Steven Rinella

The most time when you're hunting?

Yeah, you know, what that comes from is, it comes from having, it comes from this just kind of like desire to have one,

thing that you take care of and know well and keep tuned up and rigged up yeah and then i can use it for all manner of hunting so i like to hunt coos deer um you know so it's a small desert white tail i mean these things are 110 pounds right and i'll take the same load

as i would kill a bull moose with no kidding yeah with it yeah just shoot it back from the shoulder watch out for the shoulder blade gotcha just punch clean hole in it so you do that for a consistency that's what that's what it stems from as much as i wind up messing around with all kinds of stuff i just like i'm just comfortable with it like i you know i kind of like basically also you get i just kind of basically understand the trajectory

Do you follow me?

It's a little bit ingrained.

No, I get it.

I get it.

It's convenient.

My kids shoot 6.5 Creedmoors because I got them started on something smaller.

Those are great to shoot.

That 300 Win Mag thing is a little bit perhaps antiquated as bullets have gotten so good.

You know, like uniformity of bullets have gotten so good that you can get away with shooting much lighter rounds now.

You know all this stuff, but like there used to be a lot of talk about a flat shooting rifle, but with laser range finders, it's not as relevant.

Like you wanted a gun at 300 yards point of impact, right?

That like anywhere from zero to 300 yards, you're going to be within some number of inches of right.

with a flat shooting gun, but with laser range finders, it's like, just call your shot.

It doesn't matter anymore, you know?

So there's a little bit of, a little bit of it's antiquated, but yeah, that's what I'm currently, that's what I currently hunt with.

Oh, really?