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07-22-2009, 05:15 PM
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I do, but then again I was raised with the school of one shot one kill. If you are talking about the current trend in not using enough gun for the critter you are hunting, and add sloppy shooting on it then yes I agree a bolt gun (or even belt fed) would be better.
The flip side is I own several single shot firearms and I can reload them faster than most can rechamber a bolt gun. But then I grew up single shot squirrel hunting. GoodOlBoy
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