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The Duck Hammer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:With about optics?

night vision

fuck yes!!! and a bucket of corn!!!

I just put a Vortex 2x7 on my .35 Rem and I'm pretty impressed with it, considering its $175 scope.

And while we are on the subject - see through mounts are the dumbest thing I've ever seen on a gun.

DeadEye_Dan wrote:I just put a Vortex 2x7 on my .35 Rem and I'm pretty impressed with it, considering its $175 scope.

Vortex makes some badass optics, I'm really hoping they offer something similar to a Trijicon or EO Tech, I'm not a huge fan of the Strikefire.

DeadEye_Dan wrote:And while we are on the subject - see through mounts are the dumbest thing I've ever seen on a gun.

barrel sticker worst, see through mounts #2

one2many wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

GadwallGetter530 wrote:With about optics?

night vision

fuck yes!!! and a bucket of corn!!!

Now we're talking! That's straight up my kinda shit. I've been looking at an ANT night scope for my 300aac for hogs at night, really considering pulling the trigger on it.

DeadEye_Dan wrote:And while we are on the subject - see through mounts are the dumbest thing I've ever seen on a gun.

Yes, and the weakest. Gaddy do not, absolutely do not, get weaver scope mounts. Pure unadulterated garbage.

DeadEye_Dan wrote:And while we are on the subject - see through mounts are the dumbest thing I've ever seen on a gun.

This. Theory of the Medium proven.

Ruger made a semi auto .44 mag carbine. If you can find one, they make pretty good "brush guns".

Yeah, and if you want to pay $750-$1000 for it.

I had one, fun little gun - thy bring real $$$$ nowadays

.32 special

Optics? Wtf for?

one2many wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:I'm partial to bolt guns, so I'm only going to name bolt guns. If you could find one, how about a Remington 7 in .350 Remington Mag? Or a CZ rifle in 9.3x62mm? Or a Remington 700 Classic in .35 Whelen? Now if your a handloader, you can turn your .270 into a brush gun but shooting heavy bullets like the 160 gr Nosler Partition or 180 gr. Woodleigh Protected Point.

you dont eve shave yet

What the hell does that have to do with shooting rifles?

R. Chapman wrote:

one2many wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:I'm partial to bolt guns, so I'm only going to name bolt guns. If you could find one, how about a Remington 7 in .350 Remington Mag? Or a CZ rifle in 9.3x62mm? Or a Remington 700 Classic in .35 Whelen? Now if your a handloader, you can turn your .270 into a brush gun but shooting heavy bullets like the 160 gr Nosler Partition or 180 gr. Woodleigh Protected Point.

you dont eve shave yet

What the hell does that have to do with shooting rifles?

Everything

rebelp74 wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:

one2many wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:I'm partial to bolt guns, so I'm only going to name bolt guns. If you could find one, how about a Remington 7 in .350 Remington Mag? Or a CZ rifle in 9.3x62mm? Or a Remington 700 Classic in .35 Whelen? Now if your a handloader, you can turn your .270 into a brush gun but shooting heavy bullets like the 160 gr Nosler Partition or 180 gr. Woodleigh Protected Point.

you dont eve shave yet

What the hell does that have to do with shooting rifles?

Everything

Some of you guys, I swear....

You'll learn

rebelp74 wrote:You'll learn

Being blunt gets you nowhere, you'll learn...

R. Chapman wrote:

rebelp74 wrote:You'll learn

Being blunt gets you nowhere, you'll learn...

See my sig. Thank you.

Well played.

assateague wrote:

R. Chapman wrote:

rebelp74 wrote:You'll learn

Being blunt gets you nowhere, you'll learn...

See my sig. Thank you.

Thank ya kindly!

R. Chapman wrote:

rebelp74 wrote:You'll learn

Being blunt gets you nowhere, you'll learn...

Smoking them does

So apparently everyone can have their opinion about brush guns and cartridges for brush huntiń but not myself. Sure makes a lot of sense. I personally think bolt guns shooting medium bore heavy bullets going at African game velocity is perfect for timber shots. Slap a 1.5-6 or 2-7 power scope on there and you have it, a nice, strong timber gun. No need for a fast .30000 galaxy deluxe super hypersonic magnum slinging the new gold and titanium bond slugs at 12,000 FPS. I know Gad isn't looking into a cowboy rider but maybe consider getting a 94 in .32 Winchester Special or a 71 in .348 Wincheter or a Savage 99 Featherweight in a .358 Winchester. Lots of options.

R. Chapman wrote:So apparently everyone can have their opinion about brush guns and cartridges for brush huntiń but not myself. Sure makes a lot of sense. I personally think bolt guns shooting medium bore heavy bullets going at African game velocity is perfect for timber shots. Slap a 1.5-6 or 2-7 power scope on there and you have it, a nice, strong timber gun. No need for a fast .30000 galaxy deluxe super hypersonic magnum slinging the new gold and titanium bond slugs at 12,000 FPS. I know Gad isn't looking into a cowboy rider but maybe consider getting a 94 in .32 Winchester Special or a 71 in .348 Wincheter or a Savage 99 Featherweight in a .358 Winchester. Lots of options.

Nobody said brush

GadwallGetter530 wrote:I'm Looking for a new deer rifle. Something people might call a "BRUSH gun". I've all ready knocked lever actions off the list. I was thinking more along the lines of a semi auto. I currently have a 270 bolt action thats my go to big game gun. I need something that would be better for tight quarters and deer drive type deals. Also what would you guys suggest for optics? Most of my deer hunting consist of pushes threw heavy cover and I really think I would be better off picking up something more suited to that type of hunting. Any help would be appreciated.

Your blind, Gad did in the first post...

I distinctly remember saying "bush".

Same exact damn thing, it just has an "R" in it. Quite being so damn racist to "R"s!

In yo face!

rebelp74 wrote:In yo face!

Go suck a dick, a really big black one...

No thanks

R. Chapman wrote:Same exact damn thing, it just has an "R" in it. Quite being so damn racist to "R"s!

When did the letter "R" become a race?