Work horse gun for cruising
 

What is the best gun for yachting? The shotgun can blow large holes in
fiberglass, shoot flares but can be cumbersome. The pistol is easy to handle
but must be of a large caliber to be effective. My favorite is the good old
7.62 mm assault rifle. Great range, fire power and visibility - strikes fear
into the enemy. They tend to get heavy with 40 round clips, but nothing
beats the feel of an old friend pressed against your shoulder and cheek, the
smell of powder, the ring in the ears and of course the toasty warm barrel
with the odor of gun oil and solvents!

I personal recommend an HK 91, or a Springfield Armory M1A or M-14. With 40
rounds you are bound to hit something! Hoo-yah! Ah-men!!!

BC

Question?

Has any GUN CARRYING SAILOR ever repulsed a boarder?

Ole Thom

Why would you need a gun for yachting?



On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 02:31:47 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:

What is the best gun for yachting? The shotgun can blow large holes in
fiberglass, shoot flares but can be cumbersome. The pistol is easy to handle
but must be of a large caliber to be effective. My favorite is the good old
7.62 mm assault rifle. Great range, fire power and visibility - strikes fear
into the enemy. They tend to get heavy with 40 round clips, but nothing
beats the feel of an old friend pressed against your shoulder and cheek, the
smell of powder, the ring in the ears and of course the toasty warm barrel
with the odor of gun oil and solvents!

I personal recommend an HK 91, or a Springfield Armory M1A or M-14. With 40
rounds you are bound to hit something! Hoo-yah! Ah-men!!!

BC

"katysails" wrote in message ...
I find a glue gun works quite well....

That's pretty drastic. Ever try Polident?

CN

Ever tried manatee steaks? Or Dolphin steaks.

It's easier to shot them than to hook them.

CN


"Miss Mo'Lissa" wrote in message ...
Why would you need a gun for yachting?



On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 02:31:47 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:

What is the best gun for yachting? The shotgun can blow large holes in
fiberglass, shoot flares but can be cumbersome. The pistol is easy to handle
but must be of a large caliber to be effective. My favorite is the good old
7.62 mm assault rifle. Great range, fire power and visibility - strikes fear
into the enemy. They tend to get heavy with 40 round clips, but nothing
beats the feel of an old friend pressed against your shoulder and cheek, the
smell of powder, the ring in the ears and of course the toasty warm barrel
with the odor of gun oil and solvents!

I personal recommend an HK 91, or a Springfield Armory M1A or M-14. With 40
rounds you are bound to hit something! Hoo-yah! Ah-men!!!

BC

Does Neal carry a gun? He repulses everybody.

Scotty

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Question?

Has any GUN CARRYING SAILOR ever repulsed a boarder?

Ole Thom

The effluent from a well-filled, well-aimed cedar bucket is better at
repulsing boarders than a gun. The last jet-skier that was buzzing my
boat is probably still cleaning his life jacket and ride.

CN



Scotty

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Question?

Has any GUN CARRYING SAILOR ever repulsed a boarder?

Ole Thom

I like the young manatee best...before the testosterone taints the meat
like mutten. Easy to shoot....very trusting.
Mundo

Capt. Neal® wrote:
Ever tried manatee steaks? Or Dolphin steaks.

It's easier to shot them than to hook them.

CN


"Miss Mo'Lissa" wrote in message
...

Why would you need a gun for yachting?


On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 02:31:47 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:

What is the best gun for yachting? The shotgun can blow large holes in
fiberglass, shoot flares but can be cumbersome. The pistol is easy to
handle
but must be of a large caliber to be effective. My favorite is the
good old
7.62 mm assault rifle. Great range, fire power and visibility -
strikes fear
into the enemy. They tend to get heavy with 40 round clips, but nothing
beats the feel of an old friend pressed against your shoulder and
cheek, the
smell of powder, the ring in the ears and of course the toasty warm
barrel
with the odor of gun oil and solvents!

I personal recommend an HK 91, or a Springfield Armory M1A or M-14.
With 40
rounds you are bound to hit something! Hoo-yah! Ah-men!!!

BC

On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 02:31:47 GMT, "Bob Crantz"
wrote this crap:

What is the best gun for yachting? The shotgun can blow large holes in
fiberglass, shoot flares but can be cumbersome. The pistol is easy to handle
but must be of a large caliber to be effective. My favorite is the good old
7.62 mm assault rifle. Great range, fire power and visibility - strikes fear
into the enemy. They tend to get heavy with 40 round clips, but nothing
beats the feel of an old friend pressed against your shoulder and cheek, the
smell of powder, the ring in the ears and of course the toasty warm barrel
with the odor of gun oil and solvents!

I personal recommend an HK 91, or a Springfield Armory M1A or M-14. With 40
rounds you are bound to hit something! Hoo-yah! Ah-men!!!


Waste of ammo. For close work, the Browning 9mm is good. I'm a Colt
..45 man, myself. The HK 91 is good, but the M1 or M14 are too heavy.
I don't favor an automatic rifle for close work. I prefer a pistol.
An advantage of a pistol is that it leaves you one hand free for
looting.






Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 18:23:47 -0900, Miss Mo'Lissa
wrote this crap:

Why would you need a gun for yachting?


For looting, and fighting off other pirates, of course.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!