100 yards. You can do a hot load and maybe go out 150 but it does of course depend on bullet weight. It's no long distance rifle.
What is the story with Rossi?
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Pablo, you're just chompin at the bit to kill yourself a hog. I can tell by your recent gun purchases.
Don't worry, I feel the same way. I just got back from a vacation to Arkansas, where I found this magazine in a bookstore and thought you might be interested:
http://www.boarhuntermagazine.com/
The website doesn't do it justice - I bought the current issue as well as the last remaining previous issue that must have been overlooked during the last restocking and I have to say I'm impressed. It's not Sports Afield, but there's a lot of dead hogs in it.
Looks like it's available at a bunch of Barnes & Nobles in Washington - you might check into it next time you're that way.
http://www.boarhuntermagazine.com/links.asp?dothis=showlinks&category=NEWSTANDS
Don't worry, I feel the same way. I just got back from a vacation to Arkansas, where I found this magazine in a bookstore and thought you might be interested:
http://www.boarhuntermagazine.com/
The website doesn't do it justice - I bought the current issue as well as the last remaining previous issue that must have been overlooked during the last restocking and I have to say I'm impressed. It's not Sports Afield, but there's a lot of dead hogs in it.
Looks like it's available at a bunch of Barnes & Nobles in Washington - you might check into it next time you're that way.
http://www.boarhuntermagazine.com/links.asp?dothis=showlinks&category=NEWSTANDS
Originally Posted By: greenaccord02
Pablo, you're just chompin at the bit to kill yourself a hog. I can tell by your recent gun purchases.
Not really true but so funny!! Well it is true I wanna hawg hunt.
Pablo, you're just chompin at the bit to kill yourself a hog. I can tell by your recent gun purchases.
Not really true but so funny!! Well it is true I wanna hawg hunt.
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Originally Posted By: PRND3L
I call Bad Stuff on that. No handguns issued in WWII fired the .30 carbine. The AMT Automag III came much later.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMT_AutoMag_III
The theory is correct though, and is more applicable to cowboy shooting IMO. You have the carbine and the pistol and only have to carry one caliber.
I wasnt trying to say that the .30 was an existing pistol cartridge used for the M1 carbine. It was the first cartridge that came to mind that was chambered for both a rifle and pistol, different time periods or not.
I've got a blackhawk in .30 carbine. BIG fireballs. Great fun.
Originally Posted By: PRND3L
I call Bad Stuff on that. No handguns issued in WWII fired the .30 carbine. The AMT Automag III came much later.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMT_AutoMag_III
The theory is correct though, and is more applicable to cowboy shooting IMO. You have the carbine and the pistol and only have to carry one caliber.
I wasnt trying to say that the .30 was an existing pistol cartridge used for the M1 carbine. It was the first cartridge that came to mind that was chambered for both a rifle and pistol, different time periods or not.
I've got a blackhawk in .30 carbine. BIG fireballs. Great fun.
I called it quits. The dealer is unable to get me a gun. How about that?
Back to the drawing board.
Back to the drawing board.
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