b.Lee
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Some chunky smallies there
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Seems like fun! Nice catches too!
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That seems like a perfect day to me! I love your dogs also!
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Nice looking bass
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Glad soft plastics worked out for you
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Welcome to BR!
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Welcome to BR!
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http://www.russnyders.com/ Great Guy super nice, he will take you where ever you need to be in Northern California.
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Finally realized what a mistake it was Tin? Haha, you don't have to pass it off as someone else, Someone will share your enthusiasm.
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Uh oh! Post before lock. LOL
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I am so jealous!
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hell. I'm no tposting mine yet. I beat my last score so this quote is incorrect. LOL
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4 million feet!
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Well, I am right hand user and I switch all my spinning gear to the right side. Again this such a broad question no is going to be able to answer it. Per my example, do you ask someone how you kick a ball, no you just do what is comfortable to you. You will naturally do it.
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Ok here is food for thought... that gun is chambered in the .338 LM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.338_Lapua_Magnum Now,lets assume its at 3000Ft/s with a zero at 500 yards as is typical for most military rifles of its type. So this means zero deflection at 500 yards. At 8,125 feet that bullet deflects (drops) almost 30 inches! (gravity's affects are universal and are only affected by the bullets larger mass causing air resistance to affect it less). This means he aimed a full 30" above the targets head to get that shot! how crazy is that.
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A British sniper set a world sharpshooting record by taking out two Taliban soldiers in Afghanistan from more than a mile and a half away -- a distance so great, experts say the terrorists wouldn't have even heard the shots. Craig Harrison killed the two insurgents from an astounding distance of 8,120 feet -- or 1.54 miles -- in Helmand Province last November firing an Accuracy International L11583 long-range rifle. "The first round hit a machine-gunner in the stomach and killed him outright," said Harrison, a corporal of horse in the British Army's Household Cavalry, the equivalent of a sergeant in the American military. Read whole story: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/sniper_kills_qaeda_from_mi_away_sTm0xFUmJNal3HgWlmEgRL#ixzz0mzBzNeSW I have no experience with long range shots over 400 yards, can you even see something that far? And just think how high above you'd have to aim.
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haha, It still seems you have a lot to learn about the real world. It may have been because you looked young also. Get used to it. I have applied to Google with connections on the inside. Got an interview with a panel of 7 people, and because one guy didn't talk to me or look at me, he was busy looking at his blackberry the whole interview, I didn't get the job. I guess I wasn't interesting enough to him, so they didn't want me. (That was the nicest way to put to me I suppose) Don't think of it as a kick in the nuts, just simply think better opportunities will come. Always learn from the past and look forward to better yourself for the future. Oh congrats btw on graduation. But it still seems you have a bit to go. It will feel all better once you are done. But I warn you, you will miss being in school!
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Which reel did you buy? Glad you like it, I have used Ambassadeurs for as long as I can remember. I recently bought a few shimano's which are good also
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I'm not following why you are asking this question when you are the one using the reel. It is like asking people which leg should I kick the ball with or which arm do I throw this baseball with. Am I wrong?
