tylerjwitty
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That's pretty neat , slight over kill but neat .
234 Wildcat Family....ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY
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tylerjwitty
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Tis possible .
I have always wondered if the longer the boolit is the better flight it has??
I have always wondered if the longer the boolit is the better flight it has??
Well this has taken a strange turn............not interested in launching arrows, already have a gadget with a string on it, that does that quite effectively..........
After discussions with Marshal some time back we decided that bullets will be in the 90-110 gn weight..........he wasn't sure how light he could go using 6mm jackets, and I'm looking for a dual purpose large varmint (wolf, coyote, fox) and light big game (antelope, deer, caribou) cartridge. Anything using lighter bullets can be done with a 22-250 or a Swift, and anything needing heavier bullets jumps up to the 25-06 or 257 Bee..........this is just my vision, anyway...........
After discussions with Marshal some time back we decided that bullets will be in the 90-110 gn weight..........he wasn't sure how light he could go using 6mm jackets, and I'm looking for a dual purpose large varmint (wolf, coyote, fox) and light big game (antelope, deer, caribou) cartridge. Anything using lighter bullets can be done with a 22-250 or a Swift, and anything needing heavier bullets jumps up to the 25-06 or 257 Bee..........this is just my vision, anyway...........
tylerjwitty
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Strang it might be but after three days of steady rain and my garden under 4 inches of water , one tends to get bored
Rain drops keep falling on my head ......
Rain drops keep falling on my head ......
tylerjwitty
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I think I remember hearing a fellow stripping the fletch in off a cross now bolt and shooting from a 410
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tylerjwitty
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Would it be legal to use bow hunting?
Absolutely, without any question.
When the Conservation Officer disagrees with you, just tell them you read about it on the Internet. You can also tell that to the judge.
Ummm ... you would be discharging a firearm at game while carrying a bow tag during bow season Tyler-j-witty ... no matter what description of projectile that firearm discharged 'in the general direction' of said game.
A huge no-no.
tylerjwitty
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I was just wonder what determines the bow hunting part . The limb, string, or arrow ..
By all means if there is better things to entertain this forum til Wally spits out some 234 guns , have at er
By all means if there is better things to entertain this forum til Wally spits out some 234 guns , have at er
hometownhero
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That would be the BOW in bow hunting. Its not bow and if you feel like it gun hunting season. A gun is not a bow.
tylerjwitty
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tylerjwitty
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Extremely informative . So if a bow operates on gas expansion it's good ?
No TJW, a bow MUST work on limb energy to be classed as a bow, and must transfer that energy to the arrow by means of a string or cable..........if you make a bullet 28" long and fire it from a barrel it is still a bullet, not an arrow. It may be called a flechette, but it is still a bullet unless it is being propelled by means of a string and limbs.................
Ardent
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Wally the walrus ???
How old are you?
