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<blockquote data-quote="Varmint Hunter" data-source="post: 2121457" data-attributes="member: 313"><p>I don't own a 300 Blackout but assume that it works rather well for its intended purpose, close range, suppressed fire. Other then that, it's a rather anemic cartridge that is easily surpassed but most other cartridges for hunting game animals.</p><p></p><p>99% of my interactions with border officers (on both sides) have been pleasant and professional. However, it's the 1% that stick in your craw. I'm looking at diverting some of my excursion hunts away from areas that require border crossings. Covid is just another aspect of travel that will keep me a bit closer to home.</p><p></p><p>It's probably worth adding that one of the reasons that I hunt in Canada so often is the Canadian people themselves. We travel quite a bit and stay in hotels and visit small communities along our route while hunting from various lodges. Our NY accent makes us stand out as non-locals. Virtually everywhere we went the Canadians were friendly and welcomed our visits to their communities. We always appreciated the hospitality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Varmint Hunter, post: 2121457, member: 313"] I don't own a 300 Blackout but assume that it works rather well for its intended purpose, close range, suppressed fire. Other then that, it's a rather anemic cartridge that is easily surpassed but most other cartridges for hunting game animals. 99% of my interactions with border officers (on both sides) have been pleasant and professional. However, it's the 1% that stick in your craw. I'm looking at diverting some of my excursion hunts away from areas that require border crossings. Covid is just another aspect of travel that will keep me a bit closer to home. It's probably worth adding that one of the reasons that I hunt in Canada so often is the Canadian people themselves. We travel quite a bit and stay in hotels and visit small communities along our route while hunting from various lodges. Our NY accent makes us stand out as non-locals. Virtually everywhere we went the Canadians were friendly and welcomed our visits to their communities. We always appreciated the hospitality. [/QUOTE]
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