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To: marktwain
Statistically, in Wisconsin, it was likely a broken single shot shotgun or an old .22 rifle.

Hey, I've got a broken Remington 12 GA I should turn in. I mean sure, to the untrained eye it looks fine, seems to operate safely and fire when the trigger is pulled. But it is surely broken. The {expletive} thing just will not hit any geese... ;-) I'm sure it is the gun's fault. After all, if they are to blame for killing people, they must similarly be to blame for missing game. Right?

13 posted on 05/16/2016 5:43:13 AM PDT by ThunderSleeps (Stop obarma now! Stop the hussein - insane agenda!)
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To: ThunderSleeps

Every unsuccessful hunter knows that missed game is the gun’s fault. Sometimes a skilled hunter can “rehabilitate” these faulty guns.

You might try sending the gun to a successful hunter to see if they can rehabilitate it.

However, these guns are know to “reaquire” their bad habits at inappropriate times.


14 posted on 05/16/2016 6:00:37 AM PDT by marktwain
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