9.3x62 'plans' in motion

As for the sign, I haven't been able to get the photo to look good when scaled up. Instead I can make decals of for ammo boxes and the like. Been buisy lately, will get a proof out sometime soon.

On topic. Nice Zastava. Been looking at those lately. Wanting to find an older "Yugoslavian" made one. I was interested in Riflechair's M70. But he notched the stock for a receiver sight. So I lost interest.
 
That back packing mewsie looked like a freezer full of hamburger.
I'd bet the feel lay due yum yums was tuff too................................. Laugh2

Geez, for the love of...reading this stuff is like trying to decipher a custom licence plate. You know it must mean something, but...

I though that having multiple screen personae was against forum rules. You are also Dirt McGirt, aren't you? :)
 
Geez, for the love of...reading this stuff is like trying to decipher a custom licence plate. You know it must mean something, but...

I though that having multiple screen personae was against forum rules. You are also Dirt McGirt, aren't you? :)

Feel lay due yum yums...............fillet mignon............back straps for cripes sake................
 
For so many pages about a 9.3x62 I was expecting a lot more rifle with a lot less talk so here is my contribution
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Actually 'Looky, he's right, Feel lay due yum yums are the tenderloins, on the inside of the cavity and backstraps are the top sirloins on the outside above the "feel lay due yum yums"
 
BM; fear not I will get the original photo to you, I just tried Ted but he's not home right now............but I will get you the photo....................no panic we can do this when ever we can get all the stars to align..........
 
A little bit of catch up.
:)My lovely wife treated me to three days & nights of 'listening to the waves' and storm watching at the Long Beach and Tofino area on the west coast of the island. A nice relaxing trip and we just returned home a short while ago so now, it's catch-up time.
First, a little further to our Long Beach 'foray', this is something we've been doing once or twice a year in the hopes of actually seeing a bad storm. Keeping true to form, the days were mainly sunny and the water was as flat as p**s on a platter:(. Oh well, perhaps next time. It's a standing joke of our friends that also spend a few days out there yearly, "If you want good weather, take Johnn with you". Did a fair amount of picture taking but that's about all that was accomplished.
The trip to the west coast may explain why I've done NOTHING yet with my Zastava in .366 Wagner. Haven't even cleaned it up yet or cranked out any ammo for it yet. I did stop in at Gone Fishing, a sporting goods shop in Port Alberni on the way to Long Beach, and picked up a sling and set of sling swivels. Put them on and that's as far as things have progressed.
Ted, another great picture and Sylvia does like that Moose. Good chatting with you and I've taken the liberty of adding that photo to the hunting photos that make up my computer screen saver group. If Douglas is correct, is that the 270 I purchased from you?
'Looky'. I is back!!
BUM, c-fbmi, derail all you want.;) I'm enjoying the action:rockOn:.
Beavermeat, The Zastava I was dealing on initially through rhino62 may still be available, for EMT only. The decals for ammo boxes sounds like a h**l of an idea for now. I'm interested!
c-fbmi, Looky, Your comments bring back a few tenderloin 'Feel lay due yum yums' cuts we used to make up on occasion at out hunting camp. We used to make what we called 'butterfly steaks'.
That's just about all caught up. Some clean-up and tidy-up chores tomorrow, then start on Zastava .366 Wagner 'details'.
 
Welcome back Johnn..........figured the moose clan had a rebellion with the new critter in the inventory.........:wave:

Actually it's tenderloin. ;)

Actually 'Looky's right, Feel lay due yum yums are greeeeeeeeeeeeat"

Potato...........poetattoe.............

http://simplyfoodcatering.########.ca/2010/10/moose-tenderloin.html

It is simply a fact of life, nothing compares to moose tenderloin (aka filet mignon in the steak world). This is the best cut of meat off any animal because of it's tenderness, and because of the size of a moose, well it just doesn't get any better! Keep the tenderloin clean and covered in the refridgerator for 3 days. Letting the tenderloin sit or hang will allow the connective tissues in the meat to break down, further tenderizing the cut. If a crust forms on the outside of the meat, simply remove it with a shap knife when preparing to cook.

MOOSE TENDERLOIN ON THE BBQ

This can also be done in an oven, but I prefer the taste and texture you achieve from the grill.

Active time: 15 minutes
Total time: 1 hour (cook time depends on size of tenderloin and prefered doneness)

1/4 cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon chili molido (chili powder)
2 tablespoons dijon
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 cloves garlic minced

Heat BBQ on high. Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl. Using clean hands, coat tenderloing in paste. Lower BBQ to medium low heat. Place tenderloin on BBQ and turn after about 15 minutes. If BBQ is flaring up, lower heat to avoid burning the meat. You can use a meat thermometer to cook the tenderloin to your prefered doneness. I prefer medium rare and this usually works for everyone as the outside pieces will always be more well done. Let the tenderloin sit for at least 5 minutes off the grill before slicing.

