Your story of shooting the aircleaner on your VAC reminds me of a an evening of woodchuck hunting. Back when I was first married, my wife's brother and father came up here, (a 15m drive from the valley town they lived in) at least once a week, and sometimes more. They were "into guns" and I never knew what they would show up with. Back Then my BIL drove a Rambler, one of those ladybug shaped ones. We headed out around the neighborhood one evening and and the wife's dad had a new high powered toy with a big scope. We spotted a wood chuck across a long flat field, so we stopped and Herb pulled out his big toy and laided it over the roof of the Rambler and touched it off! Same deal as you, only the bullet penetrated the roof and wiped out the winshield. The brother IL had a sh!t fit. It kinda scared all three of us, but after we got back to my house, we had a couple of beers and it became a joke, Knowone ever shot over the roof of a car after that! Fence posts became the bench rest of choice. Both of them are gone now, but the memories will of them will last forever. I have a real nice Remington 22 bolt action, critter gun,that my FIL gave me and a Remminginton 12 gauge "deere" (LOL) gun that my dad bought me. Remington Arms Co. Is about 35 miles from here, so we're pretty parcial to them since they are one of our areas still remaining employers, and a lot of us have relitives and friends that work there and get limited employee discounts.
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