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Originally Posted by Boris
A bit back I got a ragazine sent to me while I was away at work by my wife. There was some so called guru who shot a 1895 Nagant his friend owns a total of 7 shots. He became an instant Nagant revolver expert.
Went to a pumkin patch today with the kids today. When we were done we realized cider is half the price at walmart (pumpkins were cheaper at the patch though) so we went there to get cider. I was flipping through the same brand of ragazine (first time I touched that ragazine brand since the last one with the Nagant bashing) and there he was. This so called self proclaimed expert was bashing the Nagant again.
This guy is an A** clown wearing an A** hat. I believe he thinks (he cleary has no clue about the truth) that issue ammo from the Soviets was as weak as the hotshot ammo out there.
If he only knew it was made for 108 grain projectiles at 1100fps. Thats 32H&R mag performance back in the mid 1890s.
What a jackwagon.......
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Boris: I remember a statement made by an instructor of mine many years ago.
Many a self proclaimed "expert" can be determined to be (1) AN "EX"...A HAS-BEEN, and (2) A "SRURT"...A DRIP UNDER PRESURE.
My experience seems to substantiate this. JMHO Mike