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If a hunter new to the sport has questions about the right rifle or shotgun to purchase would you recommend asking the users of the forum for advice.
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I would recommend a new person to ask away here but to also use other sources to make firearm decisions.
For example, I was just looking at YouTube to get info about the .17wsm
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Originally posted by Pathfinder1 View PostHi...
By all means, ask away...You may get myriad different answers...However, there is a lot of info to be gleaned from same...!!
After digesting those answers, you just might be well enough informed to make your choice(s)...!!
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Originally posted by pineywoods View PostSure. Ask away. There are many years of experience represented on this forum. Me, I've gone from trying to knock deer flat with a 7mm Rem. Mag. to enjoying shooting a 7mm-08 in a Ruger compact rifle. Took me a while to figure out that there is only one degree of dead for deer and that it can be accomplished without pain for the shooter. Sorry, I sort of rambled there, but that's how info gets passed---just talking about it.
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Originally posted by 4everAutumn View PostAbsolutely! There are a wide range of opinions on this forum based on years of experience and knowledge. People live in different areas so I would say they would have an appropriate suggestion for just about any scenario. I would trust these guys more than I would trust a blind review from sources I have never read before.
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Why not? You may heed or discard the advice. We should all be courteous in our responses.
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Hi...
By all means, ask away...You may get myriad different answers...However, there is a lot of info to be gleaned from same...!!
After digesting those answers, you just might be well enough informed to make your choice(s)...!!
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Without a doubt. I come here largely to sponge knowledge of the rest of your hard work.
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Sure. Ask away. There are many years of experience represented on this forum. Me, I've gone from trying to knock deer flat with a 7mm Rem. Mag. to enjoying shooting a 7mm-08 in a Ruger compact rifle. Took me a while to figure out that there is only one degree of dead for deer and that it can be accomplished without pain for the shooter. Sorry, I sort of rambled there, but that's how info gets passed---just talking about it.
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Lots of help is available here to help a new hunter start out right. All they have to do is ask, there are no dumb questions here.
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Definitely. I am probably one of the youngest and least experienced of the regulars users here, but even I would probably know some things a new hunter wouldn't.
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Absolutely! There are a wide range of opinions on this forum based on years of experience and knowledge. People live in different areas so I would say they would have an appropriate suggestion for just about any scenario. I would trust these guys more than I would trust a blind review from sources I have never read before.
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