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I spent an hour yesterday trying to take a decent pic of this blade and I just could not get the light right. I will redo them later in the week but this is a start...
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Came out great, brother!:thumbup:
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Looks good, Like you are ready to go on walkabout.
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Looks great bro. Congrats.
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Looks fine to me!
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Pack is an Eagle Patrol Pack...only one new thing... 
But I did only get the two... this one and the B&T ...
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What caliber? I thought you lived in Australia not Africa? LOL do y'all have water buffalo?
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Thanks guys..... see what I mean about light... that is a black/black canvas blade..
.375H&H ... and yes in fact we do... not as many as use to roam the top end but they are still there...and Bantang and the occasional Scrub Bull. The H&H also makes a fine Sambar rifle (a species of asian deer) but most recently I was hunting rabbits with it....
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Awesome shot mate! That looks like a hellishly fun rabbit gun 
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It is a black blade that is looking muddy due to the screwed up lighting.
Australian rabbits are not like the US variety, they have both large fangs and claws and, when in a charge, take lots of gun to stop......
Australian rabbits are not like the US variety, they have both large fangs and claws and, when in a charge, take lots of gun to stop......
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It is a black blade that is looking muddy due to the screwed up lighting.
Australian rabbits are not like the US variety, they have both large fangs and claws and, when in a charge, take lots of gun to stop......
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Wow, great combo! That rifle will make quite the pig slapper!
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and Andy probably gets them lined up for a good 5+ bunny per shot kill ratio... nice pic's~!