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Aren't guns an expensive hobby too? The cost of a hi calibre bullet is a buck a shot? I remember shooting a shot gun at target clay pidgeons, your semi-auto 22 rifle & a 303 - boy that 303 was ever loud. Certainly fun and beats pellet guns and paint ball.
I assume you go to the burnaby range. msjboy |
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They're trigger locked, then locked in a 350 pound gun safe, and the house has central monitored alarm.
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And hopefully there's no dirtbags on this site casing out our stuff
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Dirtbags, normally cannot afford to setup a saltwater system
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Here's mine:
PEW PEW, PEW PEW! |
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Yes which is to be expected, two locks minimum by law. That really doesn't stop people from trying, it's the trying act you need to be concerned about. Don't get me wrong I'm super jealous of your grandfathered licence but still think people that make there possession of such public knowledge is not just foolish but immature as well.
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I used to shoot 105mm howitzers, does that count? The C7 and C9 machine guns were a lot fun too, especially at night with tracer rounds in the mag.
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Size Matters |