year the dance has been held by the Shriner's — and the mission has remained the same.
"We want to entertain the community for the benefit of the children," Ward said. "Mostly we want to raise funds to assist us in our efforts to aid the burned and crippled children."
Last year the dance raised $11,000 before expenses, and the Shrine Club is hoping that figure will be larger this year.
"It's hard to believe it all started with a record player and a few Shriners," Ward said. "Today it's one of our highlight events that we look forward to all year long.
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To date, Shriner's Hospitals for Children have helped nearly 1 million children 18 and younger, providing services for burns, orthopedic disabilities, spinal cord injuries, cleft lip and pallets for children up to the age of 18. There are currently 38 children from Robeson County who benefit from the club's efforts.
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Stockbridge Valley grad participates in Buffalo Bills' Salute to Service
The Buffalo Bills' Salute to Service started last fall. The second go installment featured a central New York flavor Thursday night.
Stockbridge Valley High School Class of 2007 member Blake Shields, 23, who currently serves in the 222nd Military Police Company of the National Guard, took the field prior to kickoff as part of the ceremony.
Shields and fellow soldiers from the National Guard unfurled the full-field flag during the national anthem.
"It was awesome," Shields said. "As soon as we got the flag all pulled out we were just soaking it all in. Everyone was cheering and screaming. The closest thing I could equate that to would be the first time I swore in (to service)."
Shields also participated in the New York National Guard oath reaffirmation ceremony at halftime of the Bills' game against the Miami Dolphins.
"We got to go back onto the field and renew our oath in front of everyone," Shields said. "The crowd was chanting 'USA.' It was pretty sweet."
Shields volunteered to guard the Wall that Heals in Hornell last month. It is a half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
He said volunteering for that helped move him up the list to participate in the Salute to Service ceremony. The opportunity was available to soldiers in the company who passed the physical training test and were in good standing.
The ceremony also featured a USAA "Military Challenge Coin" coin toss - an on-field ceremony to honor military personnel - and a performance by the Buffalo Jills cheerleaders.
In addition, the end zones had a camouflage theme that was also featured on the goalpost wraps and players' gloves. Continued...
Helmets were also adorned with decals honoring military branches.
Shields enjoyed his most recent trip to a Bills game more than the others.
"We got to sit in the end zone, home side, about 12 rows up," he said. "I've been five or six times before, but this is the first time they've won. (And) we ended up getting a challenge coin for doing it."
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This "Schweinli" (little pig in Swiss-German) is our love dispenser and I don't know what we would do without her generous display of tenderness.....
Saturday, May 27, 2006
This "Schweinli" (little pig in Swiss-German) is our love dispenser and I don't know what we would do without her generous display of tenderness.....
10 comments:
- purplecupcake said...
I used to have a cat that sweet and darling! Your cat is sooo cute!
- 4:10 PM, May 27, 2006
- Colette said...
Bon week end .....BISOUS
- 9:47 PM, May 27, 2006
- Shannon said...
What a great photo! I just want to curl up on that fluffy comforter with her and sleep in the sunshine!
- 12:21 AM, May 28, 2006
- Jelly said...
Looks SO comfy! I love the pose!
- 8:32 AM, May 28, 2006
- aria said...
Maruschka is beautiful, if only i could rub that belly he is so taunting us with!
- 2:20 PM, May 28, 2006
- Clare Eats said...
Oh Marushka arent' you a sweetie!
- 2:37 PM, May 28, 2006
- boo_licious said...
Wish I could tickle her tummy - she is so adorable in that pose.
- 6:55 PM, May 28, 2006
- farmgirl said...
Too cute! What a wonderful photo! : )
- 7:53 PM, May 28, 2006
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Assistant Professor of Literature Stephanie Ann Frampton has been awarded the prestigious Rome Prize for ancient studies by the American Academy in Rome. The award will provide funding for Frampton to spend 11 months living and working at the academy, a leading American overseas center for independent studies and advanced research in the fine arts and humanities. (Image: detail, Rome Prize 2013 poster)
"While water is often perceived to be the source of future wars, rethinking water agreements—and the costs to desalinate seawater— could lead to more cooperation between nations." (Image: wave analysis, Anastasia Azure, Art+Science Synergy project)
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Typically, researchers interested in visual artifacts have had to travel far and wide, digging through library basements and museum archives to examine posters, drawings, paintings, and prints. MIT's spectacular "Visualizing Cultures" brings historical images to light online, along with scholarly commentary.
After the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdowns of March 11, 2011 in Japan, many observers expected a wave of political and social change to sweep the island nation. In his new book, 3.11, MIT political scientist Richard Samuels delivers the first full-length scholarly analysis of Japanese politics since the triple disaster.
