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Thread: Typical Bush Pig Rifle setup

  1. 17-06-2017, 09:30 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    I don't think I'd ever refer to anything as a bushpig. Except a pig, in the bush.
    I've heard certain women referred to as bushpigs as well, but not to their face!
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  3. 17-06-2017, 09:33 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    I've heard certain women referred to as bushpigs as well, but not to their face!
    It seems a little uncouth
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    I've heard certain women referred to as bushpigs as well, but not to their face!
    I've believe I've encountered one or two of them hanging around the traditional watering holes in Tokoroa, Ngongotaha and Dinsdale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    I've heard certain women referred to as bushpigs as well, but not to their face!
    Never heard of that saying before GB guess the ladys are a little more refined south of gay gore
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    It seems a little uncouth
    Thats because it is a little uncouth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    I've heard certain women referred to as bushpigs as well, but not to their face!
    Ditto...and long before anyone used that term refering to a rifle.
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    Yeah I like to refer to em as "bush stumpies" but as guys have already mentioned. They are a short barreled close combat rifle for use in the dark'n'danky NZ bush.

    There will be an awesome article coming out in NZ Guns n Hunting regarding such topic in the next couple of months
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    Short, light and heaps of smackdown
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    i just brought a compromise to a bushpig rifle a forbes 20B l/hand 308 ultra light rifle has a 21" barrel, its lite well balanced and my arms aren,t 6" longer after a hard day in the bush so reluctant put a suppressor on it at this stage but if i do it will have to be chopped to get it to balance again.
    the one good thing about a suppressor is make sure it has a musslebreak in it and then your rifle will be soft to shoot like the one on my 300wsm it has a double internal musslebreak in the suppressor and is a pleasure to shoot no sore ringing ears or flinch from rifle kick back
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    It seems a little uncouth
    calling a swamp donkey a bushpig is quite a complement
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