Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Button Nubbs on July 19, 2011, 03:42:13 PM
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Just got a call that the glock 20sf I ordered came in today! :IBCOOL: it'll be fed some 220gr buffalo bore hardcasts. Should be adequate enough for any trouble that may come my way :chuckle:
What's gonna be on your hip this hunting season?
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During bear hunting I'll have my Springfield XD with 13 rounds of 230 grain ball ammo. During archery I'll have my trusty 870 with slugs on hand leaning against the tree while I wait my perfect shot on a deer.
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.40 cal compact. More for two legged animals than four legged animals. If i'm in grizz country then I can pack a .44mag revolver.
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During bear hunting I'll have my Springfield XD with 13 rounds of 230 grain ball ammo. During archery I'll have my trusty 870 with slugs on hand leaning against the tree while I wait my perfect shot on a deer.
FYI, If your hunting a true archery season its not legal to carry anything but a handgun. Your 870 would be illegal....
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I carry a SP101 or my USP compact 40.
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but isnt the 870 for coyotes? :dunno:
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Good luck with that. :bdid:
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:)I thought lead bullets were a no no in glocks.
Carl
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I forgot to mention I will be puttin a lone wolf barrel in it. :tup:
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Congrats on the new hand cannon Nubbs. What holster are you gonna get?
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I was messing around with a friends blackhawk serpa the other night and liked the but :dunno: I'm open to suggestions. 8)
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Ruger Redhawk in 44mag with 300gr corbon solids
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Can't imagine why I'd want to pack around the extra weight of a hand gun while I'm hunting with a rifle or shotgun.
For just hiking or scouting before the season a Taurus Tracker in 41Mag.
AWS
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Kimber Ultra Raptor II .45 ACP unless I'm in know griz country then I carry Taurus .44 mag DA
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Wife caries the 357 and I carry the Springfield CD 40 with two extra clips and an attachable light, I have had bears charge at me at night and dogs three of them charge at me real close t o home and yes I'm paraniod especially in the dark, those who say they aren't are lieeerrrs 8)
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Been carrying the same P89 ruger in 9mm for the last 12 years, never had to pull it out yet. last year I packed around a .500 SW, that damn thing got heavy as hell..
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Blackhawk 44
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Blackhawk .41 shooting Gold dot 210 gr FMJHP
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Colt Government Commander 1911 PDX1 HP's.
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Either my S&W 629 44 Classic DX with a Sightron red dot up top or my S&W 657 41.
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Well I guess if I'm hunting during the Modern season. It would be the rifle I'm packing!! Even when I was bow hunting it was my bow.
Guess I'm just not that scared of the woods or things that go bump in the night.
Besides a pistol hanging off ya is just that much extra weight.
If I just out scouting I will carry a sidearm but thats the only time.
Then it could be a 3 screw Ruger (41 Mag) or some kind of S&W auto.(40 Auto)
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Hunting,hiking,fishing and sleeping. JUDGE.
Rest of the time SW Sigma 9mm.
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During bear hunting I'll have my Springfield XD with 13 rounds of 230 grain ball ammo. During archery I'll have my trusty 870 with slugs on hand leaning against the tree while I wait my perfect shot on a deer.
FYI, If your hunting a true archery season its not legal to carry anything but a handgun. Your 870 would be illegal....
what if your hunting grouse too? minus the slugs that'd be overkill :chuckle:
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I carry a big friggin' rock. I'd jump on their back and ride 'em like a bucking bronco and beat them to death with it.
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I carry a big friggin' rock. I'd jump on their back and ride 'em like a bucking bronco and beat them to death with it.
:yike:Please get video!! :EAT:
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I was messing around with a friends blackhawk serpa the other night and liked the but :dunno: I'm open to suggestions. 8)
The only drawback I can think of with the Blackhawk is that the plastic is noisy if you bump it. But with 40 days until the season starts there's no way you'd be able to break in a leather rig. It'd be creaky with every move you make. I have a Serpa for my G17 and it works well. I can't wait to shoot that 10mm.
