Using your ML during rifle season...
#12
RE: Using your ML during rifle season...
Our "gun" season for deerallows shotguns, muzzleloaders, or archery. All I've used for the past 10 or more years is a muzzleloader. The choice of inline or sidelock depends on location and weather. If shots will probably be less than 100 yards and/or the weather might cause problems with a scope the sidelock gets the call.
#14
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RE: Using your ML during rifle season...
ORIGINAL: Red Lion
How many of you use your ML during regular firearms season? I am just curious, as I plan to use my savage ML during regular firearms season this year.
How many of you use your ML during regular firearms season? I am just curious, as I plan to use my savage ML during regular firearms season this year.
#15
RE: Using your ML during rifle season...
My state (Ohio) does not allow centerfires. After about 15 years of being smacked around by slug guns, I finally wised up and got a muzzleloader. Difference is day and night. Cheaper to shoot, more accurate, better triggers, less recoil, and the deer are just as dead. Even if I went hunting in a state that permitted centerfires, I would not feel undergunned with my muzzies.
#18
RE: Using your ML during rifle season...
The only time i feel dis-advantaged is when going after a big hog in a thicket with a M/L.i'm getting a Remington type cap and ball revolver for that reason.