Whats the proper firearm to hunt Easter Eggs with?

[MikeBjerum]

if a man wuz to use too much gun would he end up with egg on his face?

 

Don't know about "egg on face," but I bet you could get sunny side up with the right tracer! 

[DonWorsham]

Due to the fragility of the egg I suggest empty hand techniques.

[Lucas]

Ok, Im gonna need a boat, yeah a big boat.  Im also gonna need 3 kegs of gunpowder, 1 case of rum, a machette, and a guide who speaks Hootoo, yeah Hootoo

[tombogan03884]

Del Shannon,  Is that you?

More like Monty Python and the Holy Grail 

[Hazcat]

if a man wuz to use too much gun would he end up with egg on his face?

 

***GROAN*** 

You just me up!

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[Cancerman]

There was an article in an Guns and Ammo magazine 20 some years ago that discussed building a 22/458 cartridge. Basically necking a 22 long rifle up to .458 calibre. Sounds like that would be the ticket for them easter eggs.

[Hazcat]

More like Monty Python and the Holy Grail 

I fart in your general direction!

[Hazcat]

Ok, Im gonna need a boat, yeah a big boat.  Im also gonna need 3 kegs of gunpowder, 1 case of rum, a machette, and a guide who speaks Hootoo, yeah Hootoo

Ya lost me on this one (But it does sound like fun!)

[KahrMan]

Is an M1 Garand with a S&W M1917 revolver as backup 'enough gun'

It is not the eggs but that darn easter bunny you need to get.  Hence you should use a 12 gauge.

[Hazcat]

It is not the eggs but that darn easter bunny you need to get.  Hence you should use a 12 gauge.

OK!  Now ya dun it!

I have to ask...









Which came first, the bunny or the egg?