Indiana Hunting regarding Rifles

[DaKruiser]

In essence the CO was saying it was an SBR, which is not legal to hunt with in 300blk (ironically he never asked me if I had a tax stamp for an SBR).

Just wanted to clarify this, didn't want anyone to think they couldn't hunt with an SBR of proper caliber,

 

[Bravo-4-2]

http://www.in.gov/dnr/files/fw-Deer_Hunting_Equipment.pdf

This won't be changing anytime soon.

 

[DaKruiser]

http://www.in.gov/dnr/files/fw-Deer_Hunting_Equipment.pdf

This won't be changing anytime soon.

They already have, that's the old regs! Deer Regulations | Indiana Hunting & Trapping Guide | eRegulations.com

The one I know for sure is the max cartridge length, went to 1.8" last year

 

[jblomenberg16]

Just wanted to clarify this, didn't want anyone to think they couldn't hunt with an SBR of proper caliber,

Yes, good point of clarification.

 

[Hookeye]

Uh, that SBR of proper caliber thing................

SBR can exist in "handgun" or "rifle" form legally, but the state said they were "always a rifle".
So if in handgun form, it still had to meet the RIFLE cartridge spec.

I remember reading where this might change.

Have had that Remington 7600 in .308 as SBR in handgun form in the back of my mind for a long while.

 

[spearheadersarge]

458 Socom build almost complete! AR upper out for ejection port mod and the handguard cap being enlarged to fit over bigger gas block area. It will accept regular handguards when mod is complete. I will post some pics when I get it done! Can't wait to shoot it!

 

[85s10]

Gosh, I would think that the 30-30 would be legal. Hopefully the law will change as they are a great load in northern Michigan. I don't think they carry as far as a 22.