Any fans of big bores out there?

[Chief Asswipe]

Sorry if I teased any of you peter puffers out there to click on this thread.

This is about big guns, I mean big rifles :smooch:

I got to fire around 50 rounds of a .458 Lott this past weekend. I actually knocked a crown loose. My right cheek (of my face) is swollen. Why? Because I can. This cartridge is a little over 6000 ft. pounds of energy at the muzzle. Without a brake. It makes my .50 bmg recoil feel like a .223.

The good news is that I don't need Viagra anymore. Nothing quite like natural wood. :thumbsup:


Sorry about the visual

[007]

Wooden Indian=wooden dick, right? :punish:

Never fired anything as big as the .458 Lott, but I'd jump at the chance!

[Mr.LaBella]

007, would jump at the chance to hold Chief Asswipe's COCK

this is true ask anyone especially 007's momma.

he always talks about Chief Asswipe... :poke: :help:

[007]

I know where you live! :hityou: :punish: :dammit: :neener: :nono:

[Lemmy]

Fifty caliber to really reach out and touch someone. The 500 S & W is great for a hand cannon. :-D

[Mr.LaBella]

devilz demand pics Chief Asswipe and Lemmy too!

[BenDibble]

Fifty caliber to really reach out and touch someone. The 500 S & W is great for a hand cannon. :-D

i held a .500 s&w revolver at the gun show and damn is that gun heavy.

[AK-47]

.50 Barrett is my favorite--since I can`t have a 5 ton truck with Quad .50s on it. But actually , unless you can afford the big bore guns and their ammo--why bother when a smaller calibre with less recoil will do the job with proper bullet placement. Big Calibres are good for vehicles and buildings but overkill for animals and men.Most people get big calibers and then only shoot it a few times. It has been proven that the lager calibres can and will cause eye damage and joint damage if shot for any length of time.

[BenDibble]

.50 Barrett is my favorite--since I can`t have a 5 ton truck with Quad .50s on it. But actually , unless you can afford the big bore guns and their ammo--why bother when a smaller calibre with less recoil will do the job with proper bullet placement. Big Calibres are good for vehicles and buildings but overkill for animals and men.Most people get big calibers and then only shoot it a few times. It has been proven that the lager calibres can and will cause eye damage and joint damage if shot for any length of time.

:gogdog: barett m82

incredible good shit there.

who cares about the eye damage, not like you would be able to hear anything, so why bother seeing it? :cool:

[AK-47]

You are right--but being deaf is one thing--if you are blind also you couldn`t even see them coming--I`ll stick to something that doesn`t abuse me like those big bore guns--and still be able to get the job done.

[Lemmy]

devilz demand pics Chief Asswipe and Lemmy too!

I can't post pictures so I emailed one to you if you would be so kind to post it. :-D

[magnum]

Hello all I'm new here and a big bore handgun fanatic.The only big bore rifle i have is a .444 marlin right now looking into a .45/70 as well.But mostly into Handguns.My favorite big bore right now is my Taurus Raging
Bull in .480 Ruger caliber and in a couple of months my .454 Casull will be here.Anyone else here own a .480 Ruger?Cool Forums you got here.

magnum

[Mr.LaBella]

Welcome aboard magnum!

I too REALLY want a 45/70, I am looking at a single shot/break open model. I want!

[magnum]

Welcome aboard magnum!

I too REALLY want a 45/70, I am looking at a single shot/break open model. I want!

Kaxter-Thanks for the welcome.I have a friend who has an original 1873
Springfield Trapdoor in .45/70 caliber and it still fires :cool: I want one of the sharps replicas in .45/70 and the model 1895 Marlin in .45/70.It's a good cartridge and works well on bear or deer.

magnum

[Tinysd]

Hello all I'm new here and a big bore handgun fanatic. My favorite big bore right now is my Taurus Raging Bull in .480 Ruger caliber and in a couple of months my .454 Casull will be here. Anyone else here own a .480 Ruger? Cool Forums you got here. magnum

magnum, my 629 .44 mag hurts my hand. :whip: I can't imagine shooting a .454 Casull! Any advice on a new, more comfortable grip for my 629 would be appreciated.
http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10019/Image001.jpg

[007]

I used to have a Marlin .45-70, that was a great rifle. And an S&W Model 29 which was a lot of fun and never hurt my hand, you wuss. :doublefu:

[Lemmy]

http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10136/thumb_fifty23.JPG

Shooting the AR50.

[Lemmy]

http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10136/thumb_new%20toys%200041.JPG

500 S&W next to Glock 37.

By the way, how do I make these damn pictures bigger?

[007]

http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10136/new%20toys%200041.JPG

You must be taking the properties off the thumbnails, click on the pic first.

[Lemmy]

http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10136/normal_fifty23.JPG

Thanks for the tip.

