What do they represent? How does on a acquire them?
Why are some silver and some gold?
Thanks!
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What do they represent? How does on a acquire them?
Why are some silver and some gold?
Thanks!
You get a silver boolit for each 1000 posts, and a gold boolit for each 5000 posts. You're close to getting your second silver boolit!
Ahhh ok. Thank you.
Dang!! At my rate of posts, I'll be 140 years old before I get my first bullet.:roll: jd
You need to get with the program, LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoodat
You are fine. It is not how much you say as what you say that matters. Take that for what it's worth from a guy who makes nine kinds of stupid comments. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by hoodat
If we could sit down and talk face to face, I'd prove to ya that I'm a sixth degree black-belt of senseless chatter. I guess I don't type fast enough to do it here. jdQuote:
Originally Posted by Finster101
Quality over quantity. You can get a lot of bullets dropping "yeah!" in every pit post if that’s all you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoodat
I’m glad someone finally asked that question. I’ve been trying to figure it out too.
Posts in the pit don't count.
Thank God!Quote:
Originally Posted by Minerat
My mistake, but the principle still stands. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Minerat
More posts!
Finster101, you nailed it on the head fella. I once made a post inquiring about an exact boolit and weight, the specific caliber, powder and primer I was working with. I also kindly asked that only those with first hand experience make replies requarding my question. I think I got 3 replies and it wasn't even a rare cartridge I was asking about. Other gun related websites have the same problem. I learned long ago to just scroll on past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Finster101
Murphy