Thread: First hunting rifle

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

You see deer get shot everyday by once every six months hunters who sight their rifle in and call it job done...

Very true but there's more blood to follow when they use a decent gun
Sorry it's deeply rooted hate
I do hope one day you'll see the light


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Originally Posted by BRADS

Very true but there's more blood to follow when they use a decent gun
Sorry it's deeply rooted hate
I do hope one day you'll see the light


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If people use a quality round with a well constructed bullet then the .270 will be as effective a caliber as any other on the hill.
Poorly constructed and cheap (usually 130 grain) bullets that suffer premature blow up and jacket separation are where the problem is with the .270...not the caliber!

Originally Posted by BRADS

Very true but there's more blood to follow when they use a decent gun
Sorry it's deeply rooted hate
I do hope one day you'll see the light


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I'm now glad I missed out on your hunt offer, was going to bring my .222.

Originally Posted by tetawa

I'm now glad I missed out on your hunt offer, was going to bring my .222.

Spose you only ever head shoot deer as well

Originally Posted by Frosty

Spose you only ever head shoot deer as well

No, like with any calibre the right bullet in the right place, all comes down to me getting it right.

Originally Posted by tetawa

No, like with any calibre the right bullet in the right place, all comes down to me getting it right.

The rifle in my photo is a .222, I've lost a few animals with it due to poor shot placement because my finger was getting itchy

Originally Posted by Shanes215

The rifle in my photo is a .222, I've lost a few animals with it due to poor shot placement because my finger was getting itchy

Use my 223 a lot, have be patient and wait for a good shot, makes you a better Hunter in my opinion. Anyone can blast both shoulders out with a canon as soon as they see an animal

Originally Posted by 223nut

Use my 223 a lot, have be patient and wait for a good shot, makes you a better Hunter in my opinion. Anyone can blast both shoulders out with a canon as soon as they see an animal

I thought if you shoot deer with a 223/222 it was mandatory to be a hard core head shooter?

Originally Posted by Shanes215

The rifle in my photo is a .270, I've lost a few animals with it due to poor shot placement because my finger was getting itchy and because its a dumb caliber

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You'll be happy to know I'm under strict instructions from the old man not to anywhere near a .270!