In his new book, The Promise and Limits of Private Power, MIT political scientist Richard Locke says that protecting workers involved in the global supply chain will require 3 things: actions by firms themselves; long-standing supply-chain relationships, and government effort.
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Consistently ranked among the top ten philosophy departments in the nation, MIT Philosophy recently also drew attention for extraordinary success in placing its PhD graduates in tenure-track positions nationwide. What's the secret?
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MIT researchers say the balance of evidence suggests human language is a grafting of two communication forms found elsewhere in the animal kingdom: the elaborate songs of birds, and information-bearing expression seen in various other animals. "It's this adventitious combination that triggered human language," says Shigeru Miyagawa, MIT Professor of Linguistics, and co-author of a paper in the journal Frontiers in Psychology.
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The finest music composed and performed by MIT's Music faculty and student-musicians is now available in The Listening Room—an online collection that showcases the Institute's remarkable passion for music. The new site launches with 64 recordings in four musical categories—Classical, Jazz, World, and Faculty Opus. Image: MIT President L. Rafael Reif
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In a wide-ranging, two-hour conversation with Seth Mnookin, co-director of MIT's Graduate Program in Science Writing, the celebrated forecaster Nate Silver offered a critique of media, advice to students, and hints about his future projects.
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"The Internet has made it easy, normal even, to read in all sorts of nonlinear ways, but the evidence of medieval compilations suggests that people were already doing that many centuries ago."
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In MIT'S Concourse program, freshmen explore the sciences, humanities, and social sciences in a small, close-knit community (with a kitchen!). Professor of History Anne McCants, one of MIT's finest teachers, is the new director. Says Jean Xin '14, a brain and cognitive science major: "Concourse offered me the opportunity to explore the broader significance of the technical knowledge I am learning at MIT."
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In the wake of the 2013 Boston Marathon tragedies, hundreds of voices from area choruses joined at MIT in singing the Brahms "German Requiem" to honor the fallen, help heal the wounded, and give hope for peace. Among those remembered was MIT's own Patrol Officer Sean A. Collier.
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Garrett, Simmons take titles at Fazio Jr. Masters
Local products Sciupider, Hawkins place second
Published: Monday, June 25, 2012 at 9:46 p.m.
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In its fourth year of existence, this summer's Tom Fazio Junior Masters tournament, held at Hendersonville Country Club and Champion Hills Country Club Sunday and Monday, was defined best by growth and higher levels of competition within each age group.
Started in 2009 by Champion Hills golf pro Jon Rector and Hendersonville CC pro Ben Ballentine, and sponsored by Tom Fazio and Polo Golf, this year's tournament had a field of 72 golfers — just eight girls and 64 boys.
Western North Carolina Junior Golf Association also helped organize the tournament, and several of its members took part.
"Our goal since we started this tournament has been to provide a first-class tournament opportunity for local kids," Rector said Monday evening as he totaled up and posted the final scores. "Everything went fantastic this year, and we hope to keep it going. We were able to raise $5,000 for WNCJCA."
Two out-of-towners took top honors for the girls and 16-to-18-year-old boys' groups, Tara Simmons and Adam Garrett. Simmons and Garrett were followed closely behind in second place by local products, Hendersonville High's Allea Hawkins and recent Christ School graduate and Notre Dame commit Cory Sciupider.
Tara Simmons, 17, a rising senior at Charles B. Aycock High in Pikeville, was neck-in-neck with Hendersonville rising senior Hawkins after Day 1, as Simmons finished the day at 75 and Hawkins at 76.
But Monday, Simmons took the lead on Champion Hills' par-71 course and kept it when she shot 76 to close out the tournament with the winning 151. Hawkins finished in second place with an overall 159.
"I've played in this tournament every year and this was my last chance to play in it, so this is special," Simmons said of the win. "After the first four or five holes I got all the nerves out. Allea was only one shot behind me after (Sunday) so I knew I had to play well. I just got some breaks and putted well (Monday)."
Although she wasn't fully pleased with her performance, Hawkins said she still enjoyed herself.
"I love this tournament every year," she said. "I've done better and gotten better scores each year. I had an 8 (Monday) on one of the holes, so that hurt me, and I was in the rough a lot with no birdies. It's hard to have two good days in a row in golf."
Sciupider had the lead going into Monday's round, with 71, and Garrett, 16, was in third at 73 but the rising Easley High (S.C.) junior got some tips from Sciupider during what was his first time ever at Champion Hills.
