Bear Defense
- Thread starter JakeSCH
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He is still posting about it on the slide. Pure genius if you ask me. I mean who wouldn't want the expertise on Grizzlies from someone who lives and hunts in So Cal.
Larry had all the answers regarding things that go bump in the night!
I am a lot more confident with a 44mag than I am with a 454 Cassul or S&W 500 especially for follow up shots. If you ever want to be humbled go shoot one of those revolvers at 10-20 yards.Friend of mine went to Alaska a few years ago to fish salmon and brought a 44 magnum with him. The guide told it was perfect because if a bear came at him he could use it on himself so that he would not have to suffer while being mauled and eaten by the bear.
The 454 gave me nightmares, the S&W very nice to shoot, I emptied two cylinders, 10 rounds. My Ruger .480 is a dream to shoot.
I've shot a 454 a couple of times, not a fan. I would be fine never shooting one again.
He posted a picture of himself holding a small 15 year old dog on the slide. He said it's a chick magnet. It must fit through doggie door.
Rinella on Rogan's podcast had an interesting story about when they got attacked by a grizz in camp. Before the attack they had debates on what caliber handgun is best defense.. one of the guys had I think a .454 Casull. But they had no time to react when it happened. Couldn't pull the gun. One guy had to fend it off by stabbing it with a trekking pole. Another guy ended up on the grizzly's back somehow and went for a ride. Wild story. Shows that you can be prepared with the latest 10mm G20 or S&W .500 and still not even be able to use it. Not saying I wouldn't have one on me, for peace of mind sake...
His daddy may have finally giving him the much needed spankin he clearly never had....or could it be Rona??Someone seems to be not contributing lately. Wonder why?????
Pussies... you're likely to die in the plane before a bear gets you. Who's Larry? Ed F