I figured it. It was their magazine.I would send it back to Les Baer
I figured it. It was their magazine.I would send it back to Les Baer
That's good, those guns are way to expensive to be giving problemsI figured it. It was their magazine.
Definitely apex predators that are using humans to help find food.Reading a lot about the fur trappers in journals, and known accounts I don’t think grizz ever really feared man.
The issue with revolvers being in backpacks is the inability to get them out in time just like the OP in this scenario.That is why revolvers are considered backpack/bear country weapons. The only issue with that in this scenario is that according to the story this guy shot 10 times. That wouldn't have happened with a revolver though a 357 or 44 would have had a bit more punch.
By backpack, I meant while backpacking. I took it as a given that one would have your handgun in a holster. You did what many have traditionally done which is having a large caliber revolver and as noted the round count is the downfall. I would still go with a revolver though. Better to go with something that will go bang no matter what. Got to give the guy props for killing the bear & living. Saying and doing are two different things.The issue with revolvers being in backpacks is the inability to get them out in time just like the OP in this scenario.
For years I carried a .44 mag in a chest rig when in grizzly country. Round count is lacking. The guy in the Op’s story barely had time to draw much less shoot for accuracy. It was only after being mauled, he got off a shot to the head to kill the bear.
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