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01-21-2016, 06:35 AM
Charlie HorseYou know, laws are hard to understand sometimes for different land types... BLM, Wilderness, State, etc. I'm not sure they could complain if you carried your gun in 2 pieces with the magazine in a different pocket. At that point its gun parts. If you see a monster coming, it only takes a few seconds to slip the parts together and kazzam, gun. Just something I've wondered about.
Hello CH
Re:Take Down Gun, Keeping Ammo in a separate place ??? Were are you New Jersey /New York??
From What I know of Western Gun Law There is nothing that strict out West. Well California maybe??
Many areas are and have been for years "Required" to be Open Carry.
Any place you pack in to "Hunt" you can carry open.
As far as Putting a Take Down gun together in time to Stop a Monster (4 legged or 2 legs) Even the best one on the market today Ruger 10/22 Take down, Yes, I have a very wide range of Experience with firearms.
As well as a few years of working with Mounted Police Horses , and Doing Armed Mounted Security myself.
You just Do not have time to "Put a gun together" You need a functioning gun with in 15 seconds of identifying the threat. A lot of you hunt with a rifle ( I do to) But just think about your reaction time from Spotting a game animal and getting your "SLUNG" Rifle into shooting position. Or Nocking a Arrow.
Try this at home with your Rifle (Make Sure it is UNLOADED)
From the slung position to shouldered ready to fire and have somebody time you, On their word GO I will bet none of you even myself can do it in 15 seconds.(No Bad Comment intended) and see how long it takes.
BTY: The above could be a good pre-hunting season practice exercise.
(Make Sure it is UNLOADED)
Moving on:
RE: A 22 rifle/pistol will not "Stop" a serious attack , if it is a true wild animal Yes it may chase it off.
Bigger is always better as long as you have the skills to use it "Accurately"
A Pack Gun that I like well and use as a "Camp" gun is a take down single Shot based on a Break Action shotgun type action.
It has (2) different and separate barrels One in 22 LR Great for Potting some small Game for dinner.
The other is in 410 shotgun, Yes again mainly for Small game or birds (Grouse, Sage Hen, ETC) but loaded with Buckshot would be a good Camp Defense gun. Another little known fact is the in many 410 shotguns, will shoot 45 Long Colt Pistol Ammo. The one I have dose well with the 255 Grain Bullets and is "Hunting Accurate" to about 50 yards. Good for close in coyotes,dogs,etc. For me I also carry a 45 LC Revolver Same Ammo works in both.
When Mounted I often times carry a 92 Winchester Rifle in 45 LC. Works good on deer at close range and I have 15 rounds to use fast if the need is there. Plus the 45 LC Revolver as a back up.
Yes, My horse,s are gun Broke to shoot from if needed. At least with the 45's. Do not think I would risk shooting a 30-06 from them It would probably be a 8 second ride.
Happy Trails
hihobaron
PS. Taken with 45 Long Colt at 25 feet from horse back. (Self Defense) #2 South Carolina Non-Typical Whitetail
(01-19-2016, 03:00 PM)Charlie Horse Wrote: You know, laws are hard to understand sometimes for different land types... BLM, Wilderness, State, etc. I'm not sure they could complain if you carried your gun in 2 pieces with the magazine in a different pocket. At that point its gun parts. If you see a monster coming, it only takes a few seconds to slip the parts together and kazzam, gun. Just something I've wondered about.
Hello CH
Re:Take Down Gun, Keeping Ammo in a separate place ??? Were are you New Jersey /New York??
From What I know of Western Gun Law There is nothing that strict out West. Well California maybe??
Many areas are and have been for years "Required" to be Open Carry.
Any place you pack in to "Hunt" you can carry open.
As far as Putting a Take Down gun together in time to Stop a Monster (4 legged or 2 legs) Even the best one on the market today Ruger 10/22 Take down, Yes, I have a very wide range of Experience with firearms.
As well as a few years of working with Mounted Police Horses , and Doing Armed Mounted Security myself.
You just Do not have time to "Put a gun together" You need a functioning gun with in 15 seconds of identifying the threat. A lot of you hunt with a rifle ( I do to) But just think about your reaction time from Spotting a game animal and getting your "SLUNG" Rifle into shooting position. Or Nocking a Arrow.
Try this at home with your Rifle (Make Sure it is UNLOADED)
From the slung position to shouldered ready to fire and have somebody time you, On their word GO I will bet none of you even myself can do it in 15 seconds.(No Bad Comment intended) and see how long it takes.
BTY: The above could be a good pre-hunting season practice exercise.
(Make Sure it is UNLOADED)Moving on:
RE: A 22 rifle/pistol will not "Stop" a serious attack , if it is a true wild animal Yes it may chase it off.
Bigger is always better as long as you have the skills to use it "Accurately"
A Pack Gun that I like well and use as a "Camp" gun is a take down single Shot based on a Break Action shotgun type action.
It has (2) different and separate barrels One in 22 LR Great for Potting some small Game for dinner.
The other is in 410 shotgun, Yes again mainly for Small game or birds (Grouse, Sage Hen, ETC) but loaded with Buckshot would be a good Camp Defense gun. Another little known fact is the in many 410 shotguns, will shoot 45 Long Colt Pistol Ammo. The one I have dose well with the 255 Grain Bullets and is "Hunting Accurate" to about 50 yards. Good for close in coyotes,dogs,etc. For me I also carry a 45 LC Revolver Same Ammo works in both.
When Mounted I often times carry a 92 Winchester Rifle in 45 LC. Works good on deer at close range and I have 15 rounds to use fast if the need is there. Plus the 45 LC Revolver as a back up.
Yes, My horse,s are gun Broke to shoot from if needed. At least with the 45's. Do not think I would risk shooting a 30-06 from them
It would probably be a 8 second ride.Happy Trails
hihobaron
PS. Taken with 45 Long Colt at 25 feet from horse back. (Self Defense) #2 South Carolina Non-Typical Whitetail