Actual Grizzly Shooting

i've had personel experience with a grizzly and the 220 nosler partitions did just fine, only instead of hopping up the load i kept them a little slower for more impact. also you mingt want to consider barnes 220 solid core, very good bullet as well.
 
MK77 said:
i've had personel experience with a grizzly and the 220 nosler partitions did just fine, only instead of hopping up the load i kept them a little slower for more impact. also you mingt want to consider barnes 220 solid core, very good bullet as well.
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COuld you clarify that statement? I'm wondering what you mean by "a littl eslower for more impact"

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Amphibious said:
yup. just takes some practice.
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But you're Amphib. We're just mere mortals.:p

Gatehouse(with spelling mistakes fixed-it's hard to type with them big paws of his) said:
Could you clarify that statement? I'm wondering what you mean by "a little slower for more impact"
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I was wondering the same thing.

And yes Clarke, I'm busting your chops only because I know I'm far enough away that you can't get to me!
 
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BigUglyMan said:
But you're Amphib. We're just mere mortals.:p
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yes, and as one of my minions I command you go off in search of Nubile Virgins and Frothy beer! Bring them to my Appartment and thus apease your Zeus-like Overlord :D

(Practice means about 75 2.75" slugs, and lots of ice for the wrist :p )
 
I practiced with apistol grip shotgunand slugs, and Amphib is rigth, if you practice with that thing, you can get it too shoot well enough.

I would extend my arms straight out, and aim down the barrel, rather than shoot form the hip.

IN th eend, I figured a 14" barrle witha full stock was way more practical, not much longer, less painful and faster to aim and shoot with.;) :D
 
Gatehouse said:
IN th eend, I figured a 14" barrle witha full stock was way more practical, not much longer, less painful and faster to aim and shoot with.;) :D
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X2. Ponly reason I used the pistol grip is it fit on my freedive float better ;)
 
Here is a picture of one. It looks smaller in the pic than it is in real life. This one fell to a single 220gr Partition fired out of a .300 Win Mag. Range was about 75 yards.
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BigUglyMan said:
Did someone clobber a 'yote too? I see something furry in the left of the pic.
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A different fellow shot the coyote.


Do you ever go out by yourself or is it always a buddy thing.
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Brambles: I have gone alone, but every time I do I end up either passing game up or shooting them and then wishing I had passed them up. It is REALLY freaking hard getting even a small deer into the back of a truck. Plus, it sucks getting stuck and then crawling around in the mud trying to get your vehicle unstuck. For those reasons I usually go with my brother or one of a few hunting buddies. Slowly I'm learning how to get by. The best bet for me is to hunt on agricultural land, it is more open and flat.
 
1899 said:
Here is a picture of one. It looks smaller in the pic than it is in real life. This one fell to a single 220gr Partition fired out of a .300 Win Mag. Range was about 75 yards.
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Who is buddy in the wheelchair? No mudders, no winch? Gotta tip my hat to him!
 
That's me in the wheelchair, and thanks for the praise on the bear, but I didn't pull the trigger. My hunting partner did. It was a very healthy animal, and as you can imagine he was very pleased with his luck.
 
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