ball or bullet?

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#31 Post by dromia »

Your gypsy shawl and bling should also tell you that a fired patch in that condition has failed and is doing nothing towards launching the ball consistently and accurately, as has been already said cotton isn't really up to it as a patching material.
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#32 Post by meles meles »

We've had a bright idea oomans !

*Scurries down to Patent Office clutching a drawing of a brass tube containing a pre-measured quantity of smokeless powder, an integral cap at one end and a bullet at the other*
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#33 Post by dromia »

How post modern.

21st century instant gratification.

:bad: No wonder humans are doomed.
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#34 Post by snayperskaya »

Wouldn't that be 19th century instant gratification?, and "post modern" is late-20th century.......do keep up!.

Do you still go to market on a horse and cart?......no?.....that's progress :p
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#35 Post by dromia »

You missed the point that badger has only just discovered the metallic cartridge, so contemporary relative to the context of the thread, please pay attention.

Horse and cart? Good heavens no, I order all my stuff over the internet and have it delivered next day.

Horse and cart is the quaint ruskkie method, with the role of the horse usually being played by the wife of the family.
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#36 Post by Sim G »

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lol lol lol
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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