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02-11-2009, 09:05 AM

#71

445 supermag

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RE: Full inclusion for PA

outsider but is the there any stipulation for only using Black powder. Because if they don't say Smokeless powder is forbidden then the savage guys CAN use smokeless powder.

As here in NJ it says NO SMOKELESS POWDER only black powder and such.

Just wondering what PA stated.

Brian

02-11-2009, 01:35 PM

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the outsider

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RE: Full inclusion for PA

I looked online under "Big Game Regulations" on the PGC website and didn't see any powder restrictions.

02-16-2009, 12:51 PM

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Hawkeye23

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RE: Full inclusion for PA

Just so you do know Sproulman regardless of whether or not you have a permitt to carry it is illegal in PA to carry a pistol while spotlighting. It is illegal to carry any firearm whether its a gun or bow.

02-16-2009, 05:45 PM

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sproulman

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RE: Full inclusion for PA

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ORIGINAL: Hawkeye23

Just so you do know Sproulman regardless of whether or not you have a permitt to carry it is illegal in PA to carry a pistol while spotlighting. It is illegal to carry any firearm whether its a gun or bow.

no, you can carry a PISTOL while spotlighting,all legal in pa if you have a LTC permit.

now you know why i get so mad over these things that are happening.

you can also carry a PISTOL while archery hunting.

weapon of choice is the THOMPSON CONTENDER PISTOL in the 223/222for poaching.

02-16-2009, 06:19 PM

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the outsider

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RE: Full inclusion for PA

Sproul is correct, you can carry a handgun while spotlighting and archery hunting, if you have a license tocarry. For all the details go to PGC's website and lookunder "General Hunting Regulations".

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