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44 Mag BBS carbine or 41 Mag BBS Rifle , Both are shooting Great 1" at 100 yds , That's is the problem!!! Wisconsin Deer hunt starts the Saturday before Thanksgiving . Witch one do I take??? Opening day is the one you don't want to miss, Need help making a decision Thanks Henry
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JEBar
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41 and 44 are both outstanding calibers .... that said, there is nothing the 41 can do that the 44 can't do just a bit better .... unless it was a matter or personal preference, I'd go with the 44
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I'm suggesting a 180* from the comment that Les made. 
Leave them both at home and get a Henry All-Weather .30-30 for the deer hunt.
A Henry .357 Magnum carbine would do quite well also.
This way you don't have to decide, problem solved, and you will grow your Henry collection at the same time.
Good hunting!!
Leave them both at home and get a Henry All-Weather .30-30 for the deer hunt.
A Henry .357 Magnum carbine would do quite well also.
This way you don't have to decide, problem solved, and you will grow your Henry collection at the same time.
Good hunting!!
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~~Henry H012MR Big Boy Steel Carbine .357 Magnum
~~Uberti 1874 Russian No. 3 Top-Break .45LC 6.5"
~~~A Pair of Revolvers -- Stainless & Blued
A quiet place to rest awhile...Psalm 46:10
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JEBar
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Re: Big Problem
just curious, is Wisconsin one of the states that requires use of straight wall cartridges in deer hunting rifles ?
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JEBar wrote:41 and 44 are both outstanding calibers .... that said, there is nothing the 41 can do that the 44 can't do just a bit better .... unless it was a matter or personal preference, I'd go with the 44
Can't argue that JEBar, but I was also thinking the .41 has the longer barrel and might shoot a littler flatter out to 100yds.
I'm not at all familiar with either caliber though.
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JEBar
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Henry88 wrote:JEBar wrote:Can't argue that JEBar, but I was also thinking the .41 has the longer barrel and might shoot a littler flatter out to 100yds.
many years ago I owned a Smith 41 mag but can't offer specifics with personal knowledge of their 100 yard trajectory .... I do know that our 44 mag firing Nosler 240 gr JHP pushed by 23.8 g of W296 has a muzzle velocity of about 1725 FPS .... if we sight it in an inch and a half high at 50 yards it will Zero at 100 yards .... after 100 yards it drops fairly quickly
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JEBar wrote:just curious, is Wisconsin one of the states that requires use of straight wall cartridges in deer hunting rifles ?
No.
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jpg wrote:44 Mag BBS carbine or 41 Mag BBS Rifle , Both are shooting Great 1" at 100 yds , That's is the problem!!! Wisconsin Deer hunt starts the Saturday before Thanksgiving . Witch one do I take??? Opening day is the one you don't want to miss, Need help making a decision Thanks Henry
Flip a coin.
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