Good huntin!
Hi All,
I took my new JC hunting today. I patterned the gun at the range yesterday and I really liked what it did at 25 yards. The gun performed perfectly. The follow-up shots were easy to make. To all of you who thinks 410 is not enough of a gun for bird hunting – it is ENOUGH. Three of the birds were taken down with the first shot and the rest with the follow-up. Even my buddy (the dog owner) was very skeptical at first. He though that the idea of having the revolver was silly alone and that it is 410 was a matter of a laugh to him, but then he changed his mind and actually is very impressed with this little carbine. I think it just might become my primary uplanderI had a ton of fun. We did about 9 miles and got 11 birds.
Cheers,
Mad
Good huntin!
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.410's have been around along time. I've hunted with them for years growing up, No complaints from me.
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Cheers!Originally Posted by chicharrones™
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Good hunting! nothing wrong with a .410 for bird hunting.. though I would steer clear of ostriches, 'em 'r biguns and mean!![]()
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Did you have plugs in the cylinder so you could only use three chambers or does your state allow a higher capacity? Just curious how you thought of the plugged cylinders if you used them.
Hey Ace,Originally Posted by Ace
In Virginia you do not need plugs for upland birds. I beleive only migratory birds require the plugs. Sorry I could not answer your question.
Cheers,
Mad
No worries, in my state the bird mag restriction is three and was just wondering if anybody has tried hunting with the judge like that.
I had no problem cycling the action with the plugs in at home. In all of my downed birds there were no need to have more than 2 rounds so far, so I think if you are not a horrible shot, then three shells should do per one bird.Originally Posted by Ace
Cheers,
Mad