I always thought when I go camping I could just shoot any bear that wants to attack me. But LOOK at this fucker. I honestly think .357 Win mag or 12 gauge would just piss it off until it closed the distance and tore you to pieces.
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If it bleeds you can kill it
if you need more than .22lr you are just a bad shot
>its another "bears are magic monsters that are immune to bullets" thread
people have been killing bears for hundreds of thousands of years. it is easier now than at any other time in history because of guns and bullets.
What the hell exists on this earth that you can't take down with a 12 gauge, especially slugs? That'd be terrible man
An AR chambered in 5.56 with 75gr pills is more than enough to take a bear down. Heck I wouldn't hesitate to shoot one with my 9mm loaded with 124gr nato. That being said bear spray is probably more effective than either.
>bear spray
I just spray it on myself, right?
Glock 20 obviously
That's because you are retarded and have never killed anything. .357 or 12 gauge would ruin him. Especially the way he is standing there.
Regional hunting caliber regulations aside
338-06 is a great caliber for anything on the planet. 375 H&H was Taylor's choice and Jack O'Connors for the big tough stuff as well. O'Connors wife used the 30 06 with great success on the same big tough game Jack used the 375 for. A 12 gauge pump chucking one ounce of lead with each shot will definitely do some damage. The 318 wesley Richard's will do the trick as well if you are a weirdo for strange calibers. Obviously the 416 Rigby will do the trick.
In the end the real question is how much thought did you put into bullet selection and can you hit a target that wants to eat you?