"I birdied the first hole (Monday) and got off to a great start; I had the lead through the first eight holes," Garrett said. "Me and Cory were battling all day. On the last hole we both had a 20-foot putt; I made it and that was the biggest difference. He helped me out the whole tournament with showing me things since I hadn't played on it before."
Garrett shot a 3-under 68 on Day 2 for an overall score of 141 to just barely beat Sciupider, who shot 71 both days for 142. The experience was good enough for Garrett to return next year.
"This is probably the nicest course I've played on all year in a tournament," he said. "I hope to be back to play in it next year."
That was the general feel of the junior golfers in each age group — 13-and-under, 14-to-15-year-olds and 16-to-18-year-olds. The sentiment had carried over from last year, too, as the tournament had a waiting list this year for the first time.
"The strength of the field this year was very good," Rector said. "We've had Division I college prospects and signees participate each year, and it continues to grow. We had a surplus with a waiting list this year.
"Between having two great golf courses to play on, the prizes and the sponsorship by Tom Fazio, it's moving into more of a regional tournament."
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La Grange pastor held on $750,000 in child sexual assault case
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LA GRANGE — A La Grange pastor denied charges he sexually assaulted a 9-year-old girl, but admitted to police he raped another girl 22 years ago, prosecutors said. Both victims were related to him, prosecutors said.
Rev. Donald R. Jung, 59, of La Grange is charged with predatory criminal sexual assault, a Class X felony. Jung was ordered held in lieu of $750,000 bail on Saturday.
As first reported in The Doings La Grange, Jung is the pastor of the Second Baptist Church in La Grange.
Prosecutors said Jung drove to Milwaukee to pick up three young family members on Feb. 15 and brought them to his home. On the first night, he allegedly got into bed with the 9-year-old girl and sexually assaulted her.
She outcried to her sister the day after, but the two couldn't reach their mother on the phone.
Jung allegedly assaulted the girl again on Feb. 17, then drove the children back to Milwaukee the next day, prosecutors said.
Jung did not admit to police that he raped the child, but said he sexually assaulted another young family member 22 years ago, when she was 10. He said he was never criminally charged in the case.
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Members of Keep Albany-Dougherty Beautiful and volunteers from the community are going to plant nine trees and twenty-four shrubs, along with spreading mulch in an island in the 400 block of Westover.
Judy Bowles, executive director of Keep Albany-Dougherty Beautiful, is welcoming all volunteers, and will be in the 400 block of Westover at 9:30 A.M. on Saturday, the 18th. Bring your gloves and work clothes and be ready to go to work. The more volunteers there are, the faster you go, and the more buy in and the more pride our citizens have for taking part in making their community a better looking place.
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Smoking Ban in St. Louis County Casinos?
There's reportedly a push to make area casinos smoke-free and it could take a step closer to reality Tuesday.
According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis County Councilman Mike O'Mara plans to introduce legislation Tuesday to apply the St. Louis County smoking ban to county casinos.
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The article reports that O'Mara wants to remove all exemptions from the county's smoking ban, and that includes River City Casino and Hollywood Casino St. Louis.
O'Mara cited the health issue of smoke and was also quoted making the following statement in the Post-Dispatch article.
"My goal is to get this ordinance cleaned up so that everyone in the county is on a level playing field," O'Mara, D-Florissant, said Friday. "I've heard from too many owners of bars and restaurants who have convinced me that it is unfair that some businesses have the exemption while others, sometimes located right up the street, don't."
St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley reportedly supports eliminating the exemptions to the smoking ban.
According to the report, O'Mara plans to address the issue at Tuesday's St. Louis County Council meeting.
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Shimmy Shimmy cocoa coco puffs, shimmy shimmy now! OK, silly me but nothing like a visual, playful foreplay watching some burlesque this past weekend in two different places. Great Canadian Burlesque performed at Oasis this past Saturday night. It was all hot and spicy, just the right amount to wet the sexual appetite(like I need anymore help!!).
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I took a new friend down to Oasis to break his "Oasis Cherry", not like my friends "T&K" that loves to do the cherry trick but if you have met them before, ask for K to do her magic cherry trick! I do enjoy taking new friends/people to Oasis for the first time (I am working on a new intro night for couples….TBA in a few days).
The second burlesque that I went to was on Sunday afternoon at Cadillac Lounge. Yes, it takes brunch on a whole new meaning!! It's more than bacon and eggs! Especially when you screaming of enjoyment with toast in your mouth!! Well it was quite fun with fellow Fetlife – Genesis group and one of my favorite couples lifestyle-friendly B&B owners in Oakville!! Haven't I told you enough that I enjoy my friends in this community?
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Moncton Friday, July 6
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Toronto Burlesque Festival
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