Reply With QuoteProbably mil-surp ball ammo to boot.
No way for a bull PD to die......
inglorious.....
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Imagine the devastating end of a once-proud prairie dog.
The bull prairie dog had physically worked out almost since birth.
Ate only the right diet.
Took his vitamins.
Practiced his aerobatics and acrobatics daily.
Studied under the best coaches and trainers.
Practiced proper meditation techniques to mentally prepare himself.
Knew he was worthy of taking a 220 Swift round.
But then was gut shot by an inconsiderate person using a plain non-descript 223.
What a horrible end to one who had prepared himself so intensely for a glorious end.
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Probably mil-surp ball ammo to boot.
No way for a bull PD to die......
inglorious.....
a sad end indeed...
....BUT....it was actually a 223 Ackley Improved round, cleverly disguised at the standard 223.
His life ended with a tremedous flip and a vertical height display that others would be jealous of.
This is exactly why I build fancy wildcat rifles, so the bulls can take their last flip with pride.
This will help my wife have a whole new understanding for why I spend money on these rifles.
Now, where did I put Jims phone number, time to order up another action
Its them or you no other choice, if they attack its all over.
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