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My bad experience MPI STOCKS
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<blockquote data-quote="joep17" data-source="post: 1410825" data-attributes="member: 1457"><p>Rich,</p><p>I have to LMFAO because what follows is purely meant for humour and I hope all take it as such.</p><p></p><p>#1</p><p>Won't wear hearing protection on a 10 day hunt. Especially when calling and on horse back. Shoot about 5000 rounds in F Class and RSO so mandatory. prairie dog shooting needs them.</p><p></p><p>#2</p><p>I am only a few years behind you so I am only 80% behind you on real life experiences. This is what I respect more than anything.</p><p></p><p>#3</p><p>I take 2 rifles and binos on every trip as I have had failures.</p><p></p><p>#4</p><p>Only take cartridges to Africa that you can buy ammo for there in case they get seized.</p><p></p><p>#5</p><p>Have fun and respect everyone else's experiences as they grow up to take our places in our sport.</p><p></p><p>#6</p><p>Never allow a muzzle brake in hunting camp.</p><p></p><p>Edit to put # 7</p><p>My late father who passed in 1989 taught me how to hunt ethictly and fair chase. His thoughts were that everyone has their "best way" to do what works "best for them" and to never criticize some one else who has not stood in your boots at the exact moment if decision.</p><p></p><p>Best of luck to all the hunters and shooters who pick the best gear, best places to hunt, and most importantly best pals to do it with.</p><p></p><p>Suddenly #5 and #7 make our sport great. Tell your camp pals they are doing great. Enjoy the moments. Relive the shots. Strive to be be just a little better. What a wonderful life experience we will get from it.</p><p></p><p>Shoot long, shoot often, and shoot accuracately with a rifle you have confidence in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joep17, post: 1410825, member: 1457"] Rich, I have to LMFAO because what follows is purely meant for humour and I hope all take it as such. #1 Won't wear hearing protection on a 10 day hunt. Especially when calling and on horse back. Shoot about 5000 rounds in F Class and RSO so mandatory. prairie dog shooting needs them. #2 I am only a few years behind you so I am only 80% behind you on real life experiences. This is what I respect more than anything. #3 I take 2 rifles and binos on every trip as I have had failures. #4 Only take cartridges to Africa that you can buy ammo for there in case they get seized. #5 Have fun and respect everyone else's experiences as they grow up to take our places in our sport. #6 Never allow a muzzle brake in hunting camp. Edit to put # 7 My late father who passed in 1989 taught me how to hunt ethictly and fair chase. His thoughts were that everyone has their "best way" to do what works "best for them" and to never criticize some one else who has not stood in your boots at the exact moment if decision. Best of luck to all the hunters and shooters who pick the best gear, best places to hunt, and most importantly best pals to do it with. Suddenly #5 and #7 make our sport great. Tell your camp pals they are doing great. Enjoy the moments. Relive the shots. Strive to be be just a little better. What a wonderful life experience we will get from it. Shoot long, shoot often, and shoot accuracately with a rifle you have confidence in. [/QUOTE]
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