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Just have a liquid tap at the bottom of the silo,
just so you can sip them home brewed corn squeezin's,
know what I mean?
just so you can sip them home brewed corn squeezin's,
know what I mean?
How-to-take Down A Silo
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P95Carry
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Both Steve - both!!
Go fetch another shooting buddy - and get both into action!
MikeIsaj
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"On The Last Shoot Of 7.62x39 I Heard My Father-in-law Say Here She Comes And We Took Off Running"
What is the range of your rifle? What is the height of the silo?
Running should not have been necessary.
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What is the range of your rifle? What is the height of the silo?
Running should not have been necessary.
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Berg
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So you are posting here under 2 names? Duck God and FreedomV? 
I want to see the video of this....
I want to see the video of this....
I'm the father in law. (freedomv)
We had a board fence to or backs that prevented us from being further away from where the silo dropped.
In the interest of confining our shots to certain areas and angles to prevent mishaps etc it was necessary to position oneself at a place that we would be in harms way if something did not go according to plan. Hence "Exit stage right."
Speaking of things going as planned, the farm wife said: " It dropped right where you said it would." Although I actually was trying to drop it about 5 degrees from where it ended up. But that is close enough.
Incidentally this would be number 7 or 8 that I have taken down and haven't had any real or unforseen problems doing them. Allthough I took one down that actually had a barn built right up to and connected to it at the roof line. I was sweating that one a little bit. But if you do your home work it really is not much of a problem.
Vern
We had a board fence to or backs that prevented us from being further away from where the silo dropped.
In the interest of confining our shots to certain areas and angles to prevent mishaps etc it was necessary to position oneself at a place that we would be in harms way if something did not go according to plan. Hence "Exit stage right."
Speaking of things going as planned, the farm wife said: " It dropped right where you said it would." Although I actually was trying to drop it about 5 degrees from where it ended up. But that is close enough.
Incidentally this would be number 7 or 8 that I have taken down and haven't had any real or unforseen problems doing them. Allthough I took one down that actually had a barn built right up to and connected to it at the roof line. I was sweating that one a little bit. But if you do your home work it really is not much of a problem.
Vern
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NEXT TIME CALL ME BEFORE YOU DO THIS!! I WANT A SHOT TOO!!
thorn726
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AAAAAAAAARRTRGGHH! you do this before and no vid!!
oh i cant believe you guys did this more than once and still no video of the fall.
well, i am jealous and a half of the fun you all must have had.
if you do it again, i beg you - VIDEO !!!
oh i cant believe you guys did this more than once and still no video of the fall.
well, i am jealous and a half of the fun you all must have had.
if you do it again, i beg you - VIDEO !!!
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