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    Apparently the 2 biggest cunts on here lol Philipo's Avatar
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    Taking the Edge for a bush walk

    Had an early start on Wednesday, with a plan set to take the rifles to work and see if we could get some veni for the X-mas BBQ.

    So I decided to take the Edge for a bush walk



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    So loaded up with a pack full of 30 bags of poison, binos, muffs, range finder, jacket, camera, smoko & assorted other shite we head off down the track, after an undisclosed amount of time we end up at a small clearing watching a couple of slips

    With'in 10mins & just starting to have a snack & out comes this young velverty @ 255 yards- winde the NF up to 16 put a bead on the fuckar give it 3" of hold over & BOOMFA first blood for the Terminator

    Blow the poor little bastard off his feet & he "tenderises" himself about 80 yards to the bottom of the slip, Richie ( my work mate ) give's me a big happy bro hand shake & then we fight our way down into the gully




    Ended up she was sighted in slighty high, so the shot had a little to much elevation & ended up just clipping the bottom of its spine & turning it inside out, go the mighty 338

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    Rich was keen to carry it out whole ( he's a big unit ) so I did'nt complaine, only fuck up was that Philipo's short cut ended up being a "long farken way round"

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    Then I ended up carrying me bang stick & finishing the poison round, did'nt get back to the truck till lunch time





    Conclussion The Terminator was'nt to bad to carry as a 10lb bush gun for nearly 5 hours & at least ya not guna be under powered
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    Re: Taking the Edge for a bush walk

    Awesome bro

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    Nothing quite like being over gunned & under ranged

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    Sweet

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    Taking the Edge for a bush walk

    Well done Phil! If only my one was ready......
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    Well done Philipo. That is a brilliant first blood.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Good write up there Phil. Nice looking rig. Gotta love those shortcuts

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    well done phil i guss you wont need to lone it to me to blood it any more

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    Excellent!
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    Great write up mate! Almost sounded too easy, especially with the pack mule to carry your kill.
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    Good on yah Flip Flop

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    Great pics and a great story. Cheers for sharing.

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    Rule 1: Treat every firearm as loaded Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt Rule 5: Check your firing zone
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    sounded like one of those nice casual hunts that produced the goods. nice versatile setup you have there. saying something if you can manage your long range rig in the bush

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    Good stuff Phil.
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