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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis He do speaketh like a kielbasa. notified
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis actually i'm 25 and probably more educated and more experienced in life than you
Jeszcze Polska nie zginela kiedy my zyjemy,co nam obca przemoc wziela szabla odbierzemy.
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Apparently not.
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Do y'all really need to know anymore???
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis actually i'm 25 and probably more educated and more experienced in life than you In this assumption, you most certainly have erred.
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis He do speaketh like a kielbasa. notified Good luck with that.
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"Polska"...sorta says it all, eh? just notified the moderator bub. keep it up. Moderator asks if you can fill in the appropriate form:
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis actually i'm 25 and probably more educated and more experienced in life than you Actually people with field experience looked at your questions and rebuffing of good advice, and concluded that you are young and inexperienced. You've since confirmed their assumptions. You could learn alot if you would just listen to people that have experience in the field, vs. those in field and stream trying to sell you equipment. If you had both field experience in tough conditions, and also had taken a decent amount of game you'd come to two conclusions that rule out your choice of an aimpoint scope. The first conclusion is that the more complex something is, the more likely it is going to fail in the field, and if some is battery powered, the battery will die at the worst possible time. The only reason people have shifted from iron sights to telescopic sights (given that glass is still more fragile than iron) is that a good scope assists in accurately placing your shots. And that is issue number two, you do not compromise your ability to accurately place the critical first shot by choosing something that might be a milisecond faster on up close shots. Make the first shot count, and you don't have to worry about the followup charging shot. Even the guides who are the ones that end up making the followup shots as a rule don't go to electronic sights, and for good reason. Oh, I forgot the final conclusion. People that are overly concerned with followup shots and bear attacks tend to be jumpy and don't shoot well in the field. Most ofthen they muff up the first shots, where the bear is too far away to even do them any harm. You need to become a proficient shot in the field, and underpressure. No amount of magic whizzbang gear will give you those skills. I'd trust my life to the guy with a blue worn -06 with a steel tubed weaver 4x that has spent decades using his rifle effectively, to the tyro with a new wizzbang charge stopper 500 that is fiddling with his gadgets.
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis actually i'm 25 and probably more educated and more experienced in life than you Actually people with field experience looked at your questions and rebuffing of good advice, and concluded that you are young and inexperienced. You've since confirmed their assumptions. You could learn alot if you would just listen to people that have experience in the field, vs. those in field and stream trying to sell you equipment. If you had both field experience in tough conditions, and also had taken a decent amount of game you'd come to two conclusions that rule out your choice of an aimpoint scope. The first conclusion is that the more complex something is, the more likely it is going to fail in the field, and if some is battery powered, the battery will die at the worst possible time. The only reason people have shifted from iron sights to telescopic sights (given that glass is still more fragile than iron) is that a good scope assists in accurately placing your shots. And that is issue number two, you do not compromise your ability to accurately place the critical first shot by choosing something that might be a milisecond faster on up close shots. Make the first shot count, and you don't have to worry about the followup charging shot. Even the guides who are the ones that end up making the followup shots as a rule don't go to electronic sights, and for good reason. Oh, I forgot the final conclusion. People that are overly concerned with followup shots and bear attacks tend to be jumpy and don't shoot well in the field. Most ofthen they muff up the first shots, where the bear is too far away to even do them any harm. You need to become a proficient shot in the field, and underpressure. No amount of magic whizzbang gear will give you those skills. I'd trust my life to the guy with a blue worn -06 with a steel tubed weaver 4x that has spent decades using his rifle effectively, to the tyro with a new wizzbang charge stopper 500 that is fiddling with his gadgets. African guides don't use electronic sights I think more for liability in case of a law suit in case it failed... iron sights are something that can never fail if backing someone up so no chance of a mistake and watching a client get eaten in front of you or getting sued. So the soldiers in IRaq and Afhganistan who used aimpoints had all their scopes fail? They were hunting in tougher conditions. I some how find it hard to believe. These aimpoints have a tougher outter shell and are more shock resistent then any scope on the market. It's not what the magazines say it's what i've found from researching and talking to people and learning about them.
