Which Gun Do I Need
Jan 29, 2013 09:09:59 #
SteveR wrote:
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I hope you're already a member. If not you can send donations or fees up here but Obama cancelled further deliveries for now so I might be a while getting it. :thumbup:
Jan 29, 2013 16:42:26 #
twincreek wrote:
I would just call the hunt off, you can not buy any ammo these days anyhow.
Ok, let's take a ride in your cobra. I got to drive a friends 427 once at riverside raceway (Calif) and it scared the hell outta me!
Jan 29, 2013 17:27:10 #
Brian in Whitby
Loc: Whitby, Ontario, Canada
I am surprised nobody has mentioned the use of dogs.
My pappy always took a dog with him when he went hunting.
They even have a couple of special breeds developed just for that purpose. There is the ever popular Rock Hound and the natural that takes to rock hunting from a very young age the Pebble Pup.
My pappy always took a dog with him when he went hunting.
They even have a couple of special breeds developed just for that purpose. There is the ever popular Rock Hound and the natural that takes to rock hunting from a very young age the Pebble Pup.
Jan 29, 2013 17:39:42 #
Brian in Whitby wrote:
I am surprised nobody has mentioned the use of dogs.
My pappy always took a dog with him when he went hunting.
They even have a couple of special breeds developed just for that purpose. There is the ever popular Rock Hound and the natural that takes to rock hunting from a very young age the Pebble Pup.
My pappy always took a dog with him when he went hunting.
They even have a couple of special breeds developed just for that purpose. There is the ever popular Rock Hound and the natural that takes to rock hunting from a very young age the Pebble Pup.
When I go spear diving, I find them
using rock lobsters or rockcods.
Feb 5, 2013 09:12:26 #
Michael O'
Loc: Midwest right now
SteveR wrote:
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I was thinking that caliber and barrel length would be two things to take into consideration.
Martys wrote:
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A rock'et of smaller caliber would work nicely
SteveR wrote:
I'm going rock hunting next month, just wondering what would be the best gun to use?
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A rock'et of smaller caliber would work nicely
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I was thinking that caliber and barrel length would be two things to take into consideration.
Well, someone above ran pretty well thru the caliber gamit, except for the 375 mag. I like the 28 inch barrel, although many calibers are offered in 26 inch.
Feb 5, 2013 16:08:25 #
Brian in Whitby
Loc: Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Michael O' wrote:
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With telescopic sights the length of the barrel is less significant.
In the old days of iron sights, a longer barrel meant a greater distance between sights. with a log barrel, a small bit off aim, for example half a bead width would result in less error with a long barrel than with a short one.
I think telescopic sights are a really good idea so you can stand well back from the rock. Sometimes the rock will shatter especially if you hit it dead on. You wouldn't want to be hit by bits of falling rock.
While on the topic of safe hunting, never shoot at a rock that is above you on a hill. You are likely to get that lost Indian, falling rock chasing after you.
Feb 6, 2013 18:05:55 #
You can use a reciprocating forward reverse
Airgun. But only for close quarter battles.
I call it a jack hammer.
555
Airgun. But only for close quarter battles.
I call it a jack hammer.
555
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