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Thread: [Film] Rod & Rifle

  1. 18-10-2013, 09:51 PM #1
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    [Film] Rod & Rifle

    Here's my latest film - a short clip of yesterday afternoon at the river.

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    Very nice.
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    Did you two get the two for one deal at "Checkered shirts r us"


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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
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    Chequed shirts?

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    Good fun out on the waitaki. Thanks for posting that footage. Shooting rabbits and hares with the 223 looks quite appealing and doesn't blow the hares to bits.
    I have a 22-250 I was thinking about using for a bit of varmint shooting but was wondering if a 223 would be a better option for small game.
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