what a jackass
The NOT politically correct firearm / deer hunting thread. I'm using a TAVOR!
- Thread starter Jay
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what a jackass
Boar pics...
We have some higher res photos that haven't found their way to me yet, so just a cell phone shot for now...
Glamor shot...
Field dressed, they weighed in at around 90-100 pound each...stout little beasts...
My buddy with the Beretta Storm was out for his first time hunting. Wish I had a camera on him with the first boar charged at one of our hunting party. Three fast head shots with the Tavor brought the beast to a skidding stop two feet from his boots. You hear stories about boar charging people, but until you see it for yourself, it's just a story... It was wild, and Andy was very happy to have the Tavor (fast, tight, and light), as opposed to his bolt rifle that he brought as a backup...
We have some higher res photos that haven't found their way to me yet, so just a cell phone shot for now...
Glamor shot...
Field dressed, they weighed in at around 90-100 pound each...stout little beasts...
My buddy with the Beretta Storm was out for his first time hunting. Wish I had a camera on him with the first boar charged at one of our hunting party. Three fast head shots with the Tavor brought the beast to a skidding stop two feet from his boots. You hear stories about boar charging people, but until you see it for yourself, it's just a story... It was wild, and Andy was very happy to have the Tavor (fast, tight, and light), as opposed to his bolt rifle that he brought as a backup...
- Location
- North Vancouver
Stormtrooper,
That's awesome. Sounds like an absolutely great time. Having that boar charge your buddy would be some serious pucker factor.
That's awesome. Sounds like an absolutely great time. Having that boar charge your buddy would be some serious pucker factor.
A few shots of my 858 in hunting conditions, no kills with her yet...
"Dusan" (Nedelko, 1971-2010) was a good buddy of mine who died in a car accident in February. We hunted this bush together for 7 years, R.I.P. Dusan.
Monkeying around a bit, before hitting the bush again, notice the "stealth" tape to keep the dust cover from rattling...
The little Czech carbine really shines in conditions like this, (this pic was taken on a bush road) light and handy in the thick stuff, and tough as nails so no worries about a bit of foul weather. For the nice days, or cruising open timber I'm still partial to my full stock 7x57, or Ruger M77 .350 mag, but the CZ will remain a go to gun for loooong hikes in the gads and "scheisswetter"
"Dusan" (Nedelko, 1971-2010) was a good buddy of mine who died in a car accident in February. We hunted this bush together for 7 years, R.I.P. Dusan.
Monkeying around a bit, before hitting the bush again, notice the "stealth" tape to keep the dust cover from rattling...
The little Czech carbine really shines in conditions like this, (this pic was taken on a bush road
) light and handy in the thick stuff, and tough as nails so no worries about a bit of foul weather. For the nice days, or cruising open timber I'm still partial to my full stock 7x57, or Ruger M77 .350 mag, but the CZ will remain a go to gun for loooong hikes in the gads and "scheisswetter"Those guns are uglier.
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I'll admit I am not taken by the looks of any of them either now if they were in OD Green like my XCR-L then I would have to reconsider....
and if you forgot what a beauty my OD green XCR-L is here is that pic again...
- Location
- Virden, MB
I think my life would be complete if I could take a deer with my benchrest rifle!
I think I will.
I think I will.
Greatest pic ever.
i love the banana clip
