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    You need to see this

    Got this from my Gun Smith to put up in my shed where I do my reloading.
    A farmer brought his rifle in for some much needed repairs as the rabbits were giving his vegie garden a hammering he decided to thin the ranks. His gun had been in the shed for quite a while untouched until he picked it up and I will let the pictures tell the story here fellas..........
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    I'm cringing just thinking about it! That's got to hurt!

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    Is it punk wood or did a Kangaroo gnaw at it?

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    LMAO WP I ensured there were no more of those pesky termites hiding waiting to have a go at my guns!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CINDERS View Post
    termites
    Vicious little ba$tards......

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    Yep, termites...
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    Can anyone think up a suitable caption for the pictures in post 1, please?

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    I saw the second picture and without looking any further instantly thought "White Ants".

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    Termites

    Tough termites them to be able to chew through 3mm steel.

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