Mar 22, 2005 2:40:47 AM
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Mar 22, 2005 8:45:17 AM
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Re: Unique Question
I don't shoot traps but I have had my shotgun in a slip on the back seat of my 997. As you would expect, unless you are a vertically challenged individual, I don't expect that you'll get an assembled shotgun in the "trunk". Mind you I don't find that a 997 is the ideal tool for crossing the fields I need to when out shooting - I'm waiting for the 4S for that!
Mar 23, 2005 3:17:13 PM
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Damian said:
CLAYTON, sorry off topic ...I'm debating Slate/GT Silver/Arctic . Pls post those pics of your gorgeous Slate/Terracotta 997S again.....they were deleted from another site during a site upgrade awhile back. The pics of the car in traffic esp. good. Thanks.
Here they are...
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cantwait2getmine said:
stradale should know... he drives the LIE everyday -- sure he keeps one in his car
How did you know I drive the LIE (Long Island Expressway) everyday ?
Anyway,,,,,,, the answer to that question is ~ Proper firewarm's etiquette (if you're preference is a 12gauge shotgun) for a Porsche 996 or 997 is a Mossberg model 500. w/ Synthetic PISTOL GRIP stock.(Pistol grips make handling the firearm with one hand while driving with the other,,,much easier) For those less experienced (if you cannot drive with your knee while chambering a round) you can begin with the 935Magnum 22"barrel.... . It is an autoloader and therefore much easier to fire while shifting................ During this time of year most drivers will prefer the black matte finish, and switch to the Mossy Oak Break-Up camo color come fall.
Please remember to drive responsibly and ALWAYS check to make sure your the drivers and passenger windows are completely down before firing.
HAPPY HUNTING !
Mar 24, 2005 1:27:43 AM
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How did you know I drive the LIE (Long Island Expressway) everyday ?
You had mentioned earlier that u live on LI. That dreaded expressway.... One of the reasons I moved to westchester!!! Would probably need an Uzi in the car if I was still driving that every day.
Mar 24, 2005 2:45:43 PM
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Stradale said:
How did you know I drive the LIE (Long Island Expressway) everyday ?
You had mentioned earlier that u live on LI. That dreaded expressway.... One of the reasons I moved to westchester!!! Would probably need an Uzi in the car if I was still driving that every day.
I only have to travel a few exits. For the rest of my commute I'm on the Hutch, Cross County and Saw Mill. Yup.......... Westchester.
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Please remember to drive responsibly and ALWAYS check to make sure your the drivers and passenger windows are completely down before firing.
HAPPY HUNTING !
For long road trips, what I like to do is give each passenger a Walther P5 Compact of their own and then collect them all back when the trip is over.
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Stradale, what exactly are you shooting at LIE?
What do I shoot ?
Ducks..........................Everyone that ducks.
And Chickens....... Goose.................Whatever's around. That's why I'm getting a 997 S CABRIOLET. Shooting out a sunroof can be too tricky..
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cantwait2getmine said:
pretty funny..... you pass my office everyday. And you're Maserati shopping in my neck of the woods too. Sounds like its time to make a move to save some milage on that inventory of yours.
Nahhh, I drive a 2004 Dodge Durango (HEMI)for everyday commuting.
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Stradale said:
Please remember to drive responsibly and ALWAYS check to make sure your the drivers and passenger windows are completely down before firing.
HAPPY HUNTING !
For long road trips, what I like to do is give each passenger a Walther P5 Compact of their own and then collect them all back when the trip is over.
EXACTLY. It's a HOOT !
I prefer the Walther P88 actually. Even the Walther PPK/S does a FINE job.
btw: I've had my P88 for 15 years. Never had a more accurate 9.
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you must be joking you are driving and shooting at birds?
On a public road? At what speed?
In greece if you shoot a bird from a car(even standing still) is 5 years jail
At what speed ????
Depends on the size of the bird, how high it is flying, the type of firearm, the car you're driving and your particular skill level.
Pigeons for instance are a 30 mph maximum. For Ducks and geese that fly in a straight line a lot of commuters can hit them at speeds over 100 mph. (w/ 12 gauge). It really depends on the type of Porsche you're driving. With a cabriolet you have a much greater range of motion down the sights.
ps: Of course I'm joking.
Mar 24, 2005 7:47:28 PM
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Stradale said:Quote:
Dilinger said:
Stradale, what exactly are you shooting at LIE?
What do I shoot ?
Ducks..........................Everyone that ducks.
And Chickens....... Goose.................Whatever's around. That's why I'm getting a 997 S CABRIOLET. Shooting out a sunroof can be too tricky..
LOL!!!
That's f@#$ed up!!! 
I love it!
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