megalomaniac
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Does it include the barrel adapter to accept a tail fan?
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Thats an extra 500 bucks
Setterman
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I'd rather get beaten by that gun than hunt with anything that Waddells name is associated with
prstide
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(Not directed at you)Wouldn't that make Bone Collector the assembler and not the manufacturer? They should just tell people the truth. They ain't manufacturing NOTHING!
Kind of what I was thinking..I was just repeating what Waddell said on his Facebook post.
Just blows my mind that that cheesy thing costs more than my new benelli
deerhunter10
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cost more than many known great guns. It'll be interesting to see how they sell. People love bone collector.
prstide
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I knew you were just passing info along. I went back and looked at the comments in the YouTube video again a bit ago. He's finally admitting that it's a Turkish gun after all the backlash.
You can by the same quality "turkish" gun off gun broker wayyyyyy cheaperI knew you were just passing info along. I went back and looked at the comments in the YouTube video again a bit ago. He's finally admitting that it's a Turkish gun after all the backlash.
and it will be worth more because its not associated with him
Yeah it looks like a 300 dollar gunYou can by the same quality "turkish" gun off gun broker wayyyyyy cheaper
thats the stuff that just drives me nuts. Just be transparent about it so people know what they are getting. Again just blows my mind to sell that thing at a cost of a new SBE3 or a new Beretta.
Plateau Hunter
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Hey…that BC branding will make the longbeards run right up to you…c'mon man
RobDooley
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I simply cannot justify paying that amount for TSS either. I saw some the other day for $76.00. To each his own. My old 12 gauge loaded with Longbeards XRs still kills them dead as a hammer.
Can easily load your own currently for around $25 per 5 (for 20 gauge at least). 5 shells will last some folks more then a few seasons
But if you got a load that works and your confident in it then by all means. As discussed on here a bunch, the main gain for me when I switched was having a much lighter gun to carry around and I didnt give up anything in the lethality
Setterman
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Given the new info on the mfg of the gun it just reinforces my disdain for Michael Waddell. There's probably lots of devotees to him that are going to get fleeced by him On this one. I can't stand that guy
mike52
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If I had a 1000 sq ft, climate controlled gun safe I would maybe buy 1 or 2 if money was no object, BUT since I don't have the money nor the 1000 sq ft gun safe think I will pass. I cant keep up with the Jones and will not try
woodsman04
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I liked young original Micheal Waddell. And I wonder if sometimes he really thinks about what he is doing. He used to act like he was against hunting to market and make millions. But the Waddell of the last decade and a half is exactly what the hunting "industry" has become.
woodsman04
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The more things are marketed by the "pros" the less I use them hahahahaha…
I turned in real tree several years ago. With Mossy oak now beginning to follow the same trajectory I will soon turn on them.
All the real tree and or Mossy oak I currently own may still be used, but I will never buy anything from either of them again.
I turned in real tree several years ago. With Mossy oak now beginning to follow the same trajectory I will soon turn on them.
All the real tree and or Mossy oak I currently own may still be used, but I will never buy anything from either of them again.
I will say this. EVERYONE says if they had the choice they would never become what the industry is. How we when millions are on the line people can change quick. No idea what I I'd do if roles were reversed. I know what I'd say now as a poor fella lol
