Originally Posted by
WCO R.W.J
Apply for the next training class , spend 50 weeks at the Academy, Then you will know all about it.
Its not hard to understand, Common sense and good judgement apply when enforcing the law. If every law was enforced to the letter everyone would be getting a ticket for something, (56 in a 55 mile an hour zone)
I measure from the beam just as they do for measuring trophys. If its close the hunter gets the benefit of the doubt. Would you be happier if I slammed everyone for being 1/32nd of an inch short?
I don't want to know it all, I just want to know when a point that is less than 1" becomes a violation and the hunter no longer gets a break.
You say if it is close the hunter gets the break, so how do you define "close"? BTW, I agree that if a point is within 1/32nd, the hunter should get a break.
Are there still two types of AR violations, the accidental illegal kill and the intentional violation?