Recent content by Brian.in.MI

Looks pretty interesting, guys. 

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For Sale: .35 cal Ataman M2R Tact Carbine 150 FPE with 81gn PELLETS! This rifle is best described as a Supermodel with a wicked punch. Stacks pellets and Lucky 7 Meat Punch slugs (and is a proven deer killer) Includes Donny FL Ronin, installed sling studs and fore stock pic rail, partial tin...

Love this!! Squirrel has to be one of the finest proteins out there. 100% free range, lean, hormone-pesticide-herbicide-antibiotic organic meat. Protein isn’t just protein - wild game is loaded with micronutrients because the meat is a product of their surroundings, not what was fed to them in...

It’s a .30, currently shooting Hades. Here’s the one that did the work:

Spent 7 hours hiking / hunting a tiny portion of the 5900 acres of State Forest at the end of my driveway. Very fortunate there! If you’re on Instagram and follow @airgunner.usa, you may have seen this already. I encountered a couple of Phantom Squirrels earlier in the day, but couldn’t get a...

A fine buck, and nicely done!!

Been there a few times. 

Thanks, bud! 👍🏻

I think Ataman nailed it with this gun. Right out of the box, it shoots like it was designed around the most readily available.35 cal ammo in the world. Oh wait, it is! Lol. No micro-adjustable dials and infinite tuning options, just a great setup for the ammo that’s out there. Slugs come in all...

I modified (hogged out) one of my Leshiy 2 mags to work perfectly with .3033 AVS. I already had 500 of the AVS .3033 in my hands, and noticed the same, they were ungodly tight-fitting in the mag chambers. Accuracy was “meh”. I theorized that the extra nanosecond it took to push them into the...

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I think you’re in the majority. I’ve tried a few Limb Chicken recipes over the years, some of them generations old. In the end, the best tasting and easiest squirrel dishes at my house are coming from the Instant Pot with minimal prep time. I think I’m going to launch my own pressure-cooker...

Here’s the way I do it, fwiw: >Start by sizing the skirts - I don’t mean checking the size, I mean pushing them all thru a sizer for uniformity. You can use a smooth-walled rotary magazine of any brand, as long as the chamber bore is just tight enough that pellets have to be pushed through...

And yes, the new slug will be for the masses, not a private run 👍🏻 Brian