John Gryphon
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You blokes that have hunted NZ know that hes in for a fair walk back up.
wait for the pull back at10.20.
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John Gryphon
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Last time there it was all on shanks...74 in a month.....no........Kiwi cobber said recently I`ve got some good fly in joints...yes.Snap 61 coming up head says yer
Rest of body say no chance
Rafter
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That is a bit up and down, that's for sure.
Good on him.
Edit. I'm 58 on the weekend and still hunting the mountains - just a bit slower, and I've stopped carrying them out whole. Stuff that is meant to move should be kept moving for as long as you can manage.
Good on him.
Edit. I'm 58 on the weekend and still hunting the mountains - just a bit slower, and I've stopped carrying them out whole. Stuff that is meant to move should be kept moving for as long as you can manage.
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John Gryphon
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You know how it is over there. I`m old enough to qualify for a chopper these days. That bench we rested on was a tough climb to.
Btw for those here that naysay, here is a good example why you don`t or shouldn't have exposed stainless when you are hunting. AND he`s in the shade ffs.
Rafter
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Yes.
The Ruger SS mod77's were the worst, I watched a mate walk across a valley one day and it looked like he was carrying a light saber.
That said, it was his work rifle and he shot well over 2k deer with it, so who knows. I hit mine with a can of green paint and don't worry too much about it any more. Comes off with paint stripper if I feel like a change.
The Ruger SS mod77's were the worst, I watched a mate walk across a valley one day and it looked like he was carrying a light saber.
That said, it was his work rifle and he shot well over 2k deer with it, so who knows. I hit mine with a can of green paint and don't worry too much about it any more. Comes off with paint stripper if I feel like a change.
John Gryphon
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Its even easier to tape them,the self sticking cloth type tapes are fantastic.
The tape on my 7mm SS rebarrel has been on it for years and years. Had a look through emails and its been on since the start of 2009 and she`s been in every sort of weather and hunting conditions. Recommended.
John Gryphon
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Longevity comes with fitness,inhaling Krylon doesnt lol.....tape!
Still don’t know if I can realistically get my guns over so might have to start again anyway. I might steer away from my heavier type set up and go lightweight…
John Gryphon
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its easy to get a firearm in NZ
Yeah but I want to keep all of mine
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