Loud Safety
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Illinois
Posts: 2,828
RE: Loud Safety
ORIGINAL: Gangly
may sound bad, but i put the safety in the fire position the minute i get situated in the stand. You never know when you are going to need to take a rushed shot. The thing i cant stand the most is when i try to pull the trigger and nothing happens. By the time i fure out what the deal is the deer is gone and so are my chances of shooting him.
may sound bad, but i put the safety in the fire position the minute i get situated in the stand. You never know when you are going to need to take a rushed shot. The thing i cant stand the most is when i try to pull the trigger and nothing happens. By the time i fure out what the deal is the deer is gone and so are my chances of shooting him.
Please don't invite me to Texas to hunt with you.
#12
RE: Loud Safety
may sound bad, but i put the safety in the fire position the minute i get situated in the stand. You never know when you are going to need to take a rushed shot. The thing i cant stand the most is when i try to pull the trigger and nothing happens. By the time i fure out what the deal is the deer is gone and so are my chances of shooting him.
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 120
RE: Loud Safety
ORIGINAL: Gangly
may sound bad, but i put the safety in the fire position the minute i get situated in the stand. You never know when you are going to need to take a rushed shot. The thing i cant stand the most is when i try to pull the trigger and nothing happens. By the time i fure out what the deal is the deer is gone and so are my chances of shooting him.
may sound bad, but i put the safety in the fire position the minute i get situated in the stand. You never know when you are going to need to take a rushed shot. The thing i cant stand the most is when i try to pull the trigger and nothing happens. By the time i fure out what the deal is the deer is gone and so are my chances of shooting him.
#14
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Western Montana
Posts: 96
RE: Loud Safety
I took my 13 year old neighbor out last weekend for his second ever deer hunt. I had just shot a buck and we were going back for the Jeep when he says to me, "I see a deer!" I say, "great, shoot". He clicks his safety off and it makes a very loud "CLICK". A gigantic non-typical whitetail jumps to his feet 15 yards away and the kid unloads a slug right into a tree hiding the deer's heart and the deer runs away.
Evidentlywhile we were walking he had spotted the huge buck's belly laying toward us and had recognized it as a deer. When it stood it looked "just like the one on the Federal box", and he got total buck fever. I explained that you should hold your fingers on both sides of the safety and slide it to avoid the click. I think he's going to remember that one from now on!
Evidentlywhile we were walking he had spotted the huge buck's belly laying toward us and had recognized it as a deer. When it stood it looked "just like the one on the Federal box", and he got total buck fever. I explained that you should hold your fingers on both sides of the safety and slide it to avoid the click. I think he's going to remember that one from now on!
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Ohio,mid
Posts: 1,275
RE: Loud Safety
Those are the statistics we see every year and the news reports every year that the anti;suse against us and callhunting INCIDENTS.Watch your news no longer accidents. If you are not using your safety, that is not an accident!
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 144
RE: Loud Safety
I don't see how this could even be a problem. I was always taught to never take the safty off till I'm ready to shoot. When my safety comes off I am already looking at the deer thru the scope and I hope it makes him stop and look for the noise.
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