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windshields
PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2015 7:23 pm 
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I hope on getting a youth P.A.L with my Dad who'll be getting one as well for hunting.
We hope on getting four guns, two shotguns for bear defense, a .22 rifle for wild turkey hunting, and a 9mm carbine just for sport.
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windshields wrote:
I hope on getting a youth P.A.L with my Dad who'll be getting one as well for hunting.
We hope on getting four guns, two shotguns for bear defense, a .22 rifle for wild turkey hunting, and a 9mm carbine just for sport.
Thought I'd say.

A shotgun or two are good for small game hunting. A .22 can be good for that too, and for target shooting, plinking, and "sport". Are you anticipating bear problems? You will find you need to use a shotgun for wild turkeys.
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DougP
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Congrats. I can barely remember doing mine when I was 15. I think I had to wait til I was 16 to take the test.
That was 42 years ago.
The last time I had renewed my hunting license was in '83 (I think) but I miraculously kept that piece of paper over all those years and so I renewed it without an issue two years ago. But I could only hunt with a bow since I didn't have a PAL.

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Congrats. It won't B that hard.

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Penage Guy wrote:
windshields wrote:
I hope on getting a youth P.A.L with my Dad who'll be getting one as well for hunting.
We hope on getting four guns, two shotguns for bear defense, a .22 rifle for wild turkey hunting, and a 9mm carbine just for sport.
Thought I'd say.

A shotgun or two are good for small game hunting. A .22 can be good for that too, and for target shooting, plinking, and "sport". Are you anticipating bear problems? You will find you need to use a shotgun for wild turkeys.


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Congrats, i just love my 9mm kelTec it's a decent shooter and if you leave it as is (unlike what i did lol) it's easy storage

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kobs wrote:
Congrats, i just love my 9mm kelTec it's a decent shooter and if you leave it as is (unlike what i did lol) it's easy storage

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olord jeebus what is that thing

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A kelTec 9mm carbine non restricted lol usually it folds but this one i have to get the forhand off to do so

Started out like this for around $600

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