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    Smith & Wesson 460XVR

    Does anyone have one of these?

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    What are your thoughts?

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    No sane person would own one unless they wanted a repetitive foresight piercing above their eye😆

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    What if one has little or no sanity remaining?

    And a hard hat

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    No sane person would own one unless they wanted a repetitive foresight piercing above their eye��

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    well you could always put a t3 on it and triple hearing protection
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    Yep

    I'm thinking plugs and muffs would be standard issue when operating the trigger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    Yep

    I'm thinking plugs and muffs would be standard issue when operating the trigger.

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    And an M2 A2 gun carriage to cart it around and sight it up😆

    If we could hunt with handguns I would get one or something similar in a heartbeat.

    You would be the most feared in revolver class at a match. No such thing as hard cover. Poppers would all need repair and papers would only need one shot😆

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    And an M2 A2 gun carriage to cart it around and sight it up😆
    That's what Gun Bearers are for.


    If we could hunt with handguns I would get one or something similar in a heartbeat.
    No Hunting Allowed Ever! You hear.
    We're just not responsible enough


    You would be the most feared in revolver class at a match. No such thing as hard cover. Poppers would all need repair and papers would only need one shot😆
    You bet.
    Hard cover would be reduced to mere rubble,
    the Poppers would only be good for scrap metal and
    the Paper would be difficult to score or patch as it would be nothing but a smouldering pile of ash
    But shit it would be fun


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    As above

    You want one too, I can tell

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
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    As above

    You want one too, I can tell

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    You're not wrong. I want one but don't need one.

    I have a lot of things I don't need tho😆

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    @P38 this is what you want to hunt with that handcannon bull elephant with handgun | AfricaHunting.com

    read this thread, you might be able to take it to Africa to hunt Handgunning Africa - what don't I know? | Page 2 | AfricaHunting.com

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    @stug

    Never been much of a trophy hunter.

    I mostly hunt because I can and because I like to know we're my food comes from and how it arrived on my plate.

    Besides my freezer isn't big enough for an Elephant.

    But my safe Is Big Enough for another Smith & Wesson

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    How bout this for silloettes shooting. (Picture stolen shamelessly from here 338 Snipetac )
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    Basically its a 375 CT improved necked down to .338. 300 grain Berger and 140 grains of 50 BMG............................weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeee
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    How bout this for silloettes shooting. (Picture stolen shamelessly from here 338 Snipetac )
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    Basically its a 375 CT improved necked down to .338. 300 grain Berger and 140 grains of 50 BMG............................weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeee
    Bloody hell @mikee

    How's a man supposed to hang onto that monster?

    Think I'll stick with my tiny wheel gun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    Bloody hell @mikee

    How's a man supposed to hang onto that monster?

    Think I'll stick with my tiny wheel gun.

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    easy, it has a Terminator brake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    easy, it has a Terminator brake.
    I bet it's not as easy as it sounds.

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    i sold one locally here, owner is quite happy with it.

 

 

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