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The Harris Waltz campaign to attract men provided a good laugh when Waltz was exposed by his shotgun who was smarter than he was.
Having to qualify with the shotgun on a regular basis as a police officer, I can say that I never saw that kind of an epic fail of an officer bent over a shotgun trying to unload it. As one wag put it, it was as if the gun magically appeared in his hands, and he didn't know what to do with it.
The only thing that I took from the video is if you go hunting with Walz, you will want to know where he is at all times until the hunt is over. You would do both him and yourself a big favor if you unloaded his gun yourself.
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"Now, Tim, put this in your shirt pocket and button it in. I'll tell you when you can load your weapon."
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Also, great tag.
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A Baretta A400 can be northwards of two grand! I'd have more of a problem affording one than loading one. Supposedly he got it when he "was shooting a lot of trap." He didn't learn how to load it then?
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I prefer to think the shotgun had a struggle with Walz.
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"Take your filthy hands off me, you damned dirty ape!"
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