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    Quote Originally Posted by cudarunner View Post
    While not razor related I think this has some points of intrest:

    Back in the 70's there was an article in I 'think' Hot Rod Magazine or Car Craft about how there were something like seven identical camaro's that were modified exactly the same for racing different types of races and tracks.

    All the engines were were machined exactly the same by the same shop, all parts were the same. This also applied to the transmissions, suspensions, tires etc.

    So all seven cars were 'Identical'-----------

    However there was ONE CAR that ran faster and it didn't matter on what type of course or driver.

    There was 'Something' that was different about that car even though it had received the same treatment as all the other cars.

    I'm just thinking that while 'Identical Razors' from a 7 day set, that 'Maybe' they wouldn't be so 'Identical' in the end--
    Roy the one that was faster had chrome radio knobs
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottGoodman View Post
    Those are built like a tank! You can lighten them up with aftermarket stock.
    Not me! I like the wood.
    Besides, a cannon like this needs all the weight it can get!

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    Holy crap!
    Looks like a cannon firing
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Not me! I like the wood.
    Besides, a cannon like this needs all the weight it can get!

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    Slow burning powder in a short barrel?

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    No. Just 7.62x54 Russian. That and pic is at dusk it seems.
    Broad daylight it is only about 2 feet wide and long.

    The Russian Mosin. For when you want to kill one person in a room, set the other 5 on fire, and deafen everyone in the next room!


    Serious fun at the range!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    Slow burning powder in a short barrel?

    Bob
    Yep, obvious sign of a slower powder even if its factory ammo.
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    Whatever! It''s McNasty. Touch over 30.06 in a 40 inch rifle. Kicks marvelously!
    Men shot man-sized bullets back then.
    That shot is there as any high-powered projectile is spent.
    Just need to capture it right. Given right circumstances.
    Nuff-said!

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    Yes, short barreled carbine rifles using full sized 30 cal rounds do have a bit of a kick to them. The Ruger bolt action mannlicher stocked carbine in 308 Win I had wasn't too bad and did not have a huge muzzle flash when using a faster burning ball powder. The small ring Brno Mauser action 1/2 stocked carbine 7x57 was a real joy to carry and shoot also. The same rifle in 8X57 was getting on to be more of a hand full. Got to love carbines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Whatever! It''s McNasty. Touch over 30.06 in a 40 inch rifle. Kicks marvelously!
    Men shot man-sized bullets back then.
    That shot is there as any high-powered projectile is spent.
    Just need to capture it right. Given right circumstances.
    Nuff-said!

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    Women With Russian Rifles You Say--

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyudmila_Pavlichenko

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    Happy to end the week with a lil Movember package from the west coast in the mail
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    Fits two dublducks quite well.
    Thanks Shawn.
    Very nice work sir.
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