The Shooters & Gun Owner Thread

[growler2058]

I used to have a few gats from .22 cal pistols, 9mm pistols, Lithgow .303's (love em) .22 rifles variety of shot guns. sold em all and got into archery for a while, let my licence expire, went to renew it a few years later and they say nooooooo, you gotta do a course join a club seperate lock boxes blah blah. SPEWIN!!!!! never shoulda let it expire. Have an indoor pistol range here in Adelaide that ive heard you can do your licence through by doing a log book, may have to suss it out i rekon

[Silver]

The owner of these tusks was sitting enjoying the early morning sun.

One of his grinders, and a lot of his teeth were pretty decayed.

I reckon he was sitting there thinking 'Hmmmm this sun is nice............. hmmmm my teeth hurt like #$%$%$....... hmmm, must hunt up some breaky soon ' and then he was intantaneously dead courtesy of a steady rest and my 6.5.

I am normally pretty discreet about locations, however this one is a 'pay to shoot' place near St George.

100% behind attention to firearm safety. Multiple layers of safety means that even if one layer goes astray, the rest ensure a safe outcome.

I only shoot ferals, but have no objection to those who take native animals provided they are sensible about it - which covers a lot of ground from using the meat to avoiding locally scarce animals etc. Most shooters in my experience are sensible and have strong ethics - which may or may not be different to mine. I avoid the rest.

[45/70]

Nice set of hooks there Silver, and you wont see too many rifles more accurate than the 6.6x55.

[270win]

Love em.

Current contents of the safe

• Remington Genesis .177 Air rifle
• Winchester Model 320 .22 Rimfire
• Remington VSSF II 22-250 Rem
• Sako 75 Stainless / Synthetic .270 Win
• 1943 Lee Enfield SMLE No1 Mk3 .303 British (Full wood)
• CZ 550 Safari .375 H&H Magnum
• Lanber 2087 Under / Over 12 Gauge
• IAC Lever action 12 Gauge

[hekarewe]

The owner of these tusks was sitting enjoying the early morning sun.

One of his grinders, and a lot of his teeth were pretty decayed.

I reckon he was sitting there thinking 'Hmmmm this sun is nice............. hmmmm my teeth hurt like #$%$%$....... hmmm, must hunt up some breaky soon ' and then he was intantaneously dead courtesy of a steady rest and my 6.5.

I am normally pretty discreet about locations, however this one is a 'pay to shoot' place near St George.

100% behind attention to firearm safety. Multiple layers of safety means that even if one layer goes astray, the rest ensure a safe outcome.

I only shoot ferals, but have no objection to those who take native animals provided they are sensible about it - which covers a lot of ground from using the meat to avoiding locally scarce animals etc. Most shooters in my experience are sensible and have strong ethics - which may or may not be different to mine. I avoid the rest.

good lookingh hooks there mate