-Caveat Lector-
On 5 Jan 00, at 9:52, Andrew Hennessey wrote:
Looking at lessons from history we see the shapeshifters, faeries and
elementals - ie. other worldly creatures fear of iron. anecdotal
evidence of the philadelphia experiment tells us that some crew after
they came back from
-Caveat Lector-
hi,
I had a thought about the last post which recommended a 45 magnum - hard
hitting and does bears and tigers with one good effective stopper of a round.
It sounds good, but it isn't really going to do. [imo]
Looking at lessons from history we see the shapeshifters, faeries
-Caveat Lector-
First of all. It isn't a .45 magnum. It's a .45 ACP or a .44 magnum. They
are two quite different rounds. The latter is a true pocket cannon. Forget
getting off a quick second shot. The barrel climbs like Sir Edmond. The
.45 was the standard side arm of the US military for the