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"Polska"...sorta says it all, eh? just notified the moderator bub. keep it up. Moderator asks if you can fill in the appropriate form: \ Yea yea your a pussy, you hide behind a computer and your friends who are moderators... if i say anything wrong you'll have me kicked off. So who's the real pussy here? I'm not gonna waste calories arguing with someone on a computer. But if you want to ever meet up and settle this face to face, we can certainly do so.
Jeszcze Polska nie zginela kiedy my zyjemy,co nam obca przemoc wziela szabla odbierzemy.
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Nope...I think he's about 17 and reads lots of magazines and watches lots of hunting TV shows... . Dennis He do speaketh like a kielbasa. notified Good luck with that. Hiding behind the moderator and a computer? What a coward you are.. you wanna talk trash lets meet up and see how tough you are.
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It's funny how one can go to the doctor and he'll send you on your way with a prescription, etc. and nary an argument. You assume he knows his biz because, well, that's what he does. Toss in an experienced guide that does his thing for a living, and, well, the "patient" knows better. A rather trivial comparison? Yeah, maybe. But listening to BOTH can help you live a lot longer. Well remember whent he doctors were prescribing ephedra and codiene and people got addicted to the codiene.. which by the way, still happens today. Also vicadin, perceset, and oxycontin... very highly abused. So doctor's are not always right I trust Christ and my gut, not some doctor or person with a big head on a message board
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Better question is if they are so wonderful WHY AGAIN ARE YOU ASKING about their use then arguing with the comments?
You do know that hunting brown bear in Alaska is a bit different then 20 guys entering a 2 room house in Iraq with air and mortar support, right?
Your not serious are you? If you are... you need your head checked.
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Yea yea your a pussy, you hide behind a computer and your friends who are moderators... if i say anything wrong you'll have me kicked off. So who's the real pussy here? I'm not gonna waste calories arguing with someone on a computer. But if you want to ever meet up and settle this face to face, we can certainly do so. Good grief Polska, you're breaking my heart here...Do Poles have a sense of humour? Are they all thin skinned as you??? For goodness sake, grow a set, your not the only "racial minority" on here! Get your self a reputation as a "whiner" on here, and you might as well paint a target on yourself, life is going to be tough for you... And for your information, you have to work damn hard to be banned on here...At times people give each other sh1t, but its the Internet, so who really gives a crap?
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Your not serious are you? If you are... you need your head checked. You need to read that line you just typed again slowly and then apply it to yourself. You've got one of the most experienced bear guides in Alaska (who also happens to have served time in combat as a grunt and a sniper) telling you to forget the aimpoint. You've got numerous other Alaskan's telling you the same thing. You ignore all their advice and then start challenging people to fight. Yeah, somebody needs to have their head checked alright.
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Serenity now.
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Idon't have to agree with every single post... I wanted to see what the scope people said and I wanted to see why they dont' like dot sights. I don't have to just blindly follow and agree what every person on an internet chat board tells me... I use my own intelligence and common sense to evaluate someone's point of view and determine if it makes sense or not. It's called freedom. And i'm not arguing with anyone, i'm simply disagreeing and offering my opinion.. it's funny how someone is automatically "arguing" simply for disagreeing and offering another opinion... it's kind of hippocritical don't you think? You accuse someone of arguing, being stubborn, and being arrogant, yet you are acting the same way yourself.
And to all those who want to make fun of me for being Polish, your all cowards that have nothing better to do than sit on a message board and make fun of people.. in real life, I would snap your neck.
Jeszcze Polska nie zginela kiedy my zyjemy,co nam obca przemoc wziela szabla odbierzemy.
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in real life, I would snap your neck. He's gone from fighting to killing in a matter of posts. You can't buy entertainment like this.
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Serenity now. Looks like the sensible answer, doesn't it? Can't help wondering if Lee24 doesn't have kin in Poland?
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I liked it better when he was crying like a little girl. Now I'm skeered.
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