Who else enjoys a day out shooting in the snow?
- Thread starter Cadex Defence
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Munkey1973
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Regina, SK
I am very much wanting to try snowmen packed with some Tannerite this winter.... that's how I roll.
Might explain why I don't have a wife LMFAO
Rad Russian
Member
- Location
- Edmonton,AB
Could you please show hilarious photo right after the shot was made in this set up?
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Munkey1973
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Regina, SK
If my buddy (who inlaw's farm we use do this crazy sh#t) gives it the approval, then yes indeed.
In fact I would probably be making a video of it.
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sillymike
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
You haven't realized that there is more to BC than Victoria/Vancouver?
Don't know why so many people are averse
to shoot in the rain?(Pun intended: averse is a downpour in French)
Had some of my best hunt/shoots on miserable-rainy days... Just put your raingears and carry-on
(agree, the cleaning process afterward can be somewhat of a drag... But eh! It's the price to pay for a fun day)
Its either Batoche or Cambrai but I will guess Batoche.
Love snow days!
The worse the weather, the fewer the idiots at the range!love getting to the range and no tire ruts in the snow. Nothing better than shooting Mosin PU on a snowy, cold day, comrade, just like the good old days on the Eastern front
. Get the barrel stove going, fire up a cigar, coffee mug on the bench. Sweet.
Shoot my Garands using brass on its 3rd or 4th sizing, so no need to grub through the snow to retrieve
The worse the weather, the fewer the idiots at the range!love getting to the range and no tire ruts in the snow. Nothing better than shooting Mosin PU on a snowy, cold day, comrade, just like the good old days on the Eastern front
. Get the barrel stove going, fire up a cigar, coffee mug on the bench. Sweet.Shoot my Garands using brass on its 3rd or 4th sizing, so no need to grub through the snow to retrieve
