every gun deserves a can...pronouns or notI'm obviously not a rifle hunter but there is something inherently wrong about putting a can on a lever gun. That thing definitely has pronouns.
every gun deserves a can...pronouns or notI'm obviously not a rifle hunter but there is something inherently wrong about putting a can on a lever gun. That thing definitely has pronouns.
I'm obviously not a rifle hunter but there is something inherently wrong about putting a can on a lever gun. That thing definitely has pronouns.
You obviously live in a state that is still free!!! At this point we take what we can get…… cans and all!!!! If I slap an AR Mag in that thing greater than five rounds it’s illegal for hunting in NY!!! Freak gun or not.I'm obviously not a rifle hunter but there is something inherently wrong about putting a can on a lever gun. That thing definitely has pronouns.
I'm the same way with long action bolt guns. Nothing wrong with them it's just when hunting the thick stuff, by the time I can see animals they're practically climbing in the stand with meOne of the reasons I'm considering it is that I already have dies and components to reload for myself.
My primary issue with the 30-06 isn't the power, its more the length and bulk for comfortable use in the saddle. I've carried the .35 Rem in the saddle a few times and its short length and lighter weight make it so much more convenient. If my daughter wasn't carrying it now it would be my preferred saddle rifle. Secondarily I'm tending to hunt thicker areas now during rifle season than I did in my youth and one of the reasons I liked the .35 Rem so much is that its a great brush gun. Big slow heavy bullet takes a little more to get deflected than the speedy one, at least in my mind. I'd find another .35 but that would prevent its use in other parts of the state should I decide to go there sometime.
The HoloSun is awesome! It has an adjustable brightness for the dot. Depending on the model, you can get either red or green dot color. The green dot is easier to see on brighter days and yet it can be turned down for those last light situations. Not having to deal with the eye relief is a huge benefit!I've killed a couple deer with my Red Hawk but don't hunt with it as much as I would like because the 2x scope on it has such bad eye-relief and poor low light vision. I lose the last 15-20 minutes (prime time) of evening hunts. How is the HoloSun in low light?
I owned a Henry steel frame 44 Mag. and thought it would be cool to use the same reloads that I use in my Ruger Super Redhawk. The Henry wouldn't handle the beast loads that were very accurate in my Super Redhawk, as they jammed in the chamber and had to be pushed out.I have heard mixed reviews on the Henry quality. I have one buddy who likes his and another who turned it around almost as soon as he bought it.
I love the idea of the 45-70, I've been toying with that idea for years but it is another round that is banned in the lower 1/3 of the state based in its case length.
I understand why you would say that based on the the suppressed stuff I have shot or been around while being shot. I just simply disagree from a tradition and heritage standpoint if we are talking about a wood stocked bolt or lever gun.every gun deserves a can...pronouns or not
We got room for you as long as you leave them up there.You obviously live in a state that is still free!!! At this point we take what we can get…… cans and all!!!! If I slap an AR Mag in that thing greater than five rounds it’s illegal for hunting in NY!!! Freak gun or not.
Ha! I live in such a socialist state, I mistook your meaning of “can” as a magazine not a silencer……… It’s like living in N.Korea here we have no clue of the present day vernacular……….so give me a breakLOl!!!I understand why you would say that based on the the suppressed stuff I have shot or been around while being shot. I just simply disagree from a tradition and heritage standpoint if we are talking about a wood stocked bolt or lever gun.
Good looks don't kill deer, but it will wreck your hearing...I understand why you would say that based on the the suppressed stuff I have shot or been around while being shot. I just simply disagree from a tradition and heritage standpoint if we are talking about a wood stocked bolt or lever gun.
Not disagreeing but I can get ear plugs without having to buy a tax stamp or going to see the ATF proctologist.Good looks don't kill deer, but it will wreck your hearing...
That's why I don't own one myself, but a man can dream.Not disagreeing but I can get ear plugs without having to buy a tax stamp or going to see the ATF proctologist.
You're ahead of me, I dont even have a centerfire rifle. LOL Shot a good many just never owned one.That's why I don't own one myself, but a man can dream.
NEVER?????!!!!! you should get that looked atYou're ahead of me, I dont even have a centerfire rifle. LOL Shot a good many just never owned one.
Nope. Dad never owned one cause he said it just didnt seem sporting to shoot deer at 40-50 yards with a rifle when he could kill them at 10-15 with a bow. I wasnt allowed to start deer hunting until I could draw a 50# compound which was age 12. He did late in life hunt a few times with a ML but never shot a deer with one, just let em walk. I have killed a pretty good handful with ML, shotgun and rifle but all the rifle deer were with borrowed guns from guys that wanted me to shoot deer with them. I have a ML and will take it out for a hunt ever few years and usually shoot a doe or two with it. Was just raised bowhunting and when I did finally kill a few with various guns it just never has been the same for me and has mostly been relegated to management type hunts to thin does. A couple times I have come close to buying a rifle but never pulled the trigger lol. Rifles are fun I just dont have the desire to shoot deer with them. May try to snipe some skwerls this weekend with the 22 though.NEVER?????!!!!! you should get that looked at
I also had problems jamming the Henry with the best loads for the Red Hawk. I was running a square top Keith reload then bought a round nose mold and now cast these. They shoot great in both guns.I owned a Henry steel frame 44 Mag. and thought it would be cool to use the same reloads that I use in my Ruger Super Redhawk. The Henry wouldn't handle the beast loads