What kind of spider is this?

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10-09-2012, 12:44
DFBrews

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Originally Posted by dwalker460

So what would you use on those, Hornady .223 55gr Vmax? Maybe a Barnes 110gr XTP .300BLK? I think you would want to use the small fast mover to punch through the carapace and make the mushy parts mushier.

DUH black talons.[Coffee]
10-09-2012, 12:45
DFBrews

OOHHH OHHH someone cal hornady and see about getting some spider max bullets made up. the kind that won't deflect off of webs
10-09-2012, 12:45
BPTactical

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Originally Posted by dwalker460

So what would you use on those, Hornady .223 55gr Vmax? Maybe a Barnes 110gr XTP .300BLK? I think you would want to use the small fast mover to punch through the carapace and make the mushy parts mushier.

RPG
Gee, we could make a movie about it, we could call it "Eight Legged Freaks", shit, never mind.
I just realized that's what you call 4 Obama supporters................
10-09-2012, 12:53
dwalker460

Still think you would only need the 55Gr V-max or similar for black lab sized crawlers. I am sure you would need a small game and varmint permit though, probably no limit...
10-09-2012, 12:58
blackford76

Jurrasic spider?
I'll take a M1A2 Abrams please.
10-09-2012, 14:35
SA Friday

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Originally Posted by DD977GM2

Just think of it, a spider the size of a lab or rottie running around eating everything in its path [UZI][M2]

Nope, couldn't get that big. Without an internal framework to support organs, the organs would get compressed by the weight of the mass on top of them and the animal would die. Unlike plants with a rigid cell wall, all animals primarily have lipid membranes. Just wouldn't work without the internal framework to hang all the stuff off of.
10-09-2012, 14:40
BPTactical

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Originally Posted by SA Friday

Nope, couldn't get that big. Without an internal framework to support organs, the organs would get compressed by the weight of the mass on top of them and the animal would die. Unlike plants with a rigid cell wall, all animals primarily have lipid membranes. Just wouldn't work without the internal framework to hang all the stuff off of.

Whew! I feel better now........[Beer]
10-09-2012, 14:46
DD977GM2

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Originally Posted by SA Friday

Nope, couldn't get that big. Without an internal framework to support organs, the organs would get compressed by the weight of the mass on top of them and the animal would die. Unlike plants with a rigid cell wall, all animals primarily have lipid membranes. Just wouldn't work without the internal framework to hang all the stuff off of.

Well I was looking that up and the spiders of yester year were as big as cats, still that big is freaking insane.

Carboniferous era spiders size
10-09-2012, 14:59
brokenscout

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Originally Posted by brutal

A fellow soldier got bitten by one on the ass when we were going through field excercises in BNOC at Ft. Riley, KS. Poor guy didn't know what got him until the flesh started rotting. As I recall, they got him into the hyperbaric oxygen chamber, but since most treatments are ineffective, he still lost a sizable piece of his gluteus maximus and obviously had to be dropped from the course.

I got bit at Fort Sill,OK. nickel size scar & they treated it quick..
10-09-2012, 15:09
SA Friday

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Originally Posted by DD977GM2

Well I was looking that up and the spiders of yester year were as big as cats, still that big is freaking insane.

Carboniferous era spiders size

Well, maybe as big as a rat based on the article. Still to Fn big for my taste. I can't stand spiders.

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