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  1. 12-04-2015, 10:42 PM #1
    JRW87
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    Someone also pointed out on facebook, "how did he know it was a .270?"
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    Was just about to say that also
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    I ran into the last guy to get hit by a .270 in hospital by chance. I reckon he was covering for his mate who negligently discharged, his story was a bit fishy.

    Also 30.06 family of calibers are overrepresented in hunting accidents at this stage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tararua View Post
    I ran into the last guy to get hit by a .270 in hospital by chance. I reckon he was covering for his mate who negligently discharged, his story was a bit fishy.

    Also 30.06 family of calibers are overrepresented in hunting accidents at this stage.
    Or does it just say something about the people who own them? Hahaha just taking the mickey guys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JRW87 View Post
    Someone also pointed out on facebook, "how did he know it was a .270?"
    I suspect it was his.
    Says something about 270 users


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    Quote Originally Posted by JRW87 View Post
    Someone also pointed out on facebook, "how did he know it was a .270?"
    Because he was still alive
    Bloody lucky it wasn't a 308, 6.5x55 or 7mmREMAG
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