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Raz,
Theres alot of truth to what you say. Cant say I go along with all of it though. I do believe theres a place for camo. Hunting predators, calling, for example. Not that you must be in the latest style, but to blend somewhat and not shine, including your weapon gleaming in the sunlight, seems to help. Tried both ways, theres truth to it.
As for magnums. Yeah, you can kill elk, moose whatever you want with 308s and whatnot. I dont argue. I do however like my 300 Win Mag for alot of things, including deer. Flat shooter, lots of energy, clean kills, whats not to like? Im not too caught up in gagets and latest wssms or anything, but dont see any reason why you should come down on folks who CHOOSE to spend their money on them. I have lots of guns, different calibers, and choose what I use in what circumstance sometimes on what the situation is, and sometimes on what I feel like shooting. Sometimes I feel like getting the old Mag out and knocking one off his feet. Anything wrong with that? I like guns, and some are magnums. Anything wrong with that?
As for camo knifes, dont own one, dont know that Ive ever seen one. Mines made of deer antler horn and hammered crosscut saw blades with inscription on it. Anything wrong with that?
Maybe I took this the wrong way, but you did choose the frown for your lead on this thread. I know several other guys on here that tout the mags and like to shoot them. Not that they are the only weapon for the job but like them. See any problems there?
Dont be so quick to judge and condemn. I have argued with folks on this board about the short mags that say they are better than the old ones. I still hold to that. But I never put them down and told them to WAKE UP if thats what they want to spend their money on and enjoy shooting. Its their cash. No law against it. They are fine rifles, even if they are not what they are touted to be.
Not a good topic in my humble opinion.
Take Care
Andy
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