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Then about 2-3 years ago a fella killed a brown bear with a 147 gr. Buffalo Bore Outdoorsman load from a 9mm S&W 3913. The number of fellas who decided that load was good for angry bear attacks grew. So with every discussion of anything it gets drug up again. I've decided to strongly recommend that load for carry in Grizzly country. It's the only way I can think of to decrease the number of bear threads. More people get et by bears fewer to argue in bear threads. tipoc
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Astute post, Tipoc!
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Location: Nevada
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Whats the point of driving a pencil sized hole through a bear? Doesnt nato 124gr 9mm do the same through people? I'd much rather have a good 158gr jhp at max velocity any day in the woods. With a good no 2 pencil as backup! lol
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