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Is Handgun Hunting Played Out?
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"Maybe I’m just being sensitive but it seems like every time I go out hunting with nothing more than a revolver I get sideways looks from my fellow hunters, like I’m some sort of nut rather than a serious sportsman. It’s not that I’m oblivious to the reasons—when it comes to hunting (especially deer hunting), we have been living in the age of the rifle for some time now and why not? in 2012, we have the most modern rifles with the most powerful scopes ever known to man. Still handgun hunting is nothing new and has been around since the heyday of revolver shooting. And back then, for reasons that are just as valid today, it was actually more popular than it is now." ... |
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