My shotgun is always handy, although it's loaded with buck shot. So far 3 dead rattlesnakes with 3 shells.
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Texasgordo
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It has a good pop like a +P 38 but nowhere near full power 357.
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Texasgordo
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I don't even think they are loaded to 38 Special.
I know the autoloader rounds don't even come close to cycling the action.
Texasgordo
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Maybe they seemed worse for me since I shot them out of a snubby.
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Texasgordo
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Was it a .38, or .357?
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That's how I made a few bucks while I was in Job Corps (Ft. Simcoe) back in 1975.
FireInTheWire
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Never messed with snakes. Main expertise was fish. Did a couple of whitetail shoulder mounts, a flying wild turkey, and a roadkill raccoon I found that I could put on my dash.
But a bunch of fish.
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Morning Everyone,
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Life changes have prohibited me from spending time around here.
The family and I moved back to New Orleans at the end of June, so I am no longer a Texan.
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Been a while since I posted.
Life changes have prohibited me from spending time around here.
The family and I moved back to New Orleans at the end of June, so I am no longer a Texan.
We had the opportunity to to take over my wife's great-grandfather's 92 year old awning company. It was to good an opportunity to pass up.
I had no awning experience coming into it but a substantial financial background. I have been drinking from the fire hose the last month and half learning the awning side.
I hope everyone here is well.
Major Kong
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