.310 cadet

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Re: .310 cadet

#21 Post by snayperskaya »

dromia wrote:Its the size of the sting that worries me.

signfunnypost lol
"The only real power comes out of a long rifle." - Joseph Stalin

Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.

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#22 Post by TRG-22 »

snayperskaya wrote:
dromia wrote:We keep bees and I have never seen one looking like that, looks like she'd cowp the hive if she landed on it.
A skinny lass isn't much cop on a winters night! lol
Or any night.
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#23 Post by TRG-22 »

dromia wrote:Its the size of the sting that worries me.
But not her?
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#24 Post by bradaz11 »

mag41uk wrote:If its shot out look at re chamber/reline in 32magnum.
I believe 357 maximum is the biggest you can go to.
do you mean 327 federal magnum?

357 max is a 38/357 family isn't it?
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#25 Post by TRG-22 »

dromia wrote:
TRG-22 wrote:[resists temptation to post photo of sexy bee fancy dress costume]
Why?
For fear it would be considered inappropriate.

Got enough problems atm with people suggesting I'm untruthful and here on a wind-up mission, or to deliberately cause dissent.
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