Remington Nits and Wits

[Underclocked]

Shudup.  Did you even read what I wrote?.  You appear confused and ready to launch baseless attacks to defend any position you might take.   You epitomize all that staunch traditionalists find so objectionable.  I never found a single thought in your last post that was in the least relevant to "my" reality.  You tap dance and ridicule with great skill but avoid any position counter to your own with well-practiced slight of hand.

[RandyWakeman]

You epitomize all that staunch traditionalists find so objectionable.

I appreciate the high compliment. If you followed that with the sentiment that Ted Kennedy hates me, I'd be walking on a cloud.

[simonkenton]

Savage good

[RandyWakeman]

http://www.remington.com/NR/exeres/00001476pwclubmouyfdozkh/safety.asp?NRMODE=Published&NRORIGINALURL=%2fsafety%2fml_reminder%2ehtm&NRNODEGUID=%7bFF1E7CAA-0AE2-4ADA-902F-7939E7D2DF01%7d&NRQUERYTERMINATOR=1&cookie%5Ftest=1

Remington states:

A very dangerous message (which could result in serious injury or death) is being created among the shooting public as the result of a major firearms manufacturer introducing and marketing a "Smokeless Powder Muzzleloader." Even though this particular gun may be safe, as its producer claims, the promotion of the gun and concept has already created, and will continue to create, a dangerous state of confusion among shooters.

Looks like Remington has had a change of heart, and has changed their "warning" a bit.  :roll: It seems that Remington no longer feels a "sense of confusion"-- except perhaps on how to actually build or market a muzzleloader. :oops:

[Underclocked]

I just re-read this whole thread.  There's some pretty good garbage in it.  Overall, I give it an 8.   :-)

[RandyWakeman]

Overall, I give it an 8.   :-)

That's the highest Underclocked rating yet-- an award not to be ignored! :eek: