65 Hi Points & Counting

[tsnoforn]

I'd be willing to bet the only slapping going on when a deer takes a 185gr - 200gr hardcast 45 cal slug , moving anywhere from 990-1100fps to the boiler room at 40yds is , the deer slapping the ground when it crumples up

Perhaps :-). But 40 yards is pretty close for me nowadays. Although, partially, I'm just Hatin :-). i mean, I use a muzzleloader...


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[OCEquestrian]

Kinda like collecting Swatches instead of Rolex / Omega....

[AceGirlsHusband]

You should look into the Raven society, too.

[WMG]

Perhaps :-). But 40 yards is pretty close for me nowadays. Although, partially, I'm just Hatin :-). i mean, I use a muzzleloader...


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When I bow hunt , 25 to 30 is top for me with my outdated 1980's archery equipment
I can stretch my flint or inline to 100 and that's where I stay with those.
I understand the hatin , I do that a bit to

[cohurtado1]

I am a bit envious and curios, how have you managed to get them in California? I would loved to get a hold of a 40 and 45 HP. Any tips are greatly appreciated!


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[Loopwell]

Nice!

[Mach O Melvin]

Thanks a sweet collection!

hard to admit coming from a Glock fanboy.

I admire you passion/obsession haha.

THANKS!

[Mach O Melvin]

I am a bit envious and curios, how have you managed to get them in California? I would loved to get a hold of a 40 and 45 HP. Any tips are greatly appreciated!


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[Turbinator]

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Were you previously from California, and that's why you hang out here? Just curious, you're welcome to keep sharing your goodies!

Turby

[Webologist]

Great collection Melvin. I don't own any HP pistols but have shot one and was pretty pleasantly surprised with how it shot.

My BIL inherited a 9mm pistol with a compensator from his brother's estate. I'm not sure how many years it sat unfired and dry before he brought it to the range, but it shot like a champ. My recollection was decent trigger, sights more suited for target shooting than combat shooting and very soft shooting. It was as accurate as anything I own, with decent groups at 25 yards.

[DennisCA]

[thabanga510]

That is a nice collection. I got a C9 a few years back for my first handgun. The gun has never jammed or had any issues.

[Mach O Melvin]

Were you previously from California, and that's why you hang out here? Just curious, you're welcome to keep sharing your goodies!

Turby

I'm not sure how I found your corner of the internet?
I think I was just out surfing one day, and this is where my surf board just came a shore?

[Mach O Melvin]

Great collection Melvin. I don't own any HP pistols but have shot one and was pretty pleasantly surprised with how it shot.

My BIL inherited a 9mm pistol with a compensator from his brother's estate. I'm not sure how many years it sat unfired and dry before he brought it to the range, but it shot like a champ. My recollection was decent trigger, sights more suited for target shooting than combat shooting and very soft shooting. It was as accurate as anything I own, with decent groups at 25 yards.

I like the Compensator's a lot!
I ran across a very rare Strassell C9 comp a few month's go. I don't think there is more than a handful of them?

[Wordupmybrotha]

They're really set on their carbine and pistol designs, right?

I like the nickel finish ones.