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Brush gun-cont'd
fishmasty
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I found a place like that this year, I'd jump Deer and could not get on them quick enough with my scoped win. model 70. I thought about it and decided to take the scope off of my Rem. 7400 .270 (I hardly ever use it) That has been pretty handy for quick shots in the thick stuff and a lot eaiser to carry with no scope on it for some reason?!. My other choice (that was also mentioned by another poster ) is my Ruger .44 carbine.
Neither one of them shoot through trees and brush but a lot eaisier for quick target acquisition.
I am off to the Deer Woods!!![;)]
Cheers, Fish
Neither one of them shoot through trees and brush but a lot eaisier for quick target acquisition.
I am off to the Deer Woods!!![;)]
Cheers, Fish
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For a gun that is effective for jump-shooting in dense cover, it would be hard to beat a shotgun with buck-shot.
My choice would be Browning's auto-5 with a 20" bbl & 3-0 buck.
Please keep in mind as the cover increases your visibility decreases and thusly makes it harder to "know your target & what is beyond"
Whatever your choice, SAFETY FIRST!
Jim
Lets hear some more brush gun thoughts[:D]
We had a little trouble at first with some cheaper over under mounts because they do tend to be easier to bump off (maybe that was me being a young teenager thought too) so if you go with them, spend the extra dough to buy a nice set. I am partial to the weaver 1" see throughs myself.
Remington 742 woodsmaster carbine 30/06 heavy bullets and good sights.
A short 45-70govt. levergun.
A S&W .460 loaded HOT with a holographic sight and lots of practice.