Posted November 23, 2015 10:19 pm by Comments

By Bob Owens

To make a long story short, my son dropped my rifle one week before this hunt and did not tell me it was dropped, after making two repetitive shots with custom loads, I knew it was not me. 15 minutes later, buck came back out and I had a chance to get my other gun from my truck and harvest him, however I did not film the fatal shot, but I have pictures. Please notice innocent bystander (rabbit) on the first shot. I was shooting a 7mm Magnum.

Even worse, the East German judge counted off an extra half point for the rabbit not sticking the landing.

By the way, this video highlights the difference between a shooter and a rifleman. A rifleman will know where his bullet should impact, can make adjustments on the fly in the event of a miss, and put the next shot on target. This guy blew his first shot several feet high, didn’t have the skill to know what he was doing, and so held in the same spot, and missed by the same distance again.

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