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Originally Posted by aka123
Regular sized hunting gun is just fine even in thickest woods, you just point the barrel forward or straight up. There is not that much shooting in those situations anyways. Or if the barrel length is problem, buy short barreled hunting gun. Why you need to buy short barreled military firearm?
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You see, this is the kind of stupid shit I'm referring to. People don't buy "military firearms" for hunting in the first place. As far as I know, that would be illegal in most States because "military firearms" & "assault rifles" are fully automatic.
Just because you feel like calling a gun something it clearly is not does not make you correct. A "short barreled hunting gun" is no different than a short barreled AR-10 with a 5 round magazine. YOUR chosen definition of "hunting gun" is based on what exactly? That the stock isn't adjustable? That it's not semi auto? That it's not black? That it doesn't accept magazines? All those scary things make it a "military gun" to you?
Seriously, you're not making any sense here.