jimbeaux82

i Have one among a large assortment of other handguns. One of the best I own and frequently carry. No issues at all. She should be very well served

I killed my first big buck in Woodville on Jan 4 , 1985. Big mainframe 10 with 5 base stickers, 210 lbs and came out at 3 pm

Nuss needs only to improve in 3 areas

1) don’t throw off back foot
2) step up into the pocket instead of retreating backwards where our tackles are blocking defenders
3) learn to run the football when the field is open ahead of him

Fix those 3 issues and he is All American

Great pistol at a great price. Directly comparable to a Glock 19 but optics ready

Hornady XTP hollow point is a good bullet that usually expands provided it is pushed fast enough. Numerous YouTube reviews show this. I have not seen any reviews on the AAC version but I would imagine it will be just as good as the Hornady loaded brand

Glock 19 $600
Moss berg 500 in 12 ga $400
Ruger American II in 308 $500
Ruger 10/22 rifle $300
Browning Buckmark 22 pistol $300
S&W AR 15 $600
Taurus G3C $250

And $50 to spare

Something like this list will cover most needs including practice

James Willis

10 miles south of Shreveport off Hwy 71 near Red River South Marina

318-742-7432

excellent gunsmith, reasonable prices and works relatively quickly. he has done quite a bit of work for me

when this happens, what is usually the cause is that the pistol is put in the purse where other items such as coins, keys, pens or other objects can get in the trigger guard and cause the trigger to be pulled when putting it down or brushing up against something. If using purse carry, the pistol should ideally be put in a pocket with nothing else that can enter the trigger guard or put in a dedicated holster that covers and protects the trigger guard so that this does not happen. Same goes for pocket carry.

I went about 15 years ago. I was not as mad at them as some are. I know guys who KILL 5000 doves per day but I did not do that. I made 6 hunts total. I limited myself to 500 shots per hunt and that was enough for me. I was shooting a 20 ga. So I bought and shot 3000 shells and killed almost exactly 2000 doves. That is about a 66% kill ratio. I asked the outfitter what was the best kill ratio he had ever seen and it was about 75%. BTW shells were $12/box back then.

Hope this helps and have a great hunt.

I have killed deer with over 20 different cartridges between 223 and 375 H&H. If you put the bullet in the right place they all work. Most people are best served with the mid cartridges such as 6.5 Cm, 7-08, 270, 308 or 30/06. Given we are subject to ammo shortages for various reasons, 308 is a great choice and ammo is almost always available especially since it is a military caliber (7.62x51).

Regarding specific rifles in your budget range, in the $500-600 range look at Ruger American Rifles, Howa 1500 or Savage 110. If you want to go a little higher look at Tikka and Bergara. Any of those will shoot better than you can.

As far as scopes go, I am a big fan of the Burris Fulfield II series which can be had for under $200. Or the Leupold Freedom series for around $300.

You don’t have to spend any more than that for a great combo that will kill any deer inside of 500 yards if you do your part