sure, I'd like to see the AR de-restricted they're a blast to plink with, I'd also love a CCW but would I ever take that thing hunting? No, call me Fudd but I won't carry a plastic hunting rifle.
So no synthetic stocks on your bolt guns?
Black Rifle of yesterday = sporting rifle of today
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So no synthetic stocks on your bolt guns?
- Location
- Ontariariario
True they don't charge you in waves.
However,We party hunt with a gang and if the group of deer is of acceptable size I have filled half of our gangs tags at the same time on several occasions. (with my CZ 52/57 in 7.62.39 )
Eric
- Location
- Ontariariario
Nope! Just as long as only the hunters with the doe tags shoot the does .
sure, I'd like to see the AR de-restricted they're a blast to plink with, I'd also love a CCW but would I ever take that thing hunting? No, call me Fudd but I won't carry a plastic hunting rifle.
So pick-up some wood grips and a wooden butt stock for it. Problem solved.
sad - I would love to hunt with an AR-10
There, fixed that for you.
They should all be the same, handgun, rifle, semi, pump, bolt or revolver.Mark
I bought a Ruger Mini 14 Target in 223 when they first came out to use for hunting coyotes/predators sold it a few months later only because it was to heavy to pack around especially if I was snow shoeing in.
A far lighter R15 223 would be an very nice predator rifle that would fit right in with my 21" barreled T/C Contender carbine single shot in 223 and my 22" barreled Sako 85 Grey Wolf in 22-250.
I defiantely see a place for these kinds of rifles in the hunting world I would also hunt with handguns if it was legal...
A far lighter R15 223 would be an very nice predator rifle that would fit right in with my 21" barreled T/C Contender carbine single shot in 223 and my 22" barreled Sako 85 Grey Wolf in 22-250.
I defiantely see a place for these kinds of rifles in the hunting world I would also hunt with handguns if it was legal...
***This is a must see video for all hunters in Canada.
I think that the acceptance of AR type rifles for hunting has been accelerated in the US by the huge numbers of veterans from the Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan coming home with so much experience with the platform.
I think that the acceptance of AR type rifles for hunting has been accelerated in the US by the huge numbers of veterans from the Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan coming home with so much experience with the platform.
- Location
- Ontariariario
You and me both!
I'd LOVE to handgun hunt.
It would make dragging the deer (or other animal) out so much easier without having to pack out the rifle too!
Pathfinder
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Northeast Ontario
I would love a non-restricted AR in .308 or other chambering.
Mike Oxbig
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Scarborough Ontario
Who wouldn't.
Too bad we keep losing guns to the restricted and prohib category instead of gaining any.
I can't see it changing.
Wait a minute...does this mean I can post about Remington 742s in Black Rifles?
There have been some good campaigns in the states in the last 10 years, the NRA did a good job reminding 'duck hunters' that its 'united we stand, divided we fall'.
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
I have one in 223, the mid lenght one, would make a fantastic coyote gun.
If they ever are de-restricted I'm getting one in 7-08
If they ever are de-restricted I'm getting one in 7-08
Nope, I'm more of a lever action guy anyways.
So pick-up some wood grips and a wooden butt stock for it. Problem solved.
I've never seen an AR with wood grips or stock, didn't know such an animal existed. I think that would be neat, anyone have a pic?
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
04rubicon;3672577 I've never seen an AR with wood grips or stock said:look at the early AR-10 it had wood
Making what formerly was a "black rifle" into a "camo rifle" doesn't influence me one way or another to buy it. If it fits my "wants +/or needs" list then I'll buy it.
But if it gets more people interested in the sport and willing to lay down their hard earned cashed to get on board then I say paint 'em pink if it works.
NAA.
But if it gets more people interested in the sport and willing to lay down their hard earned cashed to get on board then I say paint 'em pink if it works.
NAA.
