CWLONGSHOT
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The bullets with time "welded" to the brass case. Causing pressure spikes.
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Nope....Google told you wrong. The internet is loaded with experts who are anything but. I guess, I could remind you that four days ago, you didn't know your 03-A3 from a hole in the ground and I have been shooting and loading 03/O3A3s for over 60 years. I didn't learn what I know from the internet. But I will just skip that reminder. Onward and upward!The bullets with time "welded" to the brass case. Causing pressure spikes.
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Point taken, But Remember few of us are as "ignorant" as we may faine. I very much appreciate the lessons. I surely did get allot of information. Dont for get we are both providing information on the internet.Nope....Google told you wrong. The internet is loaded with experts who are anything but. I guess, I could remind you that four days ago, you didn't know your 03-A3 from a hole in the ground and I have been shooting and loading 03/O3A3s for over 60 years. I didn't learn what I know from the internet. But I will just skip that reminder. Onward and upward!
Help me to understand. Why would anybody faine/pretend ignorance? That is way beyond my ability to understand. Call me old fashion, but I take everybody at their word and respond in like measure.Point taken, But Remember few of us are as "ignorant" as we may faine. I very much appreciate the lessons. I surely did get allot of information. Dont for get we are both providing information on the internet.
Would it be easier and more honest to say, Guys tell me what you know about this rifle. Folks will be happy to do that.OK,
To confirm a feeling or assumption without tanting that opinion.
Its not about honesty or dis honesty. There was zero mallace.Would it be easier and more honest to say, Guys tell me what you know about this rifle. Folks will be happy to do that.
OK, I get what your are doing. I guess it is a Texas thing, but truth telling or non-truth telling has nothing to do with malice, it has to do with character. In my world, one should not have to read the find print or intuit anything to know what a fellow wants. You look them in the eye, ask a straight question and expect a straight answer. Circumlocution/indirect speech and playing hide the ball with words, does not work for me. I won't bite again. Best of luck in all that comes your way.Its not about honesty or dis honesty. There was zero mallace.
I did exactly that! I said it in written and spoken word. I even said "Of coarse I know what it is" in the video.
If you "tell" someone something you get only a few reactions. If you ASK you get much more. Most folks will not challenge that and will let you go on with what you think you know. (Greater generation)
Some will challange the coment to correct or to show what they think they know. (Newer generations)
We do not have much if that here and its quite refreshing. Its human nature for good folks to help someone asking for it, especially when they dont proclaim any information.
I have more than a few posts here asking for such telling what I already know either go un answered or only tempted after further prompting by subsequent my comments.
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100% Ric! (Altho it has little to do with ones location) There is no hand shakes no seeing feelings or reading the communications.I have noticed this quite a bit since the internet became available. A Texan (or Southerner) and a New England Yankee writing back and forth sometimes don't communicate very well because of word choice. And there is no "eye to eye" on computers, nor body language to help things out.
You are 100% correct and I have encountered this many times in my journey through life. The cultural difference is very different, and culture is the rules by which we play life. The people of the North and traditional people of the South are indeed very different. My people came to Jamestown in 1622 and from there moved into Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi and then to Texas in 1840. My people have a very firm code on keeping our word, telling the truth and doing what we believe to be right. Folks with others histories have their own understanding of truth, lies, right, wrong, honesty and dishonesty. My people, tell the truth and keep our word, even when it is not in our best interest to do so. Such things hold ultimate value for us. The idea of using words to manipulate people is abhorrent to folks like me. That may be OK and human nature is some places, but it is neither OK or human nature in my world. At times, on these internet boards, I commit the "sin of assumption" and assume that folks share my same cultural values. I should not do that.I have noticed this quite a bit since the internet became available. A Texan (or Southerner) and a New England Yankee writing back and forth sometimes don't communicate very well because of word choice. And there is no "eye to eye" on computers, nor body language to help things out.
I do think that regional culture does make a difference. That, said, Texas has it's fair share of people of low repute. There are many, I would not trust with a $100.00 bill, my wife or my daughter. I worded my post very carefully and referenced "my people and my family". I am well aware of Texan no-goods. No, need to go into detail, but I once served with a Mission Board that was lead and populated with folks from the North. I soon found out that their word meant something, UNTIL there was a change in circumstances that made it to their advantage not to keep their word. I think that is called situational ethics. Their words were written in sand and were good as long as the wind didn't blow to hard. In my world, folks who use words to manipulate/control people are not to be trusted, for they will not stand by anything or anybody, when things get tough. We have a saying down here..."He will do to ride the River with". Sandy word folks need not apply. In every aspect of life, including this board, I try and say what I mean and mean what I say. I am a serious Christian and try very hard to be respectful of others and not abuse others in the way I say things. Yes, it has caused me problems in various ways over the years, but I can look at myself in the mirror and sleep well at night and go to my Maker knowing I did my best to be the kind of person whose word can be trusted. You don't have to read the footnotes to know that I am speaking the truth as I know it to be. In my book "weasel words" and lying are the same thing.I don't think for second that north or south or east or west matters. I have met people from all over the nation and theres absolutely no difference in the number of liars, cheats, straight shooters and people of character no matter where you are from. My belief is there is a difference in the way people present things, but that it's far more related to urban vs rural. The sense of humor also varies across the nation. I'd also opine that the internet is absolutely the very worst place to try and judge people's character. I'll add that especially in places like this one, there are a lot of us that simply cannot speak as plainly as we would prefer to do. It's the price you pay to keep the perpetually indignant whiners happy...oops! Too plainly spoken!