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about all these boating accidents.........

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  • SCOUT5
    Actually it was a negligent discharge of a firearm that put a hole in the bottom of the boat causing it to sink taking all the guns with it to the bottom.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    SCOUT5 wrote:
    Actually it was a negligent discharge of a firearm that put a hole in the bottom of the boat causing it to sink taking all the guns with it to the bottom.



    I concur.







    Damn Cottonmouths.
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  • us55840
    I'm not sure but possibly the people that owned the boat the on Boston bomber was hiding may have taken a few hits from law enforcement. Then again, it was just sitting in a driveway, not on the water.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    SCOUT5 wrote:
    Actually it was a negligent discharge of a firearm that put a hole in the bottom of the boat causing it to sink taking all the guns with it to the bottom.

    select-fire, is that you?
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  • Mr. Perfect
    SCOUT5 wrote:
    Actually it was a negligent discharge of a firearm that put a hole in the bottom of the boat causing it to sink taking all the guns with it to the bottom.

    But enough about select-fire.
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  • pulsarnc
    No but I did learn a valuable lesson about boats . Daddy always said to be very skeptical of anything a used car salesmen said about a used vehicle when you were shopping for a car . Funny he never said anything?s about buying a used boat from a used car salesman. Turned out to be an expensive lesson
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    15 12ga slugs through the bottom of the boat. Snake dropped in passing under a tree branch. Lost the boat,all the guns,and the safe.
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  • He Dog
    Haven't had a boat since I lost my guns. Don't trust the darn things. Actually I have never had a boat. It is a mystery how my guns went down with one, but true none the less. I hope to own another one day.
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  • bustedknee
    When the Feds show up at my house and want to see my guns, I'm going to point out the fact that everyone I know lost all their guns in unfortunate boating mishaps, so I held a couple yard sales in which I sold them all my guns.

    Get your stories ready about your 2nd boating accident.


    I actually lost a gun in a sunken boat many years ago. The Coostacaws sank my boat one night in Thomas Bay, Alaska.....
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  • mrmike08075
    Remember the Maine!!!

    I remember that all her firearms were recovered including her .236 Lee Navy straight pull rifles - they were quite desirable once upon a time.

    Bannermans catalog used to have a full page spread dedicated to arms recovered from sunken boats and naval vessels...

    I know magnet fishing has spread from Europe to the United States and Canada - and recovery of firearms from bodies of water ate quite common.

    Criminals in Philadelphia stopped disposing of firearms in the Delaware river because the dredge vessels kept bringing them back up.

    And no your rainbow unicorn pool floatie does not count as a boat no matter how many AR rifles you claim you took tubing.

    Be creative - what about submarines or hydrafoils...

    I mean if you lost all your guns in a submarine accident you are the man.

    Trap shooting while water-skiing???

    White water rafting with your Springfield scout...

    In a kayak with a Kalashnikov...

    Mike
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    I lost the rest of my guns building a fence,,,
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  • mrmike08075
    I lost my rail gun in an orbital reentry vehicle accident.

    I lost my hand napped from Flint nodule atlatl tips in a land bridge migration accident.

    Mike
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  • babun
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