bear hunting handgun

would a gun do? What happens to a spear or a paintball gun or if you just piss off even more?

Bears, unlike deer, are carnivores. This means that a bear can be very happy to eat part of you if you do not hit it well enough to fix. Unless you have a good amount of hunting experience under his belt, you probably should not even think about the game is until you do. And if the experience of hunting with a rifle, then use a rifle for bear hunting. For bear hunting, which requires at least 2 things. (1) a gun capable of stopping (not just killing) a bear. While bears have been killed with firearms and arrows, most of the time people that this attempt to have a person standing by to back them up with … you guessed it … a rifle. (2) you need the skill and presence of mind to place your shot exactly where you want, even if the bear is bigger than you ever imagined it could be and is executed directly at you from only 30 meters or less. In reality, this could happen, and if you do and you are unprepared, may well end up disfigured, crippled or dead. So, a lot of experience on deer and other first, and start with a rifle. After taking a couple of bears with a rifle, if you hit well, then you might consider taking the following with a gun. In which case, I would suggest at least a 44 Magnum. Personally, I prefer a .454 Casull, 500 S & W one, or maybe a .375 JDJ. These guns have a good amount of recoil, so practice a lot to choose the one you choose before making a bear. Good luck, be careful and stay safe.

Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum Revolver .50 Cal Snubnose

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