Oh my... oh my. Explaining that one to the wife will need to be... creative.
He can just be glad he didn't put a round through his tailgate.
A while back, I heard of folks stealing the tailgates off of pickups. Some were saying that the replacement would be like $1500. Just think of how much the new tailgates on the pickups with the fancy, smancy multi-functioning step would cost to replace.
My F450 with the old style step would be bad enough.
A while back, I heard of folks stealing the tailgates off of pickups. Some were saying that the replacement would be like $1500. Just think of how much the new tailgates on the pickups with the fancy, smancy multi-functioning step would cost to replace.
My F450 with the old style step would be bad enough.
It happens.
I've seen a few creased hoods.
Destroyed a cheap sand bag with cylinder/barrel gap myself.
YEARS ago on my dad's very first deer hunt with a scoped rifle, a couple rounds went into the dirt mound in front of him before he figured out the barrel was a couple inches lower than line of sight. Buck never moved and he finally got it.
I've seen a few creased hoods.
Destroyed a cheap sand bag with cylinder/barrel gap myself.
YEARS ago on my dad's very first deer hunt with a scoped rifle, a couple rounds went into the dirt mound in front of him before he figured out the barrel was a couple inches lower than line of sight. Buck never moved and he finally got it.
Thats a mistake you only make once though.
Two guys I know did that same thing with a new .50 cal.
Trucks are supposed to have some dings in them anyway.
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