Moose rifle?
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You ain't missin much
Bigfoot 870
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this should be good..............
Yeah... If you carried a pukey Ruger No.1 with a sleek scope, you would be missing a BAR/red dot combo... probably in a plastic stock... instead of one shot through the lungs, you could crank off five rounds into its carcass before it hit the ground, and then for fun, pop in a second mag and crank five more into that fur sack... leave your skinning knife at home... just bring a camp stove, cause the burger is ready for the skillet...
the spank
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No video = did not happen!! I might believe 200 yards offhand rapid fire with a 7600 pump if they were weather balloons!!!
But if you are as good as you say you are......where were you when the allies needed your marksmanship skills to shoot down the 8,000 balloon bombs the Japanese unleashed in WW2?!!
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Bigfoot 870
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No video = did not happen!! I might believe 200 yards offhand rapid fire with a 7600 pump if they were weather balloons!!!
where were you when the allies needed your marksmanship skills to shoot down the 8,000 balloon bombs the Japanese unleashed in WW2?!!
But we all should believe everything you claim, right?
Words to consider, "I can't speak to what your experiences were, only to my own."
No video = did not happen!! I might believe 200 yards offhand rapid fire with a 7600 pump if they were weather balloons!!!
where were you when the allies needed your marksmanship skills to shoot down the 8,000 balloon bombs the Japanese unleashed in WW2?!!
Personally, if you can't put 2 rounds in a 10" target free hand at 200yds, you need more practice before you try to hunt something.
"Edit" consecutively , not out of a whole box of ammo!
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man this thread got silly fast LOL
while I usually use a bolt gun, I've hunted many trips with a highly accurate and ultimately reliable semi auto m14.
assuming a semi would be more problematic than a bolt gun is not true at all if yer using a semi auto designed for the battle field environment.
I've hunted the deep bush and hiked for freakin miles with my m14, hunted the rainforest and beaches of the queen charlottes/haida gwaii in the worst weather I've ever seen while hunting...... she went bang every time and only needed one shot every time.
choose a quality firearm and more importantly, learn how to maintain and shoot it properly and accurately..... what kind of action it is doesn't really matter.
while I usually use a bolt gun, I've hunted many trips with a highly accurate and ultimately reliable semi auto m14.
assuming a semi would be more problematic than a bolt gun is not true at all if yer using a semi auto designed for the battle field environment.
I've hunted the deep bush and hiked for freakin miles with my m14, hunted the rainforest and beaches of the queen charlottes/haida gwaii in the worst weather I've ever seen while hunting...... she went bang every time and only needed one shot every time.
choose a quality firearm and more importantly, learn how to maintain and shoot it properly and accurately..... what kind of action it is doesn't really matter.
Bigfoot 870
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- Nova Scotia
