The Luger was the first reliable semi auto pistol.

The Luger was invented in 1898

Name a reliable semi auto pistol before that

@Aperfectghost I'm looking at you.

Bergman's semiauto
Borchardt's C-93
Had commercial success

Anyway

They weren't that reliable

My break is over, I enjoyed this neither was the Luger, but those pistols sold before and had success in the market back then

They were only invented 3 years before heh

And yet it counts

Like I said, good talkn too ya

👋

Nice work

has anyone here ever shot an elephant gun?

Well yes, yes I have.

Never again

lol

it hurt?

bc i shot the double barrel both triggers at once lol

It was just unpleasant

hehe

it shatters cast iron

https://youtu.be/eWWhcY-1NEs

y no muzzle brake?

Muzzlebreaks are for pussies

Chads don't use them

300 win mag vs 6.5 creed for deer through moose?

Is a 300 overkill for a whitetail?

Muzzle brakes are great, but the people arround you may disagree and want you to go to a diffrent indoor range

@Winnie37a Personally I prefer 7mm Reminton Magnum for deer/elk.

Odd choice

Why?

Its literally half a millimeter bigger than 6.5 mm creed

270win is more popular for such game

I just know the round better and can consistently get good groupings with it.

7mm good round

Good zaps

I use 270win

I use ^ or 6.5 freedomore

7mm is a good round though

Ugh. Anyone have any knife sharpening tips? It seems that whenever I sharpen my knives they feel more dull afterwards than before. It makes me discouraged