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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkCO View Post
    Correct. Remember though, that even a shot in the ear to "finish" an animal must be a legal method of take for the tag and season.
    This true, but I've talked with many Game Wardens and most don't care what you use to finish... but not all may agree with this. It's at the discretion of the officer.

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    always carry a .50 bmg and you are good to go
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    always carry a .50 bmg and you are good to go
    Plus you only have half the animal to skin and it falls down gutted and quartered!

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    I used to carry my Smith 686 and I had one of the Cor-Bon loads that met the minimum hunting requirements in it; I just put the rest of the box in my hunting pack so if there was any question I could show them the box. I don't know about the Buffalo Bore, but the Cor-Bon has the energy info on the box flap.

    Now I carry my G20 with a 6" barrel, and do the same thing.
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    I carry a .22 revolver if i think i can get into some blue/dusky grouse but have carried a smith 19 too. Never been hassled by DOW while hunting big game with either on my hip.

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    Anyone else notice that it's getting a lot harder to find the small, double action .22 LR revolvers? Way fewer and further between. I've seen lots of single actions, doubles not so much.
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    That's why I bought a Sig Skeeter. Putting a can on it to kill the grouse without scaring the big game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troublco View Post
    Anyone else notice that it's getting a lot harder to find the small, double action .22 LR revolvers? Way fewer and further between. I've seen lots of single actions, doubles not so much.

    I've got a h&R that i bought because it was different. (9 shot break action DA/SA I fell in love with it and ditched the mark II. I don't think any make anything like it anymore. Its a shame

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troublco View Post
    Anyone else notice that it's getting a lot harder to find the small, double action .22 LR revolvers? Way fewer and further between. I've seen lots of single actions, doubles not so much.
    Green Mountain Family Shooting Center rents out this Smith & Wesson J-frame that I really like. It is a 10 shot, 8" barrel, nickel (or chrome or something shiny) that I really like. Are those not made anymore?

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