For those who may not know, a "Yooper" is a semi-derogatory term for a resident of Michigan's Upper Peninsula ("U.P.").
Folks from surrounding states poke fun at their rural lifestyle in much the same way as others do West Virginia and other rural areas.
Generally it's all in good fun -I'm willing to bet for example that this "Yooper Assault Rifle" was designed and built by a Yooper- but can be contentious or insulting depending on the circumstances...
:) My friend Tom would as he is a skirmisher, but all I've ever fired was an 1852 Maynard which I really liked. You can buy new ones now, but they are over $3K and the originals are cheaper which I would rather have anyway. Actually I'm lusting after a Henry Big Boy .44 magnum now.
Pretty damn cool man.. I'd like to see someone shoot it though and measure the penetration before I went to ACE and made one myself... Great find though.
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For those who may not know, a "Yooper" is a semi-derogatory term for a resident of Michigan's Upper Peninsula ("U.P.").
ReplyDeleteFolks from surrounding states poke fun at their rural lifestyle in much the same way as others do West Virginia and other rural areas.
Generally it's all in good fun -I'm willing to bet for example that this "Yooper Assault Rifle" was designed and built by a Yooper- but can be contentious or insulting depending on the circumstances...
HTH...
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That's interesting, as I assumed it was someone's last name. I can't figure out how you load it......?
ReplyDeleteMuzzle-loader... Don't you recognize the nipple for a percussion cap, or the back-blast on the hammer?
ReplyDeleteStarting to worry about you...
; o)
:) My friend Tom would as he is a skirmisher, but all I've ever fired was an 1852 Maynard which I really liked. You can buy new ones now, but they are over $3K and the originals are cheaper which I would rather have anyway. Actually I'm lusting after a Henry Big Boy .44 magnum now.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?163989-**Homemade-weapons**/page11 <-- more info at the link...
ReplyDeleteApparently it's the work of one "fuzzbean" on a "homemade firearms forum" - I've hour to look that up!
I thought you were really big into The War Of Northern Aggression & thus figured you'd know what a percussion-cap nipple looked like...
I did reenactments in HS - 2nd MD Infantry, CSA...
Hour = got - damn you swype...
ReplyDeleteMy lt is dead, working on an android tablet so spelling can be a bit wonky....
:)
ReplyDeleteElevation-adjustable ghost ring battle sights, standard equipment.
Love it!
That trigger assembly took some thought. Pretty slick!
ReplyDeleteBeyond me.:)
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ReplyDeleteFound it! More pics & details!
Thanks, Sherlock!:)
ReplyDeletePretty damn cool man.. I'd like to see someone shoot it though and measure the penetration before I went to ACE and made one myself... Great find though.
ReplyDeletebefore I went to ACE and made one myself
ReplyDelete:)
Thank you for giving me such a good chance, let me be able to read this essay so good of a son, thank you very much.
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