[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Deer regs we don't need (Page 2 of 2)
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Quoted: IMHO as generally a non-hunter... I think the idea behind muzzleloading season is to use primitive style weapons... not to game the system to get some extra huntin' time in. I pose the question... would 'modern' muzzleloading rifles even exist if not for hunting seasons restricted to muzzleloaders? That makes no sense. |
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This is a sore spot for me and one of my brothers. They call it primitive for a reason, not modern inline season.
When you are using smokeless powder, a rifle primer, a scope on a stainless rifle with synthetic stock, that's not primitive. My Dad and little bitchass brother use these so called muzzle loaders. I have long pushed in Oklahoma to take the primitive season back to what it was supposed to be. If you can't hunt with a primitive muzzle loader then wait till regular rifle season. I applaud the state who have rules regarding the use of primitive muzzle loaders. |
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This is a sore spot for me and one of my brothers. They call it primitive for a reason, not modern inline season. When you are using smokeless powder, a rifle primer, a scope on a stainless rifle with synthetic stock, that's not primitive. My Dad and little bitchass brother use these so called muzzle loaders. I have long pushed in Oklahoma to take the primitive season back to what it was supposed to be. If you can't hunt with a primitive muzzle loader then wait till regular rifle season. I applaud the state who have rules regarding the use of primitive muzzle loaders. Good thing I use a shotgun primer in my Savage Smokeless ML then. I also changed to a wood stock, that's 2 good marks! BTW, it still loads from the muzzle. 
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