I shot the biggest bear of my life with a 7.62x39. Double tapped him in the armpit and he went about 10 feet.
He was 6’10”.. 350lb spring weight.
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I shot the biggest bear of my life with a 7.62x39. Double tapped him in the armpit and he went about 10 feet.
He was 6’10”.. 350lb spring weight.
Got the snubby recon non folder 223/556 and must say it is now my favorite bolt gun to date. She fits fine in my little tac bag with a diamond back tactical 5-24x50Originally Posted by CC89
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I totally agree with you. Such a fun and accurate gun to shoot.
People actually do truck guns? Is that even legal?
Never trust the feds, they got cameras high up in the skies that can read the colour of our eyes.
I blasted a bear 2 ish years ago at 7m with a shotgun, I was actually so close that I pulled the wad out of the bears shoulder
Never trust the feds, they got cameras high up in the skies that can read the colour of our eyes.
I'm surprised you don't stlll see the odd gun rack in southern Alberta... maybe further north?
Your not supposed to store guns in your vehicle longterm if that's what your thinking..... but driving around in the country with Jumper cables, tow ropes and other tools is still a thing.
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
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