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For a hunting application about the only thing they are good for is calling coyotes and the like. Am I missing something?
But I guess that you are good with less effective weapons, say bow and arrow?I cant think of any situation where an AR is a great choice for deer hunting.
Don’t forget loud motorcycles. Those are far more prominent disrupters of the peace in the TN mountains, but I know many jam-up motorcycle owners/riders.Seems like the consensus is, none of us have a problem with AR's we have a problem with A-holes...
and there seems to be a higher than normal percentage of AR owners that are A-holes.
For whatever reason some things just attract a certain kinda of person... pitbulls, glocks, Subaru WRX's, subwoofers, monster energy drinks, ford raptors.
Yes! Interesting phenomenon for me is that the true essence of backcountry in Montana in the late summer is getting back in far enough that you no longer hear the Harleys screaming down the highways.Don’t forget loud motorcycles. Those are far more prominent disrupters of the peace in the TN mountains, but I know many jam-up motorcycle owners/riders.
...I have let my niece and kids hunt with it using 62gr TSXs and 65gr SGKs for ranges under 100yd. It has been very effective, taking 4 or 5 deer with none lost. ...
I actually like the SGK better, more shock and better exit wound. I haven’t tried the Speer. The TSXs barely left a blood trail with a tiny exit wound. Deer was shot at 10 yards and ran less than 30Considering these 2 or 70 grain Speer bullets for a game load vs 50 or 55 grain soft points. Which do you prefer?
Other than my daughter taking her lion last year with BLK, I haven't had an opportunity to use my AR on anything else.
There are several big game worthy calibers for the ar15. Ill be bear hunting with a 450 bushmaster this year, just for something different.For a hunting application about the only thing they are good for is calling coyotes and the like. Am I missing something?
I cant think of any situation where an AR is a great choice for deer hunting.
Bow and arrows suck too.But I guess that you are good with less effective weapons, say bow and arrow?
TouchéBow and arrows suck too.
And for different reasons.Touché
There is some merit to letting a kid use an AR that has a collapsible stock and is chambered in 223. IE the gun fits the kid better than a full sized bolt action and the recoil is minimal. That's one thing they are good for.Some people love AR's and some people hate them. My Family loves to go shoot them. My Daughter killed a Doe pronghorn with one and it worked great.