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I fired off a 30/30 TC once...NEVER AGAIN!!! LOL...I'll leave the rifle rounds to the rifle...

What about a 357? Or a 44 Mag? I did see a 223 bolt action single shot hand gun once at a hunting store...wanted around $800 for it...to much money for too little gun..LOL...

Good luck.

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Yep. If you're looking at a handgun for deer hunting in those calibers, the Thompson/Center Encore is the way to go. Me personally, I just can't see popping off a rifle round in a handgun platform, but I'm a wuss. grin.gif

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Yeah I would close my eyes and lean back before every shot. smile.gif

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The easy way get this gun would be to simply purchase a Encore in your caliber of choice. I would suggest either a 7mm08 or 260 Rem.

If you are willing to spend a little more and do the homework locating one, a Remington XP100 or Savage Striker would be a fine choice. Sadly both are no longer produced. If your pockets are deep there are several options for complete custom pistol.

FWIW.....

Recoil from one of these type of guns isn't harsh at all. They are louder than all get out but the recoil impulse is much less than a .44Mag revolver.

hangunnr

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If you can find a good used Savage Super Stryker they are the Bees Knees, the Cat's........I own one in .308. Personally I prefer the 308 or 7MM-08. These two cartridges use fast burning ball powders and tend to work well in short barrel pistols. Hangunnr and I hunt in Indiana. We can't use rifles, but we can use "hand cannons". My Savage has a muzzle break and has very little recoil. From a tripod stand or with shooting sticks, you can shoot 250 yards. Hangunnr, your buddy Keith witnessed me taking a 138 class 10 point and a 140 class 11 point from over 200 yards. Keith had already filled his buck tag (only one allowed all season in Indiana). We were hunting about 1000 yards apart. The 11pt went right under his stand! Crossed the field directly between us and I shot him in the chest at about 180 yards. The 165 gr Nosler ballistic tip loaded with BLC-2 traveling at 2560 feet per second picked the buck straight up and down. No tracking job here. This pistol is very accurate and the triggers can be adjusted (later models) I use a Leupold VariXIII scope. Its a cadillac rig for whitetail hunting with a pistol. Go to www.gunsamerica.com if you want to find one.

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