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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 54556" data-attributes="member: 704">I was channel surfing and came across one of those Alaskan shows last night.&nbsp; Two guys, and a guy and wife were hunting an island for deer.&nbsp; First the wife has pressure on the trigger when she takes the safe off and shoots past the husbands ear.&nbsp; Then I notice he has the barrel and forearm duckt taped together.&nbsp; Even when many yards apart they scream at each other &quot;firing&quot; before taking a shot.&nbsp; I guess they only wanted to harvest stupid deer.Over the years I have kept things and I have a film container (if you can remember what those are) full of all types of firearms screws.&nbsp; Mostly the little ones you take out of a rifle before attaching your mounts.&nbsp; Every once in a while it comes in handy.&nbsp; I guess I fibbed about the film canister, I just remembered I switched to a larger jar because I added a Timney trigger for a Remington to the catch all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 54556, member: 704"] I was channel surfing and came across one of those Alaskan shows last night. Two guys, and a guy and wife were hunting an island for deer. First the wife has pressure on the trigger when she takes the safe off and shoots past the husbands ear. Then I notice he has the barrel and forearm duckt taped together. Even when many yards apart they scream at each other "firing" before taking a shot. I guess they only wanted to harvest stupid deer. Over the years I have kept things and I have a film container (if you can remember what those are) full of all types of firearms screws. Mostly the little ones you take out of a rifle before attaching your mounts. Every once in a while it comes in handy. I guess I fibbed about the film canister, I just remembered I switched to a larger jar because I added a Timney trigger for a Remington to the catch all. [/QUOTE]

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