Now TulsaPosted By Mel Maki |
"So, stop feigning the BS echo..."Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman
Granted it would have been more accurate to state there would be nothing left of the internal organs of the deer: "...the extreme speed of the .223, once that bullet enters the body the amount of damage it does from the concussion alone, is detrimental to the vitals of most animals."
Additionally, "in most states an AR-15 is allowed for hunting big game." So, the so-called notion that you can't hunt deer with an ar15 because it's somehow not potent enough is essentially the same kind of hyperbole that you see from one broadcaster in that its amplified to make a point. Indeed, I see from this article, that deer hunter rarely shoot deer from over 300 yards and the ar15 can kill one at 500 so as the article amply states, "Every state has some sort of restriction on the calibers you can use when hunting different types of game. Many states also have restrictions on how many rounds you are allowed to have in your magazine, or even if you are allowed to hunt with semi-automatic rifles. Although with all the restrictions, in most states an AR-15 is allowed for hunting big game. Most states require hunters to use at least a .22lr, so the ever so slightly larger (but much faster) .223 is also allowed. As with any legal regulation, it is your responsibility to know the laws of your state, which you can find on your state’s DNR website. "
https://omegaoutdoors.blog/ar-15-for-hunting-whitetail/
So, stop feigning the BS echo that the ar15 is somehow inadequate as a semi-auto killing machine that can't kill deer because it's somehow not lethal enough...
I have not said what I think your typing is trying to say.