Marti375
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It's 4 am and I'm hungery, wondering where I should go for breakfast. Just wondering where everyone likes to stop to eat before they hit the woods.
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I stick with the ML during regular just because I like it. I do however strap on the .357.
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I bought a package deal and swaped out the simons scope with a leupold I had. As for someone looking for a solid starter gun the Savage combo isn't a bad deal. the Savage I bought has a free floated bbl that you can change and put a different cal. on. I think you also have to change the bolt head when you do that.
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I'll use whatever shoots more accurate out of my guns. Can't kill them if you can't hit them. you have to kill it before you can grill it.
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Questions like that don't bother me. I just consider where it's comming from a "NON HUNTER".
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I do have larger hand guns. They allow you to carry a .22 during regular season as long as you do not use it as a primary or secondary impliment for deer hunting. I understand they don't want you to take shot with a 357 if you muzzleloader doesn't go bang or you miss.
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Uncle Ted is awsome.
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I would just rinse it with water and hang it outside to air dry.
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Grizzly bears just want you dead. So if you play dead they usually leave you. Black bears usually run away but if they attack they most likely will eat you.
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Most guys would recomend a 44 mag revolver for bear. That also a bit much for home defense. I hunt with a muzzleload and carry a 357 with hard cast ammo for bear. So a nice revolver in 357 with a 4 in bbl would do fine. You can 38 through it for cheap practice. I would stay away from autos unless you really do a lot of practice. I carry for work and one thing I know a revolver doesn't jam like an auto. Takes a lot to get use to tap and rack situations.
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S&W Model 686 .357 pricing
Marti375 replied to Culvercreek hunt club's topic in Guns and Rifles and Discussions
Last year I bought a 686 ss new. I belive it was some where around 750. My best guess would be no more than 450. -
Most places sell BUCK SHOT, dont get caught hunting with it.
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I just looked on the savage web site at the axis. While im sure its a great gun I noticed that it does not have the accu trigger. I bought the model 111 which has the accu trigger and I really like. What I don't like about the one I have is that it does not have a detachable mag. I bought the package deal at the Sports Authority for 399.
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30-06 or 308 ammo is every where and in many variations. I sugessted the 308 for the lighter recoil on a new hunter. Both very accurate rounds. TC makes a quality gun but I think there over priced and over rated.
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I have never shot a bear myself, but a 308 should be more than enough gun.
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Rifle I would go with a savage package deal. I bought one last year for a bad weather gun in .308. It's a awsome shooting gun. Not a big shotgun hunter but think a remington or mosberg pump would be ok.
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What bothers me is there is no crossbow course, and you don't need a bow license. I can see alot of stupid stuff happening.
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Rossi is part of Taurus, As for Ruger. Most people swear by there Rugers I did nothing but swear at them. I had owned three different Ruger hand guns. Not only were they inaccurate but the 44 mag fell apart on me every time I went to the range.
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Did that once, made a hat out of the thing.
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it's been along time since heared that one. I used nail polish on my muzzleloader nipple and caps to keep them water proof.
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I fired a couple over the years and they seem to be good shooters. Long story short I decided to get a 357 last year. After alot of research I purchased a S&W model 686, 6 shot,6 in bbl. The fit and finish on the S&W was so much better and wow it is the best shooting revolver I ever fired.
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I have to be clean shaven for work, which sucks. I grew my beared out for the season every year when I could.
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I'm not looking to hunt with it. I'm just looking for that warm fuzzy feeling, should I have to spend another night in the woods during ML season.
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I may NOT carry any firearm during bow season, understood. I may carry the 22 during regular deer season, understood. Where lies the ML season?