And I further submit ladies and gentlemen is it true that if you shoot a large animal with a small gun (as in a brown bear with

[ishawooa]

And I further submit ladies and gentlemen is it true that if you shoot a large animal with a small gun (as in a brown bear with a .243) it will damage the rifle action?

[usmcturkey]

You could shoot a diamond with it and its not going to hurt anything. The bullet has already left the rifle.

[jlfreeborn]

I suggest that it could be true. Hear me out...You shoot big bear with little gun. Big bear come after you with little gun. You and little gun have bad day. Therefore, yes, it could hurt your action. Is this really a serious question?

[idduckhntr]

Only if you hit the bear over the head with the gun.

[lovetohunt]

Nope

[Beekeeper]

Ish, again I repeat. Maybe you should come down off that mountain for a while...

[buckeye]

No

[buckhunter]

Makes sense to me. Pass the bong Ish.

[bonnier-admin_2]

ishawooa

What is the world are you talking about!

Let me get this right? You shoot a brown bear with a .243 and it will damage the rifle action?

Answer, only if you had to beat the bear over the head after you shoot it or the bear shoves it up you _______!

[s-kfry]

It will definitly hurt the action when the bear uses it as a toothpick to clean you-who-tried-to-shoot-it-with-a-.243 out of his teeth.

[Edward J. Palumbo]

I think the action will be safer than the stock when the angry bear thrashes that rifle and the disappointed shooter who fired the shot. My mind is drawing a cartoon even as I type this. Thank you for putting a smile on my face this afternoon.

[Golfing Sportsman]

who is telling you these stupid things, they make no sense what so ever.

[timothyfaw]

no

[Alex Williams]

you really are an idiot. You are acting like an immature 10year old with these ridiculous questions.

[CavRecon]

Yep. Because the large animal will run you down and trample the gun.