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Posted: 12/1/2014 3:22:29 PM EDT
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.480 Ruger Custom / wildcat calibers: .475 Linebaugh .500 Linebaugh .38/44 Bain & Davis These are a little dated but still available: .50-70 Gov't .44-40 .38-40 .44 Special .351 Winchester Plus there's a whole bunch of obsolete cartridges that fit the bill if you want to go through the effort. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So in the new guide for the year it states that's Centerfire or Rimfire may be used Dec 1-Nov 9 in the limited firearm deer zone during the open season. Am I missing something with theses dates; Dec to Nov? And does this include all calipers or is it just the .35 caliber or larger? This sounds like you can use your .300 Win mag for shooting rabbits and squirrels all year long except Nov 9th -30th, but you can't use it to shoot "deer, turkeys, migratory game birds and certain furbearers." Why would the new "Restricted Rifle" regulations exclude pistol rounds that are acceptable in a pistol. I can use a 45ACP in a handgun but not carbine. (Case length of 45ACP is less than 1.16") Has anyone compiled a list of acceptable Options under the new regulations? .357 Mag .41 Mag .44 Mag .45LC .450 Bushmaster .454 Casull .460 S&W Magnum .50 Beowulf .500 S&W .480 Ruger Custom / wildcat calibers: .475 Linebaugh .500 Linebaugh .38/44 Bain & Davis These are a little dated but still available: .50-70 Gov't .44-40 .38-40 .44 Special .351 Winchester Plus there's a whole bunch of obsolete cartridges that fit the bill if you want to go through the effort. Not "straight walled" |
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Posted: 12/2/2014 12:10:21 AM EDT
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So in the new guide for the year it states that's Centerfire or Rimfire may be used Dec 1-Nov 9 in the limited firearm deer zone during the open season. Am I missing something with theses dates; Dec to Nov? And does this include all calipers or is it just the .35 caliber or larger? This sounds like you can use your .300 Win mag for shooting rabbits and squirrels all year long except Nov 9th -30th, but you can't use it to shoot "deer, turkeys, migratory game birds and certain furbearers." Why would the new "Restricted Rifle" regulations exclude pistol rounds that are acceptable in a pistol. I can use a 45ACP in a handgun but not carbine. (Case length of 45ACP is less than 1.16") Has anyone compiled a list of acceptable Options under the new regulations? .357 Mag .41 Mag .44 Mag .45LC .450 Bushmaster .454 Casull .460 S&W Magnum .50 Beowulf .500 S&W .480 Ruger Custom / wildcat calibers: .475 Linebaugh .500 Linebaugh .38/44 Bain & Davis These are a little dated but still available: .50-70 Gov't .44-40 .38-40 .44 Special .351 Winchester Plus there's a whole bunch of obsolete cartridges that fit the bill if you want to go through the effort. Not "straight walled" Doh!!! Brain fart. Can't use the .44-40 or .38/44 Bain & Davis either. They're bottlenecked too. I got focused on pistol calibers and forgot the bottlenecked part. 
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Posted: 12/2/2014 12:20:56 PM EDT
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I use my good ol stainless cva wolf inline magnum muzzle loader they are good to 200 yards in michigan I couldn't see a shot longer than that around my area unless a deer is in the middle of a field
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Posted: 1/2/2015 2:14:43 PM EDT
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Looks like Remlin, Rossi and Henry are the "best" options for new production .357Mag lever guns?
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Posted: 1/3/2015 9:03:53 AM EDT
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I bought a remlin in 357, and a Winchester 92 in 44mag that I took a nice doe with. I really like some of the H&R singles too in these calibers for what they cost they seem to perform well and are easy to scope.
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