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 Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 1:46 pm
Soo; how many of you guys are leaving?
I leave tomorrow, and I won't be back until late Sunday. I know your lives will be miserably with out me, but you should be fine. xp
I'm definitely going to look forward to the wonderful 8 hour car drive tomorrow. rolleyes
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 2:12 pm
Well, I'm not sure if I will be hunting.
Probably not.
I've got one shotgun and it doesn't even have a slug barrel.
stare
Stupid, "omfg shotgunz only okayz?/" zones.
Really what is it? Are the ricochets what they're worrying about?
I honestly don't think that SPs, or JHPs ricochet that much.
Definitely not at all when they hit something like... you know, an animal.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:29 pm
I heard it was mainly for when you miss an animal, and something/someone happened to be where it landed.
ANYWAYS.... to my knowledge, you don't NEED a slug barrel as long as you take out the choke.
Sure; it'll be a little bit too long, but it's better than not going eh?
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:30 pm
OberFeldwebel Well, I'm not sure if I will be hunting. Probably not. I've got one shotgun and it doesn't even have a slug barrel. stare Stupid, "omfg shotgunz only okayz?/" zones. Really what is it? Are the ricochets what they're worrying about? I honestly don't think that SPs, or JHPs ricochet that much. Definitely not at all when they hit something like... you know, an animal. You have a shotgun that can't handle slugs? I didn't know that was possible, inform me please? AND THANK ******** GOD THEY FIXED QUOTES! scream
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:38 pm
war_junky 91 OberFeldwebel Well, I'm not sure if I will be hunting. Probably not. I've got one shotgun and it doesn't even have a slug barrel. stare Stupid, "omfg shotgunz only okayz?/" zones. Really what is it? Are the ricochets what they're worrying about? I honestly don't think that SPs, or JHPs ricochet that much. Definitely not at all when they hit something like... you know, an animal. You have a shotgun that can't handle slugs? I didn't know that was possible, inform me please? AND THANK ******** GOD THEY FIXED QUOTES! scream Careful now, don't jinx it. Well, I have used it without the slug barrel and no choke, but I just figure that a rifled barrel would work better than a non.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 5:09 pm
Barru war_junky 91 OberFeldwebel Well, I'm not sure if I will be hunting. Probably not. I've got one shotgun and it doesn't even have a slug barrel. stare Stupid, "omfg shotgunz only okayz?/" zones. Really what is it? Are the ricochets what they're worrying about? I honestly don't think that SPs, or JHPs ricochet that much. Definitely not at all when they hit something like... you know, an animal. You have a shotgun that can't handle slugs? I didn't know that was possible, inform me please? AND THANK ******** GOD THEY FIXED QUOTES! scream Careful now, don't jinx it. Well, I have used it without the slug barrel and no choke, but I just figure that a rifled barrel would work better than a non. Maybe after a ton of slugs going through, the barrel might get a slight twist in it that makes the wad in a regular shell spin. As we all know, that is a bad thing.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 5:57 pm
Hunting season started last Saturday here. I went out Monday and saw a, singular, one, deer. a young doe, but I didn't take the shot, let her grow up, maybe get her next year.
I took my M1 with 165 grains of partially jacketed lean core.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 6:24 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:06 pm
Last year when I went hunting I zoned out and then suddenly noticed a rather nice size buck at the tree line staring me down.
I couldn't move to shoot a slug drown his chest because like I said, he was staring right at me.
Then he started to move slowly to it's left along the tree line.
A small pine blocked his view so I slowly raised the shotgun and aimed past the tree.
Suddenly something spooked him and he took off.
gonk
It was probably some douche bag squirrels.
I hate those ********.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:10 pm
I don't hunt. I'm too much of a sissy to deal with the field dressing and whatnot, and I do NOT have the patience to sit and wait for something to come to me. All my targets are targets of opportunity. Anything inside my fenced yard is fair game.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:17 pm
Fresnel I don't hunt. I'm too much of a sissy to deal with the field dressing and whatnot, and I do NOT have the patience to sit and wait for something to come to me. All my targets are targets of opportunity. Anything inside my fenced yard is fair game. I would do something like that, but since the game warden has actually come out after our property line neighbor bitched, I probably wouldn't be doing that. I have spotted squirrels, turkeys and pheasants in the front yard and, I'm sure that if I bait them, I'll get deer too. Well, this guy is being a douche bag. At prime time he went out on his four wheeler with the muffler taken off and went up and down his property line revving the ******** thing. ... I feel like being naughty. I want to put chlorine in his oil. I think he's jealous or got a hair in his v****a because the guy that we let hunt on our land bagged several deer this season and got three on the last.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:14 pm
Wait, when you say "slug barrel", do you mean a rifled shotgun barrel? Because they make fin-stabilizing slugs for smoothbore barrels.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 9:49 pm
Requiem6661 Wait, when you say "slug barrel", do you mean a rifled shotgun barrel? Because they make fin-stabilizing slugs for smoothbore barrels. Yeah, rifled barrel.
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:09 am
OberFeldwebel Fresnel I don't hunt. I'm too much of a sissy to deal with the field dressing and whatnot, and I do NOT have the patience to sit and wait for something to come to me. All my targets are targets of opportunity. Anything inside my fenced yard is fair game. I would do something like that, but since the game warden has actually come out after our property line neighbor bitched, I probably wouldn't be doing that. I have spotted squirrels, turkeys and pheasants in the front yard and, I'm sure that if I bait them, I'll get deer too. Well, this guy is being a douche bag. At prime time he went out on his four wheeler with the muffler taken off and went up and down his property line revving the ******** thing. ... I feel like being naughty. I want to put chlorine in his oil. I think he's jealous or got a hair in his v****a because the guy that we let hunt on our land bagged several deer this season and got three on the last. Nobody complains out here unless you shoot their dog or something, and we've got a lot of our own land and uninhabited land to buffer us form neighbors. The fenced area is smack in the middle of our land, and it's a while before you hit neighbors. I just don't like wild animals inside our fence. It's fenced for a reason, unless it can fly it's got no business being in here.
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