The Down Range Forum
Member Section => Handguns => Topic started by: outdoorsguy29 on October 08, 2009, 01:05:06 PM
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Have tried looking all over the internet on where a person can go hunting with a handgun be it small game to deer.
More specifically somewhere in California.
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where are you in CA?
I know of several places in Northern CA to do just that. Deer its going to depend on what zone you draw.
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Most, if not all places that allow hunting allow hunting with handguns of appropriate caliber.
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CAs rules are 4+" barrel and centerfire.
Other then maybe bear, and some of the larger pigs, a 357 will drop anything in CA. ( for those that don't know we have tiny deer here. a 100 lb is a large deer)
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not here ::)
I know it is no help just if you were looking for some hunting down under, don't bother about bringing your hand guns over here.
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MI has law's about needing to be 18. >:( Kept my daughter from carrying a handgun for squirrel. >:(
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Have tried looking all over the internet on where a person can go hunting with a handgun be it small game to deer.
More specifically somewhere in California.
Come on out to WY. It is allowed here.
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All of Montana. All game large or small and any caliber.,
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All of Texas, except for migratory birds, not even a pistol grip shotgun, has to be shoulder fired.
Handgun hunting = FUN ;D
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one of the hard things about hand gun hunting for deer( atleast in most of northern CA) is 200 yds is a close shot.
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Its more bowhunting than gun hunting, eg a hand gunner first, hunter second, but if you've put in the hours and will wait for the right shot, why not. I've seen studies that show that even with the difference in sight plain you're not buying much between 4 5/8" as opposed to 6". and .44 mag is plenty for any deer. Though I like .454 casull using .45 colt in theory (no experience with this set up). I say practice and then go for it.
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