The Shoot2hunt Podcast

[Chris_in_Idaho]

BWAHAHAHA!

"300s are the best, they have enough wallop"

"Don't bring your little 30-06 for 300 yard shots"

Then...

"I don't really know about different bullets like Barnes and Nosler"

 

[id_jon]

BWAHAHAHA!

"300s are the best, they have enough wallop"

"Don't bring your little 30-06 for 300 yard shots"

Then...

"I don't really know about different bullets like Barnes and Nosler"

30--06 is small and 300 yards is far??

 

[Chris_in_Idaho]

30--06 is small and 300 yards is far??

According to the guest on today's S2H podcast.

 

[WyldGoose]

Great episode, great guest/stories, and the “wallop” line was hilarious.

 

[Dobermann]

Okay, this is Rokslide, so we get it (well, most of us ...) and some of the content confirmed what @Formidilosus and others have said about guides.

But let's cut the guy some slack - as he said, much of this work was pre-internet, pre-readily available ballistics testing, and so on.

He clearly has a lot of incredible experience, and has likely seen a lot more than many of us here.

And kudos to @Ryan Avery and @Unknown Munitions Jake for not backing away from the conversation, offering other points of view, and being respectful to their guest in the process.

 

[bojangles808]

one of the best episodes yet

 

[Chris_in_Idaho]

Agreed. Now that I've finished it, it was great. I didn't realize grizzly encounters were such a regularity.

But I literally laughed out loud at the 300s have more whallop and being pissed about the 30-06 & Weaver scope part. It's like he had read the script on what a stereotypical "guide" is supposed to say about cartridge choice.