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Pennsylvania Passed Bill To Use Semi-Auto Rifles!
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<blockquote data-quote="LeePaHunter" data-source="post: 1258737" data-attributes="member: 93823"><p>I am not saying it would be bad but you know as well as I do the same guys who are shooting irresponsibly will also be using them which means theyll just be able to throw the lead even faster than before which make me the woods even unsafe. I have four young boys of my own that love to hunt but I couldn't imagine taking them into the woods with those guys around. I have property of my own to hunt which only a portion os posted for liability issues due to an old hand dug well from back in the early days which is why it is posted but the rest I leave open. Now if they pass for big game I will just have to post the rest of my property just to know my ground will be safe enough for my boys to be able to enjoys a good hunt. Believe me I have nothing against semiauto's in the hands of good responsible hunters but you know as well as I there are still alot of irresponsible ones as well. I like hunting state forest at my camp but I know alot of lead slingers up there as well. Every year you here them. They get one clear shot then the animals hot the mountain laurel and then the led just starts flying in the general direction the animal went. That being said I do not have have a problem with semis when they are being used practical and not irresponsible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LeePaHunter, post: 1258737, member: 93823"] I am not saying it would be bad but you know as well as I do the same guys who are shooting irresponsibly will also be using them which means theyll just be able to throw the lead even faster than before which make me the woods even unsafe. I have four young boys of my own that love to hunt but I couldn't imagine taking them into the woods with those guys around. I have property of my own to hunt which only a portion os posted for liability issues due to an old hand dug well from back in the early days which is why it is posted but the rest I leave open. Now if they pass for big game I will just have to post the rest of my property just to know my ground will be safe enough for my boys to be able to enjoys a good hunt. Believe me I have nothing against semiauto's in the hands of good responsible hunters but you know as well as I there are still alot of irresponsible ones as well. I like hunting state forest at my camp but I know alot of lead slingers up there as well. Every year you here them. They get one clear shot then the animals hot the mountain laurel and then the led just starts flying in the general direction the animal went. That being said I do not have have a problem with semis when they are being used practical and not irresponsible. [/QUOTE]
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