Yes, a .30-30 rifle can effectively take down a bear in self-defense, particularly if the shooter is skilled and aims for vital areas. However, it's important to consider the bear species and size; larger bears may require more powerful ammunition for a quick, humane kill. Additionally, shot placement is crucial, as a well-placed shot increases the chances of stopping the bear effectively. Always prioritize safety and be aware of local wildlife laws and regulations.
About $295.00 for a rifle in good condition. It will go up and down in price depending on the condition of the rifle.
Put the Rifle Down was created in 2003.
You rifle is probably worth $250-300 depending on condition. But it may soon increase since Winchester shut down production of the model 94 at the end of 2005.
Yes, bears have been taken down with much less powerful firearms, but the SKS is not a real good choice for this as it is relatively low power and only a medium caliber.
Bear Down Gym was created in 1926.
Of course he can! With a good bear rifle of course, as well as making sure the first shot is a kill shot instead of a wounding shot. A kill shot will bring down a bear no problem, especially if it's aimed at the head or between the neck vertebrae and the back of the skull. A wound shot will anger a bear and make it come after the cowboy who shot it.
What condition is it in, and what is the serial number? Is it a Take Down or a Solid Frame? Bert H.
Down Beat Bear was created on 1956-10-21.
Lay That Rifle Down - 1955 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved USA:Passed
Lay That Rifle Down - 1955 was released on: USA: 7 July 1955
moon bear hands down
he was stuffed