rtk wrote:I don't see anything wrong with it, the caliber is sufficent for stop/knock down. It would most likely be easier to tote around with a 5 round magazine rather than a 30 rounder though.
chudrockz wrote:I was wondering if anyone has experience with/ recommends this. Also, if FMJ or HP better? I have an AK Saiga in 7.62 x39 and was strongly considering using it for deer hunting in two weeks.
ijosef wrote:I don't know why you girls still hunt deer with guns. I just scale a tree (no stand, mind you) and patiently wait until a choice specimen comes my way. The deer cannot sense me, for I am learned in the ways of the ancients and have masked my human scent. I wear no clothes save for the loincloth crafted from the 40-point buck I slew on the eve of my fifth birthday. Once the time has arrived, I throw myself down upon the deer's back and proceed to choke it out, using the technique perfected by none other than The Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase. If the deer should happen to throw me off (which doesn't happen often, but did last year since my strength was comprimised from the previous week's hand-to-hand combat with a black bear), I maintain the grip with my legs and force it to submit to a triangle choke. Once the hunt is complete, I plunge my hand into the deer's viscera and pull out its heart, devouring the still-warm and steaming muscle and gaining the knowledge of the deer and all those before it.
ijosef wrote:I don't know why you girls still hunt deer with guns. I just scale a tree (no stand, mind you) and patiently wait until a choice specimen comes my way. The deer cannot sense me, for I am learned in the ways of the ancients and have masked my human scent. I wear no clothes save for the loincloth crafted from the 40-point buck I slew on the eve of my fifth birthday. Once the time has arrived, I throw myself down upon the deer's back and proceed to choke it out, using the technique perfected by none other than The Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase. If the deer should happen to throw me off (which doesn't happen often, but did last year since my strength was comprimised from the previous week's hand-to-hand combat with a black bear), I maintain the grip with my legs and force it to submit to a triangle choke. Once the hunt is complete, I plunge my hand into the deer's viscera and pull out its heart, devouring the still-warm and steaming muscle and gaining the knowledge of the deer and all those before it.
Shipyard wrote:no kidding. that guy gets banned from here more than i quit this place
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