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@emcon5: I honestly believe I will never need to use whatever the firearm may be. I try to not leave the common sense at home. However, if I had to name what would worry me the most if conflict was to arise, it would be...crocodiles and alligators. I was watching a documentary on the explosion of crocodiles in south Florida where I am located with some reportedly up to 17 feet long not to mention the 1+million gators to boot.
@mystro: I am so sorry to hear about your dog. I hope that everything turned out to be OK. Do you recommend a particular load you use in your 12ga?
@dakota.potts: Great point with special attention to the legalities. My hope is to get out for a few days and camp. I am a sucker for revolvers, I have a model 19-3 would this suffice as a proper revolver caliber choice? I could pick up some nice heavy projectiles if needed.
@skizzums: I am tempted to bring out my Henry Big Boy .44 mag. But it is just too damn pretty . I am see how each response is justifiable and practical. I really do appreciate everyone throwing some wood on the fire to so I can have a small but great resource to make a decision.
@Panfisher: Thanks for your response. It seems there is a gravitation towards the 12ga and compliance.
@the Big D: first off that's a funny name gave me a good chuckle. I am going to have to say I really DONT think the Rigby is the medicine I am looking for especially after researching the cost of ammunition.
@blindstitch: I heard some negative things about Marlin guide guns in the past few years...do you know if this has been remedied. I will look into guide sized options in the .45-70.
@Paul B: I am speechless, I would have never thought the large calibers would be so expensive. Talk about the compounded medications of the firearm world.
@mystro: I am so sorry to hear about your dog. I hope that everything turned out to be OK. Do you recommend a particular load you use in your 12ga?
@dakota.potts: Great point with special attention to the legalities. My hope is to get out for a few days and camp. I am a sucker for revolvers, I have a model 19-3 would this suffice as a proper revolver caliber choice? I could pick up some nice heavy projectiles if needed.
@skizzums: I am tempted to bring out my Henry Big Boy .44 mag. But it is just too damn pretty . I am see how each response is justifiable and practical. I really do appreciate everyone throwing some wood on the fire to so I can have a small but great resource to make a decision.
@Panfisher: Thanks for your response. It seems there is a gravitation towards the 12ga and compliance.
@the Big D: first off that's a funny name gave me a good chuckle. I am going to have to say I really DONT think the Rigby is the medicine I am looking for especially after researching the cost of ammunition.
@blindstitch: I heard some negative things about Marlin guide guns in the past few years...do you know if this has been remedied. I will look into guide sized options in the .45-70.
@Paul B: I am speechless, I would have never thought the large calibers would be so expensive. Talk about the compounded medications of the firearm world.