noharleyyet
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So is there anyone who dislikes 6.5 MB to the point they would not hunt with someone who carried one?
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Probably, but there's no way you're bringing your cat.
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So is there anyone who dislikes 6.5 MB to the point they would not hunt with someone who carried one?
Asking for a friend
I was making fun of Vikings Guy (L 24-10) for his pretentiousness.....
Been called a lot of things before but not that one, glad to see some variety in the name calling. As for mocking a Vikings loss, 50 years of futile fanhood gives one thick skin. I still think the BF comment was bush-league, poke fun as you wish onpoint.
164. SMH. mtmuley
So is there anyone who dislikes 6.5 MB to the point they would not hunt with someone who carried one?
Asking for a friend
In others news, my Hammers just shipped.
Does said 6.5 MB owner carry around a milli vanilli greatest hits album or do the have a flat brim and drive a truck with Utah plates...
I have a confession to make, just picked up my first 6.5..deal I couldn’t resist.. something wrong with the cases though, they seem a little long and fat.. anyone know if a 140 vlds will hold together @ 3400 in a 1-8?
Is this the same BC that put their name on a long range reticle as being used by Leupold? And I presume receives compensation for doing so?Many ethics issues arise when talk comes to "long" distance hunting. Just because you CAN kill an animal past your MPBR (Maximum Point Blank Range) http://www.themeateater.com/hunt/bi...ank-range?mc_cid=57bc8823e4&mc_eid=2d2720bbb3 SHOULD you? Long distance hunters are nearly as lazy as road hunters in my book. What happened to closing the distance with a great stalk?
That being said, if you stay within a reasonable distance the 6.5 CM will do everything you need. I bought two for my kids since it has low recoil but effective terminal energy. I decided to give it a poke this season to see what I was handing them and I had a blast. I personally took an elk and one muley with it. One shot. Deadzo. My kids love it. They aren't recoil-shy from it. Would I give up my 30-06 for it? Nah. But I wouldn't hesitate to use it again. Past 400yds? Nope. But then again, I like the stalk and getting in tight is part of the game.
Fair chase anyone? Per BCC: "The Club finds that long-range shooting takes unfair advantage of the game animal, effectively eliminates the natural capacity of an animal to use its senses and instincts to detect danger, and demeans the hunter/prey relationship in a way that diminishes the importance and relevance of the animal and the hunt. The Club urges all hunters to think carefully of the consequences of long-range shooting, whether hunting with a rifle, bow, muzzleloader, crossbow, or handgun, and not confuse the purposes and intent of long-range shooting with fair chase hunting."
Something to chew on.
Many ethics issues arise when talk comes to "long" distance hunting. Just because you CAN kill an animal past your MPBR (Maximum Point Blank Range) http://www.themeateater.com/hunt/bi...ank-range?mc_cid=57bc8823e4&mc_eid=2d2720bbb3 SHOULD you? Long distance hunters are nearly as lazy as road hunters in my book. What happened to closing the distance with a great stalk?
That being said, if you stay within a reasonable distance the 6.5 CM will do everything you need. I bought two for my kids since it has low recoil but effective terminal energy. I decided to give it a poke this season to see what I was handing them and I had a blast. I personally took an elk and one muley with it. One shot. Deadzo. My kids love it. They aren't recoil-shy from it. Would I give up my 30-06 for it? Nah. But I wouldn't hesitate to use it again. Past 400yds? Nope. But then again, I like the stalk and getting in tight is part of the game.
Fair chase anyone? Per BCC: "The Club finds that long-range shooting takes unfair advantage of the game animal, effectively eliminates the natural capacity of an animal to use its senses and instincts to detect danger, and demeans the hunter/prey relationship in a way that diminishes the importance and relevance of the animal and the hunt. The Club urges all hunters to think carefully of the consequences of long-range shooting, whether hunting with a rifle, bow, muzzleloader, crossbow, or handgun, and not confuse the purposes and intent of long-range shooting with fair chase hunting."
Something to chew on.
I have a confession to make, just picked up my first 6.5..deal I couldn’t resist.. something wrong with the cases though, they seem a little long and fat.. anyone know if a 140 vlds will hold together @ 3400 in a 1-8?