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John H wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jan 2010 12:44:38 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch
wrote:

Somebody asked if I carry any weapons when I cruise, The answer is
that I do not carry any firearms because I am incompetent with
them.
I do carry a machete, but that is a "tool", not a weapon, but, it
could be a weapon.
You can buy tear gas and pepper spray rounds for the 12 guage flare
launchers but I do not have them. I might get some pepper spray
canisters but have not done so.
I simply do not own anything worth stealing and my boat looks old
enough to not be worth any effort although she works well. My
strategy is to simply look as if my boat is not worth the trouble
to
even board.

We need a 12 gauge flare gun that will fire 12 gauge 00 Buckshot -
more than once.


I'd pay a reasonable amount of money to see you firing a heavy
12-gauge round out of a flare gun. You could use the proceeds to
rebuild your hand and face.

Dumfoch.

Whose army were you in, anyway? Didn't you get any weapons training?

..and people wonder how the US lost the Vietnam War! Tsk Tsk


slimeball!


Had your morning drink yet, Swill?


*Do not just me by you* and your son. And you are a slimeball for your
comments.

"Do not just me by you'
Guess that answers my question, asshole.


So you read them. Don't judge me by your son and your lifestyle. And you
are both stupid and a slimeball.

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On Jan 17, 8:09Â*pm, "H :) K" wrote:
Bill McKee wrote:

Do not just me by you and your son. Â*And you are a slimeball for your
comments.

Drunk again, SwillBill?

Do not "just" me...

Â*snerk

However so indirectly, Bill's use of the word "just" is reasonable.


just
adj [dÊ’ÊŒst]
1.
a. fair or impartial in action or judgment

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wrote:
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:12:45 -0800, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


Ithaca sold some double barrel shotgun pistols. During Prohibition to the
syndicate. But I think they were 10" barrels. 20 guage mostly.


There are several companies selling .410 capable pistols
This is one of the newest ones but they have been around for decades

http://www.gunblast.com/Taurus-Judge.htm

They get away with it because the barrel is rifled. One of the old
..410 pistols actually had a "choke" that spun the shot the other way
and tried to restore the pattern.
I saw a guy shooting skeet with one once at Andrews AFB but he wasn't
hitting many. It was a great "station 8" gun tho.

Many .45 Colts will shoot a .410.

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In article , Bruce846
@gmail.com says...

wrote:
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:12:45 -0800, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


Ithaca sold some double barrel shotgun pistols. During Prohibition to the
syndicate. But I think they were 10" barrels. 20 guage mostly.


There are several companies selling .410 capable pistols
This is one of the newest ones but they have been around for decades

http://www.gunblast.com/Taurus-Judge.htm

They get away with it because the barrel is rifled. One of the old
..410 pistols actually had a "choke" that spun the shot the other way
and tried to restore the pattern.
I saw a guy shooting skeet with one once at Andrews AFB but he wasn't
hitting many. It was a great "station 8" gun tho.

Many .45 Colts will shoot a .410.

Well, I have never been too interested in handguns, but I like that
one..

Scotty