Arik
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Nope, not at all. I'll often write 556 or just x39 or x51 when referring to 7.62x39 or 7.62x51. If someone says 22 I assume it's 22lr.
Gravy has flour in it. Or, if you're really weird, corn starch. I've never seen either of them in a spaghetti sauce recipe.
Nagant??? I thought that's who my henpecked uncle was married to.
I do both.
My mother preferred barbecue sauce on her hotdogs. Now, THAT'S strange.
Gravy has meat, sauce does not.
Courtesy of my Italian wife.
Cause the .38 Special is really .357
Don't expect names to make sense![]()
My Italian grandmother disagreed. Ah well.
When people do not use the decimal when writing about calibers?
People get so upset about the silliest things. "There's no such thing as 45 LONG Colt." "It's not a CLIP, dammit, it's a MAGAZINE."
So, when someone says they bought a new 22 rifle, or got themselves a sweet 45 auto, does it annoy?
It does not bother me - probably because I do that myself. I own 22s, 38, 357s, but I never write the decimal point.
Although it makes me laugh when I see reference to a .12 gauge shotgun or a .9mm pistol.
Metrics without the point does tend to bother me. 223 is fine, but 556 isn't. Should be 5.56.![]()