NO magazine restriction on .22 caliber for deer

[saddlebum]

Now what to do with this 5 rnd mag I paid $40 fir 2 years ago

 

[dennishoddy]

Use it. Never needed to shoot one more than once anyway.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Now what to do with this 5 rnd mag I paid $40 fir 2 years ago

Enough people don't read the regs, you could probably get most of your money back for it.

 

[tRidiot]

Yeah I bought a couple of 5-rounders for my Blackout and my 6.8 SPC. Those shorter ones work better when you're sighting in at the range on a table, anyways.

 

[swampratt]

tRidiot nailed it. The shorter magazines are much better for sighting in and if you climb trees and perch on a limb the less crap you have sticking out on a weapon the better off you are.

 

[retrieverman]

So this magazine capacity thing was really a major issue in OK?

 

[kirk1978]

So this magazine capacity thing was really a major issue in OK?

Not anymore!!!

 

[SnowCamo]

Yeah I bought a couple of 5-rounders for my Blackout and my 6.8 SPC. Those shorter ones work better when you're sighting in at the range on a table, anyways.

Yep.
A buddy of mine was struggling sighting one in off a bench with a 30 rounder. He wondered why I didn’t just buy 30 round mags until that day.

 

[dennishoddy]

So this magazine capacity thing was really a major issue in OK?

Not really. It was just stupid legislation.
We had a thread on exactly why it was passed on OSA if someone wants to search it.
I’m on my phone and search doesn’t work well.


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[dennishoddy]

consider yourselves lucky. most states ban .223 as a deer round. 24 caliber minimums I've seen.

There are some stupid people out there making regulations that have no business doing so.