Osage Roost
General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: West Augusta on September 18, 2012, 09:00:01 AM
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.950 JDJ I'm not shooting it.
http://www.staged.com/video?v=q0eb
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Not me either..... That's a jaw breaker *fall*
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And some of you guys laugh at me with my 10 gauge. *lol* *lol*
I have to ask, "Why????????"
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My next deer rifle! That aught to do er.. *up* Set that baby up in the back of the pickup, sit on the love seat and wait for the first candidate to step into the field.
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man...thats a MONSTER
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My next deer rifle! That aught to do er.. *up* Set that baby up in the back of the pickup, sit on the love seat and wait for the first candidate to step into the field.
I don't think you will have to worry about tracking one. It will be field dressed (and then some) when you go to it.
Man that's a beast.
Todd
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My next deer rifle! That aught to do er.. *up* Set that baby up in the back of the pickup, sit on the love seat and wait for the first candidate to step into the field.
I don't think you will have to worry about tracking one. It will be field dressed (and then some) when you go to it.
Man that's a beast.
Todd
Todd it may end up field dressed but would be a lot of fun doing it. I am wondering who is making the bullets to load for it and what the hardness is. I am sure your head would hurt a bit after pulling the trigger a few times. Not to mention your shoulder.
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I'll just have to pass on shooting that thing... ::)
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I dont want to shoot it either!
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I'll just have to pass on shooting that thing... ::)
Come on Zumer it can't be all that bad.
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That is a beast. Go to youtube and look up 4 bore or 2 bore rifles. Those are old black powder shoulder cannons. Shot 400-600 grains of powder and bullets that were massive. I seem to remember one that weighed over 3500 grains. Yes 3500 not a typo. Guns weighed in at something like 27 lbs.