stu454 said:Hunting or just-in-case?
SGaynor said:Bring enough gun. .45-70
See also:
http://www.discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php?t=80574&highlight=polar+bear
stu454 said:You'd have to be a barb-wire-shitting, full-fledged bad motherfucker to effectively use any handgun against a grizzly; especially in a defensive situation.
Save the last round for yourself. It'll be a blessed relief as the bear is wearing your guts as a hat.
stu454 said:Save the last round for yourself. It'll be a blessed relief as the bear is wearing your guts as a hat.
stu454 said:You'd have to be a barb-wire-shitting, full-fledged bad motherfucker to effectively use any handgun against a grizzly; especially in a defensive situation.
Save the last round for yourself. It'll be a blessed relief as the bear is wearing your guts as a hat.
Where's Andrew Homan? I'd like to read his thoughts on this matter.
Eliot said:...Still, I'd prefer to have the option. I guess that's the American in me.
scottsdalerrc said:i used to daily carry my G20C, i'd never put that up against a bear....that .50 revolver however, that'll do work.
haha...truthmike97d1 said:I didn't say the G20 would be the best option. I'd rather be 100 yards away and have a Remington 700 in .308 or .338, but if I was hiking and needed a reasonable size pistol on the hip, it could be an option. But, then again, I don't see myself walking into the woods with the intention of looking for a big ass bear either.
mike97d1 said:But, then again, I don't see myself walking into the woods with the intention of looking for a big ass bear either.
mike97d1 said:. But, then again, I don't see myself walking into the woods with the intention of looking for a big ass bear either.