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What kind of gun or guns do you have?
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I would like to know more about this purchase sir.
Hey if you shoot a moose send me it's head I want one but I don't wanna shoot one
You wanna start another war brah? You better hope I don't see you when your dressed as a moose or I'm gonna take you out with a rolled up magazine
Bourne style
Bourne style
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In for answers.
@Sophia_Helwani[/USER] where do you live bruh?
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OK so to hunt waterfowl etc across the street I need to be 200 yards from houses. Right now I can't because the water is too high....... But, if I had a kayak to drag across the street I can take advantage of the lake for recreation and use that for hunting ducks as well next year.
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Lakes and rivers of oil!
there is nothing like climbing up inside the body cavity of a moose to remove that last foot of windpipe
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Sweet what you gonna get? A fishing sit on top would be handy for stability and ease of use sommat like this...
Yea exactly. I was thinking about getting a duck hunting specific kayak but with the lake right across the street I'd like to do some fishing and recreational kayaking as well so ya, most likely that.Sweet what you gonna get? A fishing sit on top would be handy for stability and ease of use sommat like this...
I dunno does that one have specific gun storage?
Damn. Lots of good guns on here. I have several guns myself. None are super nice or super expensive. More quantity over quality in this case I suppose.
I love to eat deer meat and hunted regularly for a few years. Haven't been for a few years. Now the best hope is that a relative kills one and gives it to me for paying the processing fee.
I bought some of my guns myself and got some when my dad passed so I've got quite a few. Of course I have a 22. Also have a 12 gauge, 12 double barrel, 20 gauge, and a few old looking high powered rifles that I've never even shot. Some of the hand guns, .38 and 9mm.
The next gun I buy will be a Glock 27.
Favorite guns I let get away, Ruger P95 (9MM) and Remington 1100 (auto load 12 gauge).
I keep a double barrel sawed off 12 gauge in my closet and a SW .357 (named Herman) on the night stand by my bed.
Eventually I would like to have a few of these around the house:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzo6Ypvh1Hg
I love to eat deer meat and hunted regularly for a few years. Haven't been for a few years. Now the best hope is that a relative kills one and gives it to me for paying the processing fee.
I bought some of my guns myself and got some when my dad passed so I've got quite a few. Of course I have a 22. Also have a 12 gauge, 12 double barrel, 20 gauge, and a few old looking high powered rifles that I've never even shot. Some of the hand guns, .38 and 9mm.
The next gun I buy will be a Glock 27.
Favorite guns I let get away, Ruger P95 (9MM) and Remington 1100 (auto load 12 gauge).
I keep a double barrel sawed off 12 gauge in my closet and a SW .357 (named Herman) on the night stand by my bed.
Eventually I would like to have a few of these around the house:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzo6Ypvh1Hg
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Is the sawed off of legal barrel length? I don't see a point in keeping one of those around. Even if it's useful for home defense if it ever gets used 100% you're looking at jail time for owning it.
And those pop out gun stashes are useful for storing but not for home defense imo. Someone who is rattled can forget where the keys are or where to place them. In addition, it's not exactly the fastest system with those pistons. It is pretty cool and a great way to store stuff tho.
I've never actually measured the barrel length. I believe my state requires a minimum of 18 inches barrel length. I've never considered the ramifications of using it if it's illegal. Good point. I should probably measure it this weekend. If it is a bit too short I can put it in the safe and exchange it for something else. Herman will continue to be within arms reach though.
I agree, the pop out shelves aren't great for home protection, but they are cool as hell. I wouldn't want to put guns of significant monetary or sentimental value in there either, I doubt they are fire resistant.
VTFU! I AM ojibwe and live on Ojibwe land. Well kinda, I'm mostly a white guy but am a member of the tribe. Ttt for Ojibwe deer, the best kind you can get.
Hell yes. My homeboy Pella is all tactical and shit. Them are some fine weapons brother.
My most used rifle is a hand me down 30x30 lever action Winchester. This thing has helped me get dozens of bucks over the years. I got few shotguns for birds. Also a Walther pk380 and a FN.45