I'll be packing my LC9. I don't worry about the 4 legged varmints, just the 2 legged ones.
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I carry a big friggin' rock. I'd jump on their back and ride 'em like a bucking bronco and beat them to death with it.
:yike:Please get video!! :EAT:
I'll work on it........... :tup:
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Kimber .45 Ultra Carry CDP with Crimson Sight Burlwood grips.
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i got a little freaked out late season archery because i had cougar tracks heading straight to my stand, it was snowing hard and you could still see them. My buddy told me to get out and walk to my stand a quarter mile in the dark, i told him he's full of it if he thinks im walking back there with nothing but a bow. He walked back there with me and daylight hit and those tracks were directly below me.
Wife caries the 357 and I carry the Springfield CD 40 with two extra clips and an attachable light, I have had bears charge at me at night and dogs three of them charge at me real close t o home and yes I'm paraniod especially in the dark, those who say they aren't are lieeerrrs 8)
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I am picking one up mine tomorrow :tup:
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I was messing around with a friends blackhawk serpa the other night and liked the but :dunno: I'm open to suggestions. 8)
The only drawback I can think of with the Blackhawk is that the plastic is noisy if you bump it. But with 40 days until the season starts there's no way you'd be able to break in a leather rig. It'd be creaky with every move you make. I have a Serpa for my G17 and it works well. I can't wait to shoot that 10mm.
I'll be packing my LC9. I don't worry about the 4 legged varmints, just the 2 legged ones.
i cant wait to shoot it either! :tup:
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I am picking one up mine tomorrow :tup:
what ya gettin?
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Been carrying my grandpa's old 357 on my hip for the past several years when I'm in the woods. Never had to use it yet, but I'd much rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
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I've been borrowing a friends redhawk .41 mag but soon I will be getting a XDM .40
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Button I'm getting the glock 20 also. I'm not getting the sf model though. Can't wait to get the aftermarket barrel on it
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I just got a s&w in .357 sig for father's day.
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highroad, is that a mountain gun? I have one in 45LC it is my favorite carry gun!!
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i carry my taurus titanium 357 4", lighter than my xd 9mm compact :IBCOOL:
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i like my blackhawk 7 1/2" barrel in 45 colt w/ cast performance 265gr WFNGC & 23.5gr h110. i use eather a vertical shoulder holster or cross draw if i have a pack on.
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Just got a call that the glock 20sf I ordered came in today! :IBCOOL: it'll be fed some 220gr buffalo bore hardcasts. Should be adequate enough for any trouble that may come my way :chuckle:
What's gonna be on your hip this hunting season?
Same gun, but loaded with 200 XTP's. Good choice in pistol...
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I am picking one up mine tomorrow :tup:
Just got a call that the glock 20sf I ordered came in today! :IBCOOL: it'll be fed some 220gr buffalo bore hardcasts. Should be adequate enough for any trouble that may come my way :chuckle:
What's gonna be on your hip this hunting season?
Same gun, but loaded with 200 XTP's. Good choice in pistol...
:tup: :tup: :tup:
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S&W .44 magnum. Love to see a bear run through a couple of those if my .300 RUM doesn't take it down first :chuckle:
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In bear country it's a Desert Eagle 44 mag with alternating 240gr solid lead and 300 gr hollow points. 8 in the mag 1 in the chamber. Fortunately I haven't had to use it to defend myself against a bear, but you can't have too many bullets when they are charging you.
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It depends on which rifle is with me. The handgun needs to compliment the long gun. Any rifle under 30 caliber comes with a 4" Redhawk in 45 Colt loaded with 335gr hard casts. 30-338 gets the 6.5" S&W 610 with 180 XTPs. Any rifle over 338, and the pistol is a Ruger MKIII Hunter. I figure if the one of the big bores won't stop the problem, the handgun wouldn't be much help either. :chuckle:
Then there are the back up handguns which go with the hunting handguns. If the Contender (in any caliber) is the primary, the full sized Kimber goes along. If it's one of the Savage Strikers, then the Chiappa Rhino rides on the hip.
