SwoleyGuacamole
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Gotta love a month in the box.
Hey I did it for 23 years and loved it, the only thing all that time in the Army made me dislike is the rain. You will not catch me out in it if at all possible. After laying in the rain and the mud and getting soaked for days on end in 45-50° temperatures I am good. The only time I will hunt in the rain is during turkey season from a ground blind. Other than that I will be at the gym or doin something else. And has you all know Fort Campbell has a weather monkey in the back forty just cranking away rain out of nowhere lol.Gotta love a month in the box.
I like listening to the rain, but how my BDE set up training events at Riley they made sure it was going to rain. I think the whole duration we were in a box, regardless of where we were, it would rain 90% of the time. So I may not have spent that long in, but I understand the rain thing. Too many times standing, sleeping, or digging tracks out of the mud and in the rain.Hey I did it for 23 years and loved it, the only thing all that time in the Army made me dislike is the rain. You will not catch me out in it if at all possible. After laying in the rain and the mud and getting soaked for days on end in 45-50° temperatures I am good. The only time I will hunt in the rain is during turkey season from a ground blind. Other than that I will be at the gym or doin something else. And has you all know Fort Campbell has a weather monkey in the back forty just cranking away rain out of nowhere lol.
Well I wasn't mech I was in the 101st and 5th Group my whole career. So no vehicles for us to really use. Just a poncho for a lean to. But from talking to my buddies that were mech that hated that stuff especially when track broke in the rain.I like listening to the rain, but how my BDE set up training events at Riley they made sure it was going to rain. I think the whole duration we were in a box, regardless of where we were, it would rain 90% of the time. So I may not have spent that long in, but I understand the rain thing. Too many times standing, sleeping, or digging tracks out of the mud and in the rain.
I know all too well what you mean. I spent almost 4 years there in the late 1980s, at the end of Indiana Avenue from where 5th Group was located back then. Every single time my unit went to the field we got pissed on! lol There was a bad drought in 1988 and 1989, and local farmers were hurting for rain. Told my 1SG that was an easy fix - all they had to do was send our unit to the field and it would end the drought.Hey I did it for 23 years and loved it, the only thing all that time in the Army made me dislike is the rain. You will not catch me out in it if at all possible. After laying in the rain and the mud and getting soaked for days on end in 45-50° temperatures I am good. The only time I will hunt in the rain is during turkey season from a ground blind. Other than that I will be at the gym or doin something else. And has you all know Fort Campbell has a weather monkey in the back forty just cranking away rain out of nowhere lol.
Here you go these shoot well for me and put them down.Any of you guys in here got any idea where a man can slugs? Been shooting the Remington Barnes but that might be a thing of the past. Shooting a 220.
Never tried them but bout to get 5 boxes. Thank you!Here you go these shoot well for me and put them down.
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No problem brother, they shoot good out of my Benelli SBE 2 rifled barrel slug gun and my Savage 212 rifled barrel slug gun.Never tried them but bout to get 5 boxes. Thank you!
Those trophy copper shoot great out of my 220! I shoot the 3 inch but you better get what you can the way things are at this point. I bet they will shoot good, Mine are very consistent and accurate.Never tried them but bout to get 5 boxes. Thank you!
Me as well. I've been looking but haven't found them yet. Let us know what they tell you.I still want to try the Barnes Vor-Tx 20 Gauge 3" Ammo Expander Tipped Slug but can't find them. Wrote Barnes about them but no answer yet.
VOR-TX Expander Tipped Slug - Barnes Bullets
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Me too, I loved the Federal Barnes Expander with the blue tip. To bad they discontinued them. But I will say that out of my Benelli slug gun the Winchester Partition Gold shoot great also.I still want to try the Barnes Vor-Tx 20 Gauge 3" Ammo Expander Tipped Slug but can't find them. Wrote Barnes about them but no answer yet.
VOR-TX Expander Tipped Slug - Barnes Bullets
www.barnesbullets.com
Thanks for the update. Vaporware just means widely advertised/promoted, but not available, for the most part.He then added that those two shotgun loads are vaporware. lol, I am not sure what that means.
These will be just as good as the federal and Remington barnes. I've shot vortx stuff once before seem to be decent quality. Seriously considering just reloading my own..maybe next year.I still want to try the Barnes Vor-Tx 20 Gauge 3" Ammo Expander Tipped Slug but can't find them. Wrote Barnes about them but no answer yet.
VOR-TX Expander Tipped Slug - Barnes Bullets
www.barnesbullets.com
I am going to try those in my 220. They had good accuracy out of the 212.I've had good results with 20 gauge Hornady xtp
Yeah...why not? People shoot smokeless without sabots.I am going to try those in my 220. They had good accuracy out of the 212.
I'm trying to get some of these to try.
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lol... why not.