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Mr. B. Scott Robinson
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Currently on offer on the bay....build your on Purdey hammer gun starter kit.
Cheers,
BSR
Cheers,
BSR
You Sir, are lucky, that you have family enjoying the sport as much as you!Lots of good shooting yesterday at Pursell Farm outside of Sylacauga, AL. Sylacauga’s most famous native son....Jim Neighbors.
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Cheers,
BSR
An artistically detailed tool of the trade and the reward, or results of the hunt. Well done, good Sir!
LOL, there is much truth in what you say, but there is always room for one more. That's why the good lawd gave us bigger gun safes!View attachment 47718
The worst enemy of the new gun business isn't anti-gunners, it's the used gun market. With decent care, they're immortal so why bother to get a new one?
I am just not a huge fan of blaze orange. I get the safety aspect, but it makes one look like a traffic cone.
It was, but the percentage of the population with red/green color blindness turned out to be alarming. Plus turkey hunters were getting shot because of a lack of rigorous training, high safety standards and a culture of accountability. And I, too, miss the days of red buffalo plaid.I am just not a huge fan of blaze orange. I get the safety aspect, but it makes one look like a traffic cone.
In the UK, and in South Africa, blaze is simply not the done thing, yet people are probably not shot with any greater frequency.
Bright orange is a poor substitute for rigorous training, high safety standards, and a culture of accountability. But I know it is here to stay.
Wasn’t bright red used in the past?
Cheers,
BSR
In PA, it is the law. Having called in another hunter in turkey season years ago (camo only then), I am lucky the guy didn't take a "sound shot".I am just not a huge fan of blaze orange. I get the safety aspect, but it makes one look like a traffic cone.
In the UK, and in South Africa, blaze is simply not the done thing, yet people are probably not shot with any greater frequency.
Bright orange is a poor substitute for rigorous training, high safety standards, and a culture of accountability. But I know it is here to stay.
Wasn’t bright red used in the past?
Cheers,
BSR
I'm a fan of the Manlicher of stock and have several (far lower cost than this one), including several Rugers and a CZ.