GREEK STYLE KEBABS

Active time: 20 minutes
Total time: 1 hour

For marinade:
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup olive oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons oregano
2 teaspoons thyme
2 teaspoons basil
2 teaspoons rosemary
salt and fresh ground pepper

For yogurt dipping sauce:
1 tablespoon horseradish
1/2 cup full fat or greek style yogurt
salt and fresh ground pepper

Cut tenderloin into 1 inch pieces. Try to keep meat in a uniform size so that it cooks evenly. Toss cut tenderloin with all of the above ingredients and let sit for at least 2 hours (or longer depending on your schedule). While meat marinates, put wooden skewers in a glass of water to soak. Hopefully this will prevent them from burning on the grill... but it doesn't always work!
Mix together ingredients for yogurt dipping sauce. Put in fridge until ready to serve.
Turn BBQ onto high. Put meat onto skewers, carefull not to overload and squish meat. Place skewered meat onto hot grill, and lower temperature to medium. Turn meat after about 3-4 minutes. Cook until desired doneness and serve immediately while still hot.

STEAK WRAPPED IN BACON

Active time: 20 minutes
Total time: 35 minutes

Wrapping these steaks in bacon helps to keep a nice shape while on the grill. It is a very simple and totally delicious recipe.

1 lb. bacon, thick slices
salt and fresh ground pepper

Turn BBQ onto high.
Cut tenderloin into 1 1/2" thick steaks. Wrap each steak with a thick slice of good quality bacon and hold it there with a skewer. Season with salt and fresh ground pepper. Place steaks on a hot, clean grill. When juices start to come through on top of steak, they are ready to be flipped (about 5 minutes). Cook until desired doneness. Remove skewers before serving.
 
Welcome back Johnn..........figured the moose clan had a rebellion with the new critter in the inventory.........:wave:





Potato...........poetattoe.............

http://simplyfoodcatering.########.ca/2010/10/moose-tenderloin.html

It is simply a fact of life, nothing compares to moose tenderloin (aka filet mignon in the steak world). This is the best cut of meat off any animal because of it's tenderness, and because of the size of a moose, well it just doesn't get any better! Keep the tenderloin clean and covered in the refridgerator for 3 days. Letting the tenderloin sit or hang will allow the connective tissues in the meat to break down, further tenderizing the cut. If a crust forms on the outside of the meat, simply remove it with a shap knife when preparing to cook.

MOOSE TENDERLOIN ON THE BBQ

This can also be done in an oven, but I prefer the taste and texture you achieve from the grill.

Active time: 15 minutes
Total time: 1 hour (cook time depends on size of tenderloin and prefered doneness)

1/4 cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon chili molido (chili powder)
2 tablespoons dijon
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 cloves garlic minced

Heat BBQ on high. Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl. Using clean hands, coat tenderloing in paste. Lower BBQ to medium low heat. Place tenderloin on BBQ and turn after about 15 minutes. If BBQ is flaring up, lower heat to avoid burning the meat. You can use a meat thermometer to cook the tenderloin to your prefered doneness. I prefer medium rare and this usually works for everyone as the outside pieces will always be more well done. Let the tenderloin sit for at least 5 minutes off the grill before slicing.

GREEK STYLE KEBABS

Active time: 20 minutes
Total time: 1 hour

For marinade:
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup olive oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons oregano
2 teaspoons thyme
2 teaspoons basil
2 teaspoons rosemary
salt and fresh ground pepper

For yogurt dipping sauce:
1 tablespoon horseradish
1/2 cup full fat or greek style yogurt
salt and fresh ground pepper

Cut tenderloin into 1 inch pieces. Try to keep meat in a uniform size so that it cooks evenly. Toss cut tenderloin with all of the above ingredients and let sit for at least 2 hours (or longer depending on your schedule). While meat marinates, put wooden skewers in a glass of water to soak. Hopefully this will prevent them from burning on the grill... but it doesn't always work!
Mix together ingredients for yogurt dipping sauce. Put in fridge until ready to serve.
Turn BBQ onto high. Put meat onto skewers, carefull not to overload and squish meat. Place skewered meat onto hot grill, and lower temperature to medium. Turn meat after about 3-4 minutes. Cook until desired doneness and serve immediately while still hot.

STEAK WRAPPED IN BACON

Active time: 20 minutes
Total time: 35 minutes

Wrapping these steaks in bacon helps to keep a nice shape while on the grill. It is a very simple and totally delicious recipe.

1 lb. bacon, thick slices
salt and fresh ground pepper

Turn BBQ onto high.
Cut tenderloin into 1 1/2" thick steaks. Wrap each steak with a thick slice of good quality bacon and hold it there with a skewer. Season with salt and fresh ground pepper. Place steaks on a hot, clean grill. When juices start to come through on top of steak, they are ready to be flipped (about 5 minutes). Cook until desired doneness. Remove skewers before serving.

That's one worth keeping and just printed out a copy for my lovely lady. Now, to test the Zastava 366 Wagner out on Mr. Moose.
 
Actually 'Looky, he's right, Feel lay due yum yums are the tenderloins, on the inside of the cavity and backstraps are the top sirloins on the outside above the "feel lay due yum yums"

What some folks call backstraps are the LOINS. The top sirloin is a much smaller cut just above the hip knuckle.

For what it's worth............

Doug
 
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