Stop discussing and delete the Turkey Guns Thread completely!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uJouw9uh84
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Load some TSS for that bad boy :you_rock: :TooFunny: :TooFunny:
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Dagum :TooFunny:
Looks like he's trying to find his teeth at the end there.
Wouldn't want to shoot that sucker while sitting against a tree. :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy:
OUCH!!! :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy:
Whoa
That's crazy
good night :TooFunny: :TooFunny: :z-dizzy:
Quote from: TURKEYWHACKER on February 11, 2014, 09:55:01 PM
Wouldn't want to shoot that sucker while sitting against a tree. :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy:
. I wouldn't want to shoot that thing period! :TooFunny:
I think we have found a new turkey gun
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Awesome. :TooFunny:
I think that gun shoots about a 4 ounce payload with 5 drams of black powder - I don't know what end of that gun hurts more
Yeah.......I'll pass on that one. :TooFunny: :TooFunny:
Say what You want, but I want one...Shannon would I still have to keep my conversations to 40 yards or closer?
And I complained about the recoil of 3.5 inch shells...
Man!! That thing kills on one end and ...well..it kills on the other end too!!
After his Orthopedic surgery went good, he'll spend the next 3 years in Therepy!
Here is another funny shooting video on You Tube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkgfrS9FanU
Wonder what choke would work best in that bad boy? :toothy12:
Wow. I am a bigger man but even I would refuse to shoot that monstrosity... :funnyturkey:
Quote from: Tom Dooley on February 12, 2014, 04:09:08 PM
Here is another funny shooting video on You Tube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkgfrS9FanU
I guess messing with your buddies is funny in any language.
Quote from: TURKEYWHACKER on February 11, 2014, 09:55:01 PM
Wouldn't want to shoot that sucker while sitting against a tree. :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy: :z-dizzy:
No doubt!
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That gun I think is a modern reproduction of a vintage 4 bore/gauge
8 and 4 bores saw widespread use during turn of the century market gunning for waterfowl , canvasback ducks would fetch upwards of $5 a piece for , it was popular here in the states and punt guns were common in England - guns like the one pictured really put a hurting on waterfowl populations , regulations were drafted around the timeframe of the migratory waterfowl bird act to outlaw them -
Some skull/ punt boats ( low sneak boats) often times had several mounted to the deck in a semi fan arrangement ,this was called a " battery'" many methods were deployed like drifting or stalking into a raft of ducks and shooting at the raft and trying to kill as many as possible , I would say they were getting as close as possible to kill as many as possible , and they shot geese, ducks and swans in this manner
If you know how to skull a sneak boat well you can get as close as 20 yards , a skull boat is low like a layout , but has a special oar out the back that is rowed in a semi figure 8 , they are very stealthy - I happen to know one person very well that was open water skull hunting diver ducks and he got so close and timed the shot so well with a browning A5 he killed 36 diver ducks with one shot --this was done in another country were there were no bag limits , and there literally hundreds of thousands of them - it's a situation like Argentina dove hunting
I have a few 8 bore Winchester rounds in my safe , I don't need them and was thinking of giving them away , they are slag rounds used to break molten iron from the insides of furnaces - neat shells
But anyways large bore guns like that were the hammer of doom for waterfowl a hundred years ago , they could kill at long ranges , and they could kill many many ducks with just one shot -
Quote from: Old Gobbler on February 12, 2014, 09:24:55 PM
That gun I think is a modern reproduction of a vintage 4 bore/gauge
8 and 4 bores saw widespread use during turn of the century market gunning for waterfowl , canvasback ducks would fetch upwards of $5 a piece for , it was popular here in the states and punt guns were common in England - guns like the one pictured really put a hurting on waterfowl populations , regulations were drafted around the timeframe of the migratory waterfowl bird act to outlaw them -
You beat me to it. I new a guy who had a 4ga and it was designed to be mounted to a duck boat.
He told me that they would take the whole flock with it.
Anyway that guy was looking for his fillings after that shot.
Some skull/ punt boats ( low sneak boats) often times had several mounted to the deck in a semi fan arrangement ,this was called a " battery'" many methods were deployed like drifting or stalking into a raft of ducks and shooting at the raft and trying to kill as many as possible , I would say they were getting as close as possible to kill as many as possible , and they shot geese, ducks and swans in this manner
If you know how to skull a sneak boat well you can get as close as 20 yards , a skull boat is low like a layout , but has a special oar out the back that is rowed in a semi figure 8 , they are very stealthy - I happen to know one person very well that was open water skull hunting diver ducks and he got so close and timed the shot so well with a browning A5 he killed 36 diver ducks with one shot --this was done in another country were there were no bag limits , and there literally hundreds of thousands of them - it's a situation like Argentina dove hunting
I have a few 8 bore Winchester rounds in my safe , I don't need them and was thinking of giving them away , they are slag rounds used to break molten iron from the insides of furnaces - neat shells
But anyways large bore guns like that were the hammer of doom for waterfowl a hundred years ago , they could kill at long ranges , and they could kill many many ducks with just one shot -