The firearm thread

**Indiana_Jones** · 20th May 2009, 12:24

Don't the fucking know we need the ammo to kill the zombies for when they come!?

-Indy

**Mr Merde** · 20th May 2009, 15:13

How can the braindead understand the danger of the braindead?

Bugger the Zombies, what about the Vamps (orherwise refered to as polititians) and Wolves?

**fatzx10r** · 20th May 2009, 15:42

Originally Posted by Mr Merde

Bugger the Zombies, what about the Wolves?

silver bullets, that's guna cost ya

**Wolf** · 20th May 2009, 16:28

Originally Posted by Mr Merde

How can the braindead understand the danger of the braindead?

Bugger the Zombies, what about the Vamps (orherwise refered to as polititians) and Wolves?

Do what you like to the zombies but leave the wolves alone - lest we shoot back

**Indiana_Jones** · 20th May 2009, 17:34

This thread always comes back to zombies lol

-Indy

**The Pastor** · 20th May 2009, 18:09

http://www.seasonshot.com/

has anyone seen this? It must be a pisstake surely?

But it got me thinking, i shot a hare with some number 4 lead ammo and cooked it up (had some for lunch - very nice). but i found the occasional ball still in the meat (hurts your teeth man!) is that bad health wise? i mean most shot duck would be filled with it surely.

**fatzx10r** · 20th May 2009, 18:26

Originally Posted by renegade master

http://www.seasonshot.com/

has anyone seen this? It must be a pisstake surely?

But it got me thinking, i shot a hare with some number 4 lead ammo and cooked it up (had some for lunch - very nice). but i found the occasional ball still in the meat (hurts your teeth man!) is that bad health wise? i mean most shot duck would be filled with it surely.

flavor from the inside out lol, what a crock. as for the lead shot, swallowing lots lot's of little ball's of lead cant be to good for ya, but steel shot is what most use these day's so i dont think that it would be to much of a problem

**Mr Merde** · 21st May 2009, 08:19

I suppose how well your stomache does in digesting the lead. A medical person would be able to tell you this. It probably just passes through your system.

Why waste a #4 on a hare. .22 does just as well and is cheaper. 50m and they just leap into the air and drop. never had one travel more than 1 m from where it was shot.

Start my turkey season this comming weekend. I have an order for 30 from a restaurant. Last month I have been walking the hills and finding out where they roost. Got a couple of good spots with flocks of 20+.

**Wolf** · 21st May 2009, 09:08

Originally Posted by renegade master

but i found the occasional ball still in the meat (hurts your teeth man!) is that bad health wise? i mean most shot duck would be filled with it surely.

we used to have a saucer on the table for any shot we bit down on when eating duck - part and parcel of eating wild duck. Yeah, lead shot does hurt the teeth.

Probably swallowed some shot over the years, too.

**Indiana_Jones** · 21st May 2009, 12:03

Originally Posted by Mr Merde

Start my turkey season this comming weekend. I have an order for 30 from a restaurant. Last month I have been walking the hills and finding out where they roost. Got a couple of good spots with flocks of 20+.

Sounds like you might need a hand there Chris?

Field test for the BSA perhaps? 5kg .22 = heavy lol

-Indy

**The Pastor** · 21st May 2009, 12:27

Originally Posted by Mr Merde

Why waste a #4 on a hare. .22 does just as well and is cheaper. 50m and they just leap into the air and drop. never had one travel more than 1 m from where it was shot.

well you see, its more fun with a mate on a quad with a spotlight and me on the back with a shotgun, he spots a bunny guns it while Im balancing on the back with a loaded 12g.

just gotta watch out for the fences!

**Mr Merde** · 21st May 2009, 13:39

Originally Posted by renegade master

well you see, its more fun with a mate on a quad with a spotlight and me on the back with a shotgun, he spots a bunny guns it while Im balancing on the back with a loaded 12g.

just gotta watch out for the fences!

Understood

A lot to be said for the FUN factor