Thread: Chamois

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

You failed DLW, to mention that your mate had a 270 in his possession at the time

Haha he had a 223 and didn't have to firer a shot at that deer to bring it home. Everyone knows that if you have a 270 nothing stands a chance, it's those silly 6.5s that have issues iv heard, never hunted with one but a mate of a mate of a mates brother shot a deer and it ran away so they can't be any good

Originally Posted by DLW

Everyone knows that if you have a 270 nothing stands a chance, it's those silly 6.5s that have issues iv heard, never hunted with one but a mate of a mate of a mates brother shot a deer and it ran away so they can't be any good

Exactly. I was saying the same thing to my neighbour the other day as I rode the horse and cart into town to pick up 2 guineas worth of salted pork and thruppence worth of tobaccy...these 270s are the only fit and proper calibre a man should use. Like these silly horseless carriages you see on the road now...any other newfangled calibre will NEVER take off, it's just a fad

Originally Posted by Strummer

Exactly. I was saying the same thing to my neighbour the other day as I rode the horse and cart into town to pick up 2 guineas worth of salted pork and thruppence worth of tobaccy...these 270s are the only fit and proper calibre a man should use. Like these silly horseless carriages you see on the road now...any other newfangled calibre will NEVER take off, it's just a fad

We 270 owners might be old fashioned, but we do know that when taking a horse and cart into town the horse is 'Driven' not ridden, the driver being on a seat at the front of the cart.
PS 270 owners don't need to buy their salt pork