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Old 14-10-2014, 18:23   #556
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Re: Guns on a Boat, Yes or No?

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"Shall I remove the inboard diesel to allow room for my guns and get an outboard?"
The answer is YES!!!! A resounding yes!!!! As a certified firearms instructor you can take my word that guns are hands down more important then an engine. You are
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The answer is YES!!!! A resounding yes!!!! As a certified firearms instructor you can take my word that guns are hands down more important then an engine. You are
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I've been a bit busy, what was the consensus on importing turtles?

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I've been a bit busy, what was the consensus on importing turtles?

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I am truly dismayed that Tortoises are ignored on such a widespread scale.

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you will also find that the laws regarding firearms onboard are pretty much the same the world over
Yep, bring your" illegal to enter the country with" guns here. We had a mass escape from our high security prison a while back so have some spare room. And yes Atoll, I have verified this with customs and police maritime wing.
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I am truly dismayed that Tortoises are ignored on such a widespread scale.

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It's enough to make them turn turtle. Like a catamaran.

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It's enough to make them turn turtle. Like a catamaran.

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How could you not love a Tortoise?

Haters be gone!

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How could you not love a Tortoise?

Haters be gone!

That's not a turtle. THIS is a turtle:
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frisky little beast that one....
Has a touch of aggressiveness about him.
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I am truly dismayed that Tortoises are ignored on such a widespread scale.

Disappointed.
Turtles are not Tortoise's, only one of those can swim, the other is I believe an anchor

I had several red eared sliders end up in my pool a few years ago, my small Daughter wanted to keep them, but I knew they couldn't be bought anymore that they carried some kind of disease, not wanting to have my family contact some kind of disease I looked up why they couldn't be sold anymore.
Interesting once they reach a certain size, they can be sold in pet shops etc,
Turns out they carry Salmonella in their digestive tract, apparently a small child would put a small turtle in their mouth, the turtle I guess thinking it was being eaten, would sh** it's pants so to speak and the child would contract Salmonella. I can only assume Salmonella is life threatening to a small child.
Once they get big enough a child can't put one in their mouth, they can be sold.
Sounds like a load of BS doesn't it?
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Turtles are not Tortoise's, only one of those can swim, the other is I believe an anchor
Tortoises are a family of land-dwelling turtles in the order Testudines. Contrary to popular belief, tortoises are in fact turtles rather than part of a separate group
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Yep, bring your" illegal to enter the country with" guns here. We had a mass escape from our high security prison a while back so have some spare room. And yes Atoll, I have verified this with customs and police maritime wing.
A mass escape? I don't blame you for wanting him to bring some guns to you. When the civil authorities failed to protect you I guess you have to do it yourself. T/c
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If Testudines are anything like Brass Balls, that would definitely describe Smiley. He wasn't going to let anyone come near the pier while he was occupying it. If only he could be domesticated, I could strap my guns to his shell, have him swim along side, and let Customs harass HIM for a change.
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If Testudines are anything like Brass Balls, that would definitely describe Smiley. He wasn't going to let anyone come near the pier while he was occupying it. If only he could be domesticated, I could strap my guns to his shell, have him swim along side, and let Customs harass HIM for a change.
They probably would class him as a submarine
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