r/canadaguns 9d ago

Shooting Making noise

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u/One_Salary_9068 9d ago

Che Bella Canottiera 🤌🏼

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u/iNeedAdivorce 9d ago

I dress to impress.

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u/One_Salary_9068 9d ago

Perfecto 👌🏼

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u/LumberjackCDN Gold'n Loan Outfitters & Pawn 9d ago

Hell yeah brother.

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u/Spiritual_Block6193 9d ago

Beautiful shooting Spot, but please love the land and clean up after. I spent last weekend near Port Hardy cleaning up shotshells near my favorite shooting spots

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u/iNeedAdivorce 9d ago

Everything picked up. Always.

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u/Spiritual_Block6193 9d ago

Based firearms and nature enjoyer

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u/Papabandit_ 9d ago

know your target and whats beyond it? nah Imma shoot da bush. But on a real note that is an beautiful shooting spot

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/Papabandit_ 8d ago

because someone got automodded for being disrespectful the first part is me trolling lmao I can see the angle he's just shooting into the dirt

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u/Dontbetriggereddude 8d ago

Is a forest on flat ground considered a back stop for gun safety purposes?

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u/iNeedAdivorce 8d ago

What you can't see because you've never been here is that there is a slope about 80 yd back from me that goes up about a thousand feet. Would your assumptions be counted as intelligence?

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u/Dontbetriggereddude 5d ago

It was just a question.

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u/SKS1953 9d ago

What did the tree ever do to you

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u/DryF1re 9d ago

exactly the kind of behaviour that gives shooters a bad name.

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u/iNeedAdivorce 9d ago

What are you on about fudd? I'm shooting into a slope in the bush. Didn't shoot a tree. Nicked some brush. Tidied up. NO ONE ever comes here. I'm a 30 minute boat ride from the nearest dirt road.

You don't know shit and you showed it off to the world.

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u/DryF1re 9d ago

Bruh, shooting lead pellets into the water table is a great idea. You know why shooting waterfowl in Canada is done with steel shot now, right?

You behave, think, and look like someone who doesn't think about things like that though.

You aren't a sportsman or a hunter who wants to engage with his environment. You're a hillbilly with a gun. Don't pretend you are anything but.

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy 9d ago

He could be using bio ammo for all you know

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u/M3NUTN 9d ago

Ain't see a single shot go into the water neither

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u/yolo_swagdaddy 4d ago

Shouldn’t shoot lead within a certain distance of water regardless. The birds think it’s food and the lead leaches into water. Theres a reason you can’t use lead shot for birds, even in the middle of a field.

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u/IAMURBUNKLE 9d ago

Greta over here crying about the water table