pabearhunter
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Well there was that little problem Remington had. Probably not a big deal Remington was kind of a small player at the time.
That again was a trigger problem not safety issue.
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Well there was that little problem Remington had. Probably not a big deal Remington was kind of a small player at the time.
That again was a trigger problem not safety issue.
This quote makes my Top 10 dumbest thing's I've read this year. Well done!
Do you also walk around with the with your rifle always at port arms? I bet bebopping through the woods with a slung/strapped-to-pack rifle cost way more shots on game, than whether or not a round is chambered.
As for the ML debate, one of my favorite features on my Knight Ultralight is the knob on the firing pin that can be spun down to physically make the firing pin immovable.
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I simply won't hunt with someone who keeps a round chambered in their rifle. I certainly don't trust the judgment of a person who thinks he/she won't make a mistake. It takes less time to chamber a round than it does to identify and acquire one's target, unless one is the kind of person who will shoot movement.
I simply won't hunt with someone who keeps a round chambered in their rifle. I certainly don't trust the judgment of a person who thinks he/she won't make a mistake. It takes less time to chamber a round than it does to identify and acquire one's target, unless one is the kind of person who will shoot movement.
If I hadn't had a round chambered he wouldn't be in my freezer right now.
Time isn't really a factor for me it's the noise and movement. Where I hunt Roosevelt's and blacktails you often don't see them until you are within 20 or 30 yards. The bull I shot this year was under 10 yards. If I hadn't had a round chambered he wouldn't be in my freezer right now.
Do you think the guy in OP Facebook video would trade the meat in his freezer to get back the life of his friend?
with that reasoning everyone should just quit hunting. People get shot by "empty guns" all the time. People get shot by people who don't have good backstops, they get shot by people who don't properly ID their target, they get shot by people who don't see them. None of those would be prevented by hunting without a round in the chamber. I am by myself 99% of the time and am always fanatical about muzzle control.Do you think the guy in OP Facebook video would trade the meat in his freezer to get back the life of his friend?
Sounds more like you should join me
Yeah, western hunting is a walk in the park. LOL Tell that to the guys that they pack out of the Crazies in a bag every couple of years.
The Breaks are pretty park-like too. mtmuley