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They call them elk in many parts of Europe, and another fun fact, the word moose has its origins in the Algonquain peoples of northeastern North America. Of course they refer to the North American elk by the name Wapiti

@Gunnamor30 your probably rite I didn't think of that! They are definitely skilled shooters

In Europe they still make rifle’s with open sights, in America you have to look to find a bolt gun with open sights.

Red dots give you a better overview of the surroundings, instead of a scope that will limit the view.

The Red Dot allows the shooter to be focused on the animal instead of the front sight. When sexing and sizing animals on the run, the Red Dot is far more important as a tool than the desire to adhere to “in my day, we didn't need principles.” The process of European hunting is rooted in history and tradition but has the practical purpose of ecological balance, guaranteeing the future of the entire ecosystem. Modern tools like sighting aids, moderators, advanced ammunition technology, etc, are accepted due to the enhancement of the outcome.

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One of it is Sig Sauer S202 Classic.

In British English this animal is called elk

Because moose in Europe are called Elch or variations in other languages. Nobody knows why you would call a red deer species an elk.

Because moose in Europe are called Elch or variations in other languages. Nobody knows why you would call a red deer species an elk.

In Europe they are called Elk, Moose and Elk were probably misnamed by early settlers. Doesn't matter they all taste the same :)