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Big brother over from Orstralya for a couple of weeks so I decided to buy a box of clays for us to have a bit of blast and then on to the river for a hopeful bird...I know some guys on here have left their rifle bolts at home but I left the barrels of the Yildiz in the lockup...I did appease myself somewhat by taking a bacon and egg pie for lunch...:oh noes:
Oh no Eeebees the beginning of the end, huh?:D
Always take lots and lots of stuff, that way hopfully you remember the important bits and forget a less important bit like a fork or garlic salt;)
Works for me I forget something everyday! :thumbsup:
Problem with this idea is you end up with a truck full of crap and you have to dig trough it all to find something!Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
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I prefer the minimalist approach usually!!...:D:D
That depends on how much you forget!Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
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Worked today!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
How did you manage that? Do you store them separately?
Yes , done the bolt thing , but two barrels, well lets say, not yet.:)
Elite Penguin status now!
@Pointer, not sure really :) ...no do not store the pieces separately... proof that you do need the barrels to drop things cos the little Turk flattened a rabbit just a few minutes again :D
HA! Outstanding!
I left the magazine for the .222 behind one day and, as fate would have it, saw more goats that day than was normal. Jeeeeezuz I was pissed off. A mate and I got dropped off by helicopter on top a hill with the idea that we'd shoot our way back to the ute... a full days' walk. Naturally it took far too many years to live that one down. Damn! But I think that leaving the barrels behind is one step further down the ladder of stupidity that I'm pleased to say I will never lower myself to - probably only because I don't own such a gun.
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i have forgot my gun on the way home once but not on the way out:thumbsup:yet:yaeh am not durnk:
VC is dead bloody right -take the whole q store and if in doubt double up.ask our crew. I was the master at it till the hobbit came along.a typists chair for shooting ducks in the rakaia riverbed is yet to be beaten ,but im working on it.
Don't feel too bad EeeBees.
I've driven from Auckland to half way around the Coromandel Peninsula to go fishing of the rocks forgetting all the bait in the Chilly bin in-front of my garage.
You'd think bait would be easy to buy at any dairy or petrol station, but there was nothing there except green paddocks and sheep.
@Petros_mk know someone on the island that went out on their boat, an hours cruise then time to drop lines, no bait..... White bread to the bottom and a cod on the line got the ball rolling
Grabbing the wrong bolt when going for a hunt, discover the error 2 hours later then go back home and sulk..