wow that video is absolutely hilarious.
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wow that video is absolutely hilarious.
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It does not get any better than that dude!!!!!
Is this for real? shoot high or low, honest mistake, but wide left?
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at that range, too.. he couldn't have been farther than 50, probably closer to 25.Originally Posted by pilotguyo540
my guess is his sights/optic was in very serious need of zeroing. maybe he whacked something crawling up the ladder... there's just no way somebody can miss that bad, 3 times, even with shaky buck-fever hands.
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I think it more impressive that the deer didn't scoot after the first shot. That and the fact that he was suprised he missed. If this is real, it looks to be somebody either shooting out of a truck or delibrately setting up shop on a roadThats not hunting......
And while it's again not in a gun store I was watching self proclaimed experts on the history channel the other night say the 7.62x39 was designed to shoot through tanks...... Sounds like a myth that started in a gunstore though
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thats what i was guessing too. that deer deserved to die just for freezing up....ok, back on topic....i had a fella tell me that the .44 mag was STILL the most powerful handgun based on results in the field?????
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Ha, hilarious! I especially liked the defeated sounding "gosh" at the very end.
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I have a friend that works at one large sporting goods store here, and he used to have a gun store museum of his own, is very knowledgeable in weapons. Well he came into another gun shop in town here, and has a few on consignment there, and starts taking to us. He is part Korean I think, and he says he was working at the other store, dressed in store uniform and all, when some guy walks up to him holding a box of ammo out in front of himself as to show it to "J", and he looks up at "J" and starts to ask him to "Read" where it is made on the box, and stops abruptly and says, "Oh never mind you can't read this"! Then turns to the other guy behind the counter as proceeds to ask him what is says as to where it was made. At first "J" being the "Clown" that he can be assumes the guy has met him and is screwing with him, but soon discovers he was sincere. "J" said he wanted to tell him to never come back, but they got a good laugh out of his ignorance, but said if he comes back, they would hesitate to sell him a gun.
So now you know what I say to him every time I see him at work!
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That vid made my day.
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I heard a guy today at a gun show complaining about the tie wraps on all the guns.
"They put one through my gun so I can't even put the magazine in it.What liberal came up with that idea?
I wanted to explain to him that the tie wraps are to prevent idiots from bringing in "empty" guns and then putting a round through the ceiling...or worse.
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See the recent thread on the AD that just occurred in Colorado. It is a twice a year sort of thing.I heard a guy today at a gun show complaining about the tie wraps on all the guns.
"They put one through my gun so I can't even put the magazine in it.
I wanted to explain to him that the tie wraps are to prevent idiots from bringing in "empty" guns and then putting a round through the ceiling...or worse.
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