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thanks again gadget and yes im aware how silly i look but that balaclava kept my mush warm .Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
the best looking drakes from a irri pond shoot with working man.
terrific pond and some great fun with some hard yakka for his springer who literaly loves cold water.
so much so he,d rather sit in it than on the bank while we packed up.:thumbsup:
ya look like Blackadder:P you about to put those two mallards on the tit.??????:ORLY: jeez youre gettin a little condition on in ya middle years young fella!all that good tucker mums got ya on!:thumbsup:
tsk tsk old son with a sis in the tv biz you should know the camera adds 10[30]lbs:ORLY::DQuote:
Originally Posted by kotuku
i have breast fed the odd shovel but never a mallard duck:yaeh am not durnk: but never say never in this life huh:on fire:
you hidin extra bloody ammo under ya woolly shakar:P or what -or is it a coupla extra packets of lungbusters??:ORLY:
Hoorah! the ammos here. Brace Yo' Self pheasants
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thats so cool pointer my first shotgun was a hollis and sons sxs hammer gun 2 3/4 inch chambers choked full and bloody full.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pointer
nitro proofed for 1 1/4 ounce of shot.hammers are a bastard for a lefty who actually writes right handed:yaeh am not durnk:
Luckily I'm a lefty who shoots with his right!
About to take the old girl for one last dance, wish me luck she doesn't blow up on me :D
if i know english guns you mayy wantto give them a good head start unless ofcorse it a old grouse gun.:D
you know theres a load called vintagers made for old guns in 2.5 made by an outfit called polywad getting them might be another matter tho
rst might be easierQuote:
Vintager Shell 12 Ga. 2.5” (NO Spred-R)
Product Name
Product ID Gauge &
Shell Length Dram Equiv&
Shot Charge Shot Size &
Packaging Price Per Box/Case
(Qty Price Breaks)
Vintager Shell
12GAVIN6
12GAVIN7
12GAVIN8 12 ga.
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7/8 oz. #6, #7.5,#8
25 shells/bx 1-9 bxs: $11/bx
10+ bxs: $10/bx
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Vintager Shell 16 Ga. 2.5” (NO Spred-R)
Product Name
Product ID Gauge &
Shell Length Dram Equiv&
Shot Charge Shot Size &
Packaging Price Per Box/Case
(Qty Price Breaks)
Vintager Shell
16GAVIN6
16GAVIN7 16 ga.
2-1/2" 2-1/4 Dr.
7/8 oz. #6, #7.5
25 shells/box 1-9 bxs: $11.00/bx
(10+ bxs: $10.00/bx)
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Shes a grouse gun alright... Choked cylinder on the front trigger and 3/4 on the second, for the one that got away...
She came out to NZ with Mr. great great Grandaddy Pointer, around 1890. The ship stuck rocks not far off the Auckland Islands, and grandpappy Pointer was marooned in a lifeboat with this gun, and a leather belt of ammo (long since disintegrated.) He paddled the lifeboat to shore with this gun, hence the metalworks condition, and remarkably survived for 4 months. He used what remaining ammo he had on the local penguins to start, and when he ran out of ammo, He took to clubbing seals with it, until he was rescued by a passing whaling ship who saw his fires used to cook seals and render their fat.
Well that's my first bit of bullshit to qualify me for the "brace yourself" thread. To be honest I brought it in Broncos Tauranga last week for $80 :D
BRACE YO' SELF!
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Well she kicks like a startled cattlebeast. Anyone want to give my my $80 back for it??
She came out to NZ with Mr. great great Grandaddy Pointer, around 1890. The ship stuck rocks not far off the Auckland Islands, and grandpappy Pointer was marooned in a lifeboat with this gun, and a leather belt of ammo (long since disintegrated.) He paddled the lifeboat to shore with this gun, hence the metalworks condition, and remarkably survived for 4 months. He used what remaining ammo he had on the local penguins to start, and when he ran out of ammo, He took to clubbing seals with it, until he was rescued by a passing whaling ship who saw his fires used to cook seals and render their fat.
Brilliant mate.....:thumbsup:
Youre just warming up by the sounds ;)
ssssh Gibo... they were actually shot in your paddock this morn!
You do alright out of my paddock dont ya ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pointer
Pointer I'd give you your $80 just to give the gun back to you! Kicks like a startled cattle beast-:D literary gold. I laugh at the thought :thumbsup: History lesson weren't that bad either. Photo- all class!
Too right I do Gibo :P I missed 4 others in the hour I was there. These ones pictured are the most unfortunate pheasants in the BOP to die by antique :D
Thanks Tim. Donate my prize to the Auckland Island museum :D
