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I suppose I can try this too.

More times than you would think is possible. This one freaked me out a little at first. Then I laughed. Then I started scratching my head.

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Yes, that is the reason I would go with a .45 cal GUN (not bullet)! Shooting .40 or .357 or other single projectile bullets in them with sabots is a legal option with them. I have taken more than one with Barnes .40 195 grain using sabots. I guess I should have added that .40 or other sub cal...

My opinion, you will be glad you quit smoking and wishing you had done it sooner. Which option depends on what you are after. I like the 700 SA centerfire action or the 700 ML action because there are fewer load limitations compared to most other builds and their are countless options for...

Available already here, http://www.iowadnr.gov/Portals/idnr/uploads/Hunting/nrd_draw.pdf

The way I read it the landowner can hunt all seasons. The piece that says you can fill tags in two seasons is because there are two tags to fill. One can be filled in one season and the other on another.

....two deer hunting licenses, one antlered or any sex deer hunting license and one antlerless deer only deer hunting license..... .....The free deer hunting licenses issued pursuant to this paragraph shall be valid and may be used during any bow or firearm deer hunting season.

Yep. There is no stopping it.

A landowner is expected to specify no tresspassing vs. a person being required to gain permission? That is just asinine. Does no sign or no painted post mean no permission needed?

Along with the range you are looking for make sure you consider getting one with a good reputation of handling high recoil guns. Vortex Viper PST is a good one for under $1,000 and Sightron s-tac has good options around $500. I have a Weaver Super Slam on one of mine and they hold up too.

Price range?

Other than the last couple of replies, this thread is over 6 years old. Not that it isn't a good thread, only that cameras have changed a quite a bit since then.

I have thought long and hard on how to respond. I was a big fan of Knight muzzleloaders before switching to smokeless. I am sure this is a great gun. If I ever go to one of the states that do not allow smokeless or require sights, I will own another. However, I doubt it is much of an upgrade...