[007]

My pleasure! Is that you behind the scope? :cool:

[Lemmy]

My pleasure! Is that you behind the scope? :cool:

No, I'm the one in the avatar.

Just kidding. That's me. :)

[007]

No, I'm the one in the avatar.

Cool! Let's hear "Traitor, Traitor"! :thumbsup: :flubber:

[magnum]

Hello all I'm new here and a big bore handgun fanatic. My favorite big bore right now is my Taurus Raging Bull in .480 Ruger caliber and in a couple of months my .454 Casull will be here. Anyone else here own a .480 Ruger? Cool Forums you got here. magnum

magnum, my 629 .44 mag hurts my hand. :whip: I can't imagine shooting a .454 Casull! Any advice on a new, more comfortable grip for my 629 would be appreciated.
http://www.jerzeedevil.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10019/Image001.jpg

Tiny-Looks like you have hogue grips on your .44mag try some shooting gloves that should help as well.Also do you fire handloads or factory ammo?I had a S&W Model 29 with a 10 5/8 Bull Barrel it was the silhouette model wished i had it back now.I fired it with the factory wood grips and it never hurt my hand.As far as the .454 Casull it doesn't have the recoil that the .480 Ruger does.The .480 takes some getting used to but once you have fired it some you learn how to hold it properly so it doesn't hurt you.BTW hogue in my opinion makes the best grips on the market so i wouldn't change them if it was my gun.

magnum

[magnum]

Lemmy-Nice .500 mag and AR50 ya got there.How does the .500 handle??

magnum

[BenDibble]

Just remember Life's a Bitch

[Tinysd]

Magnum,

Thanks for your reply. The gun shop owner suggested getting shooting gloves, but I ignored him. (I am an idiot) Please tell me which gloves to buy?

[Mr.LaBella]

very cool, Lemmy! :gogdog:

[Lemmy]

Lemmy-Nice .500 mag and AR50 ya got there.How does the .500 handle??

magnum

It doesn't kick bad because it is so barrel heavy. The big, soft grips are helpful too. They have one now with a 3 inch barrel that should be fun to shoot.

[BenDibble]

now just post a picture of your whaleshark........ :poke:

[Lemmy]

now just post a picture of your whaleshark........ :poke:

I will take some pictures later this weekend just for you! First I have to get some pheasant hunting done. :-D

[BenDibble]

i hate to tell you, but i think the ar-50 will sure kill the pheasant, but do you want it already cooked and diced up before it hits the ground? :D

[007]

pheasant burger. :D

[Chief Asswipe]

why bother when a smaller calibre with less recoil will do the job with proper bullet placement.


I'm away for a few days and the pussies come out the woodwork. Yep, nothing like breaking out your .223 to hit that coyote at 1000 steps :roll:

Next time you're out in the woods, make sure you tie some kerosene soaked rags around your ankles. You wanna make sure them red ants don't eat your candy ass.

Fixed Quote-TBG

[Chief Asswipe]

Big Calibres are good for vehicles and buildings but overkill for animals and men.Most people get big calibers and then only shoot it a few times. It has been proven that the lager calibres can and will cause eye damage and joint damage if shot for any length of time


Well, sprinkle some sugar on me and suck my dick. We got us here a bonifide weapons expert. Tell me Ak, if I wanted to kill, let's say a three story building, should I use an '06 or a seven mag? :ar15: How 'bout a bldg. the size of the Empire State Bldg? Damn, I'm thinking I might have to go all the way up to a .300 WM.

I would also be interested in your "proof" of eye damage and joint damage.

Edited to be nice. I forgot that I'm a kindler, gentler asshole.

[Tinysd]

Well, sprinkle some sugar on me and suck my dick.

Chief, that quote made my day! :D

[007]

:D Haha, forgot he wasn't an asshole! :D

[TheBadGuy]

Edited to be nice. I forgot that I'm a kindler, gentler asshole.


:D

[magnum]

Tiny-Cabela's has some called "Cabela's Premier Pittards"Leather Shooting and Hangun gloves ranging anywhere from 24.99 to 35.00 buck dollars.But it's really what feels comfortable to your hands.If your local sporting goods store has some go try what they have on to see what is best for you.Hope this Helps.

magnum

[Tinysd]

Magnum,

Thanks for the advice. I will order a pair from Cabelas and try them out.

[beelzy]

Tinysd,
Don't go getting those gloves yet!
I have shot ALOT of different framed 44's and the gloves with that
piece will result in blisters to go with the soreness.
You are on the right track with the Hogue grips,just ditch those
rubber ones and get a set of Woodys.
The gun will be able to pivot upward a little smoother and displace
alot of the recoil,it works! Without getting fancy with barrel weights,etc.

PS. I can also vouch for at least the joint problems associated with
large caliber guns,especially big bore handguns. Rifle stock slapping
is what causes the eye stuff,and I only read about that(medical book).
So as with anything COOL,do it in moderation with proper protection! :cool: