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These are the packs here:
They are Eberlestock S25GN packs. This pack fits the Lelya so perfectly it is almost like it was designed for it. The one closer to the camera is my .22 Lelya, and that pack is the Military Green / Urban Gray color. The one further away is my Dad’s .25 Lelya, and his pack is the Coyote Brown / Dry Earth color. I was very excited as I got my first squirrel with my .22 Lelya. Headshot at 20 yards stopped it dead in its tracks.
It has the perfect amount of room to keep everything you need to go out and shoot. I usually keep my gun, pellets. range finder, and binoculars in the pack.
Thanks for info. Nice Lelyas. I’m in for one of those packs! Good find man.
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(Sigh…) Yet more precious Pearls of Wisdom tossed before the swine, only to be ground beneath the hooves of the Great Unwashed!
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.300 blackouts, whale pee toms….. I’m sweepy …… Yawn
No you see, these are british cows, well known for being able to handle even the largest of Kiwi members. Just check out this poor sperm whale that had a little too much to drink one night and was taken advantage of by a British girl
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Can’t see how that’s possible Wingman! The Giant Moa is hung like an elephant. A cow wouldn’t survive the encounter.
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We have a crazy old lady in our neighborhood that is trying to cross a dangerous Moa bird with her domestic cows to get a white meet two legged cow bird that produces a milk suitable for a cooking cheese to complement its giant eggs that make great omelets.. she thinks there is a market for such a creation in the USA..
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I’ve heard their white meat tastes like chicken!
Moa’s are NOT extinct. In 2010, the last recovered records of the ill-fated Ernest Hemingway’s 1935 expedition to locate a live specimen in the jungles of New Zealand, were unearthed and found to reference the “…loss of a full growed (sic.) male porter, along with two large hunting hounds of about 5 Stone 4 in weight, were taken by a large Moa bull, which was stumbled upon by the scouting party well in advance of the main portage!”
You must admire the natives who hunt those monsters with spears!!!
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Nice looking piece of equipment. However, can it drop a charging, full grown Bull Kiwi in FULL RUT? And I don’t mean slow it down, I mean drop it in it’s tracks!!!
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Yea no issues… Kiwis are not so tough when they are in rut as the have giant male members that cause an awkward “pole vault” kind of phenomenon when the try to run..
Its those evil giant Moa birds you have to watch out for.. ever woundered how scary it would be to be chased by a Velociraptor? Come hunt the New Zealand forests and try you luck with a Moa!
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Nice looking piece of equipment. However, can it drop a charging, full grown Bull Kiwi in FULL RUT? And I don’t mean slow it down, I mean drop it in it’s tracks!!!
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DT
These are the packs here:
They are Eberlestock S25GN packs. This pack fits the Lelya so perfectly it is almost like it was designed for it. The one closer to the camera is my .22 Lelya, and that pack is the Military Green / Urban Gray color. The one further away is my Dad’s .25 Lelya, and his pack is the Coyote Brown / Dry Earth color. I was very excited as I got my first squirrel with my .22 Lelya. Headshot at 20 yards stopped it dead in its tracks.
It has the perfect amount of room to keep everything you need to go out and shoot. I usually keep my gun, pellets. range finder, and binoculars in the pack.
LARUE with a NEA PDW AR-15 Retractable Stock Kit 8.2″ Noveske barrel in .300 Black out
Wingman NZ , is that your AR laying on the cherry bomb pact ? Looks nice and short , What caliber is it and who makes it ? All info would be great .
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Mine with the R3M
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