It's all about having a well matched pair.
Andrew
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S&W 629 44mag, 4 inch. 240gr swc. It'll put a hurt on anything I can think of!
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Either a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 special using a cast 255gr SWC @900fps, or a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 mag with the same bullet at 1100fps. Pack either one in leather as it makes the least noise and leather is just cool.
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Marlin .444, Winchester 94 .30-30, ruger 77/44mag. (I'm not old enough for pistols yet) lol
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Either a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 special using a cast 255gr SWC @900fps, or a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 mag with the same bullet at 1100fps. Pack either one in leather as it makes the least noise and leather is just cool.
Or anything in 44. :chuckle:
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springfield 45 xd with winchester plus p hot rounds. i have a black hawk serpa leg holster but i dont use it when im hunting. i normally just put it in an easy to get to pocket in my pack.
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24/7 compact .45acp
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kimber custom 2 .45acp as a woods gun and daily carry
just recently picked up a ruger new vaquero in .45 colt and the holster for it is in the mail, between those two i think i got a pretty good back up piece if need be
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Taurus 6.5" 454 with Hornady 300gr XTP's at 1650fps.
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When in the woods I have my S&W® 4" SS Mdl 686 357 Magnum on my hip. I load it with Buffalo Bore® Heavy 357 Magnum Ammo - 180 gr. Hard Cast LFN-GC (1,400fps/ME 783 ft. lbs.) or the HSM® Bear Load 180gr Hard Cast RNFP-GC (1,489fps/ME of 886 ft lbs).
As for my woods rifles; 30/30 Winchester (170gr) for Deer, and a 444 Marlin® with Beartooth® 300gr LFNGC Hard Cast Boolits*
* Jacketed are Bullets; Cast are Boolits. ;)
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Either a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 special using a cast 255gr SWC @900fps, or a 4 5/8" Ruger Flattop in .44 mag with the same bullet at 1100fps. Pack either one in leather as it makes the least noise and leather is just cool.
Or anything in 44. :chuckle:
I am barely aware that there is any other caliber out there :o
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Dang I had no idea hit was so common to git charged by dangerus critters. I ain't never been in 40 years of huntin and fishin sept that time I stepped on a bar cub and he sqalled for his momma n she come arunnin. I guess I dint know how lucky I been I spoze I better git armd better cause I ony carry a ol trapdoor .4570 that my great great great grandad used in the war of northern agresshun. :rolleyes: :P
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XDM 40
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Dang I had no idea hit was so common to git charged by dangerus critters. I ain't never been in 40 years of huntin and fishin sept that time I stepped on a bar cub and he sqalled for his momma n she come arunnin. I guess I dint know how lucky I been I spoze I better git armd better cause I ony carry a ol trapdoor .4570 that my great great great grandad used in the war of northern agresshun.
Interesting, how does one use a gun/cartridge combination invented in 1873; in a war fought from 1861 to 1865?
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Interesting, how does one use a gun/cartridge combination invented in 1873; in a war fought from 1860 to 1865?
Time travel o'course...
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ROTFLMAO!!!!!
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For about 10 years now I have been carrying my Ruger Security Six .357 with a 6" barrel. It has killed a few deer and more grouse than I can remember. A good grouse dinner makes up for the 3 days of ear ringing.
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Well, I see were talking pistols- I daily carry either kel tec 9mm or kel tec .380 depending on weather and attire, but if Im in the woods I usually have some sort of long gun with me. 12ga pump, .308, .223 AR, or a .22 in addition to whatever pistol Im carrying. My Ruger SR9 sits on the bedside table and only goes out to shoot targets. If I were in really thick woods I would choose 12ga with slugs and buckshot as back up.