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By norseman · Posted
I just cannot do squishy triggers. A 1911 to me is just so crisp and clean. Feels the best in the hand too. And looks amazing. And with a Rowland kit? Pretty serious four legged medicine. Besides if I cannot get it done in 10 shots? I still have a heavy bludgeoning tool in my hands!🤣 -
By Huntster · Posted
I do now as well since 2013. But Norse has done a good job of infecting me with the 460 Rowland bug. I was awaiting the return of a stolen Glock 21 from California, but got tired of the political stalling, so bought another, and I just ordered the conversion kit. The tritium sights and extended slide release just arrived, and I'll be doing the trigger smooth & tune in November. I've got a box of Underwood 255 grain hard cast flat nose and a box of Buffalo Bore 230 grain FMJ-FN for testing through the chronograph. I prefer the higher velocity of the FMJ-FN bullets, but can't seem to find them for reloading. Just the hard casts. The muzzle break makes the pistol too long for carrying around, but it's the perfect tent gun when bumps occur at night................on in a holster mounted to the snowmobile or Argo.............. -
By Huntster · Posted
I've already come to believe it, and I'm rather happy about it. I just hope I don't run afoul of one while in the outdoors and have to shoot it. But after a long life of outdoors activities in this region, and having found almost zero convincing evidence here, that isn't much of a threat. I've had LOTS of close interactions with black and brown bears and wolves, and have seen plenty of sign of all three, but almost no sasquatch sign. Just one instance of strange knocking in a location I later learned has a reputation with the local natives. -
By BigToe · Posted
Yes, I think there were archaic human species that reached the New World, too. Here is possibly an archaic human footprint from Kansas: https://faculty.ucr.edu/~legneref/kansas/kansas.htm Although it could be faked from the similar looking Burtele foot which was discovered the same year as this foot print pictures were uploaded to the website. And here is well documented site of potentially archaic humans in Hueyatlaco, Mexico: -
By Huntster · Posted
Agreed, along with numerous other negative interactions. But, along the positive side, there are the Dian Fosseys and Jane Goodalls out there who would habituate with the sasquatches in order to learn about them in the right way. Indeed, that might have already occurred................or is occurring now. I note the approach taken by the Olympic Project, which I'm very happy with. Moreover, it is supposedly on private lands, which allows research without government interference. There are other researchers out there conducting similar research on public lands, and with government behaving from a position of ignorance, as long as no harvest occurs, no foul. And who cares if Joe Blow in downtown Dallas doesn't know about it?
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