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Re: ......150 rounds....5 buffalo's
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Posted by Ryan - WI on May 11, 2005 at 21:06:00 from (66.222.44.240):
In Reply to: ......150 rounds....5 buffalo's posted by Hound on May 10, 2005 at 18:55:56:
In their defense and only slightly, realize what they were shooting with. A semi-auto pistol in 9mm is not exactly the best large game gun. Plus, think how many shots to the chest it would take to kill a buffalo, My bet is on a lot more than one. I used to pick up deer hit on teh road and I once watched an officer hit a deer 3 times in the head from 5 feet away before it killed the deer. Their guns are meant to stop people not animals.
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