Cherokee
Medina, Ohio
what this country needs is a good 37 caliber semi auto round, with a rimmed twin for the revolver crowd.
Have you looked at the Super 38 ? Never mind, you said 37 Cal., why not 40 ?
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what this country needs is a good 37 caliber semi auto round, with a rimmed twin for the revolver crowd.
I have hunted my entire life, I have harvested more Deer than i can Remember, Numerous Elk, And Bear. In that time i have seen a LOT Happen. It is not uncommon to see Deer Jump/Kick, and RUN like the Wind for up to 100 Yards after being Shot Through the Lungs with a 180 Grain Bullet Traveling at 3,000 FPS MV From a .300 Winchester Magnum, The Deer is Dead, But don’t always go Down right there, In fact they RARELY do. I have seen more DRT Stuff with Slower Moving Projectiles Than Souped up Hotrods. A Bullet that Doesn’t always Exit the Body, one that DUMPS ALL of it’s Energy inside the Body is a pretty impressive Sight. These Muzzleloaders i shoot are a Great Example of that.
I think you can use too much gun. But for me it's the nutjob behind the trigger that's the problem, not so much the caliber or cartridge. I've said for quite some time that if our hunters were limited to things like 6.5x55, 257 Robts, 7x57, 308, 30-06, we'd have a lot more HUNTERS, a lot less hail Mary shooting and way less fat coyotes.
Tasha's breakfast this morning.We're on the same page with regard to shooting a curious K9. Pretty sure nearly everyone on this site knows that our family are dog lovers to the extreme.
Anybody have any experience with or exposure to a Springfield EMP in 40 S&W?
I couldn't say it better (in regards to my personal use).My reason for carrying a revolver instead of an auto. Only one decision/action to take under stress. Pull the trigger or don't pull the trigger. No condition so-and-so, no safety to fumble with and require grip shifting, no clearing drills for stovepipes and jams, just make the choice to shoot or not shoot.