History of The World Game
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Not a person, an event BUT as he was the original TORA TORA TORA, I will give it to you on a technicality. (It was Pearl Harbor Rod - started at 7:55am).
Have to love and leave you folks - an afternoon detecting awaits me. I think I will go to .......... . I am going to take the 14x9 nugget finder and then run the 18" DD.
Have to love and leave you folks - an afternoon detecting awaits me. I think I will go to .......... . I am going to take the 14x9 nugget finder and then run the 18" DD.
Good luck loamer
TenOunce Tone
tony
Hotchkis?
BRENNEKE Ideal bullet
TenOunce Tone
tony
Mauser Rifle? or the round it fired?
Not googling this, just out of my head?
Not googling this, just out of my head?
TenOunce Tone
tony
7.62 mm round? As I said, the round it fired? I dont know the calibre of my head..
Not the BRENNEKE Ideal bullet?
The spritzer
The 7.9x57mm (.318" diameter bullet) was developed in 1888 for the German bolt action Model 88 Commission rifle. In 1898 that rifle was replaced in German service by the familiar Mauser Model 98, and in 1905 a spitzer bullet of slightly larger diameter (8mm or .323") was adopted using the same case. This cartridge was the famous 8x57JS, which became a world-wide hunting cartridge that is still popular to this day.
The 7.9x57mm (.318" diameter bullet) was developed in 1888 for the German bolt action Model 88 Commission rifle. In 1898 that rifle was replaced in German service by the familiar Mauser Model 98, and in 1905 a spitzer bullet of slightly larger diameter (8mm or .323") was adopted using the same case. This cartridge was the famous 8x57JS, which became a world-wide hunting cartridge that is still popular to this day.
Bugger
9.3x62mm Mauser
The 9.3x62mm
We have a winner.
It's my favorite.
That an the 22-250.
Conceived by the mind of one otto bock in the
Year of 1950 for the purposes of hunting african planes game.
Non military meant no millitary ammo bans and enough boot to take
Most game for food in a reasonable price bolt action rifle. As
Most game rifles at the time were expensive doubles out of reach of the
Common farmer.
We have a winner.
It's my favorite.
That an the 22-250.
Conceived by the mind of one otto bock in the
Year of 1950 for the purposes of hunting african planes game.
Non military meant no millitary ammo bans and enough boot to take
Most game for food in a reasonable price bolt action rifle. As
Most game rifles at the time were expensive doubles out of reach of the
Common farmer.
What would happen if you had a pocket full of Brazil nuts and walked into a nuclear facility?
Cody1382 said:
Well you are on the right track Cody
Think safety devices....
