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<blockquote data-quote="Aoudad shooter1975" data-source="post: 2348851" data-attributes="member: 102560"><p>Winchester 100…humm if he hunted with it all over the world I would have been surprised—it maybe a favorite around home and the states but abroad?when my father hunted abroad in the 60s-70s most countries banned the use of simi automatic firearms—even for hunting purposes (my dad would be his age—my father would be 88 this year…I know most African and Asian countries sure frown on simi automatic weapons today and especially in military calibers. I agree with you on using what you know—but will say—if you travel a long way, and there is a trophy, bull, billy, buck or ram on a far side side of a canyon,you are on the last day of a hunt, the light is fading, and the wind is whipping. Having a little extra bullet and velocity—and knowing your firearm (practice) make all the difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aoudad shooter1975, post: 2348851, member: 102560"] Winchester 100…humm if he hunted with it all over the world I would have been surprised—it maybe a favorite around home and the states but abroad?when my father hunted abroad in the 60s-70s most countries banned the use of simi automatic firearms—even for hunting purposes (my dad would be his age—my father would be 88 this year…I know most African and Asian countries sure frown on simi automatic weapons today and especially in military calibers. I agree with you on using what you know—but will say—if you travel a long way, and there is a trophy, bull, billy, buck or ram on a far side side of a canyon,you are on the last day of a hunt, the light is fading, and the wind is whipping. Having a little extra bullet and velocity—and knowing your firearm (practice) make all the difference. [/QUOTE]
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