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Iowa hunters are now allowed to use necked rifle cartridges (with some caliber restrictions)
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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2291839" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>You are correct on that. It is all in the wording. The regulation .350 to .500 that is referring to diameter. Now if the said 35 caliber to 50 caliber it would be a different story. 50 Caliber can be bullets with a larger diameter .501, .505. .510,ect.</p><p>Thanks for clarifying that. But we are not all idiots looking at that law and mistaking a 50 Cal diameter. Do you think that the law makers know the difference between a .500 diameter and 50 Caliber?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2291839, member: 116439"] You are correct on that. It is all in the wording. The regulation .350 to .500 that is referring to diameter. Now if the said 35 caliber to 50 caliber it would be a different story. 50 Caliber can be bullets with a larger diameter .501, .505. .510,ect. Thanks for clarifying that. But we are not all idiots looking at that law and mistaking a 50 Cal diameter. Do you think that the law makers know the difference between a .500 diameter and 50 Caliber? [/QUOTE]
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