Lol I was too, but couldn’t wrap my mind around it. I’m really just here to make everybody realize how dumb they could be.I’ve been thinking this throughout the entire thread but thought I may not know as much about shotguns as I think I do.
I was wondering either someone is overthinking the heck out of this or my brain is toast.I’ve been thinking this throughout the entire thread but thought I may not know as much about shotguns as I think I do.
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Game wardens carry a flexible gauge they insert into the magazine to check for plugs.
Seriously?!? Why the heck don’t they just insert a couple shells to check? Kind of seems like going the long way around to get the same results.
Actually, I saw the gauge on Lone Star Law.Seriously?!? Why the heck don’t they just insert a couple shells to check? Kind of seems like going the long way around to get the same results.
That figures. I’ve never seen the show, but I hear it’s over dramatized. One of the wardens down here is somewhat of a regular on the show from what I understand, and I know of two instances that his camera crew has been escorted off private property by the sheriffs department.
I’ve always heard that they just tell you to throw them a few shells. I’ve never been checked. The only time I’ve ever been checked was the local game warden while driving around sandy sanders, and while on the shooting range at okmulgee I got a visit from the game warden supervisor.Seriously?!? Why the heck don’t they just insert a couple shells to check? Kind of seems like going the long way around to get the same results.
u can use a dowel. lay it outside of the mag tube + shells to see how long to make the plug. a factory plug is pretty much just a dowel. just pry or screw off the cap on the end of the mag tube. when cap is about to come off hold on to it as the spring in the mag tube will shoot the cap off once the cap clears its threads. the dowel should fit inside the mag spring that is not be so big in diameter that it compresses the spring.
on game warden checking i have been checked a bunch during dove season. last time warden had his own 12 and 20 shells. asked for my gun, and proceeded to load three and then tried a forth. it would not fit so he unloaded stuck his shells back in his pocket and handed the gun to me. i did see a warden carrying a guys gun back to his truck one time with the guy walking behind warden with his down. i asked what happened and he said at the last minute before leaving the house that morning he changed guns and did not think about the plug. cost him some money. have seen wardens act as fellow hunters so they would blend in and maybe catch someone doing wrong.
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