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Walked a creek for a arvo hunt, with the 222. Found a boar bedded, as I lined him up he stood up two quick shots had him on the ground. Chris dropped a couple with the 12g and solids. We then moved on to some culling, and dropped 15 with SG's and the 222. heres a few pics cheers Mick Boar with 222 sako Chris with first load Miroku 12g SG's 2 with one shot |
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Sako looks slick. What is the bullet and load? |
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Quote: 24gr bench mak 2 , 50gr nosler shots, rem 7 1/2 Very accurate and works well on game. |
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222 is not an official boar cartridge here but the stutzen looks very good! |
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Yes, very nice stutzen indeed. Louis |
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Louis was asking - do we eat donkeys? I am guessing these pigs are loaded up for butchering? Human and or animal meat? Now Mick is becoming the small calibre NT shooter! A .222 in the Territory, that must be more rare? I like the Sako Stutzen. What model and age is it? I was only thinking of .222 Stutzen's last week. A friend used to have a synthetic Steyr Stutzen in .222. |
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Its a Sako L461 222, unsure of what year. Leupold vx 2 2x7 sits on top. Could go larger but small scope suits it. Not the most suitable cal for up here but gets an occasional run. We were shooting a mango block so small cal preferred. Pigs being removed as pickers picking the next day. Concerns about hitting irrigation lines requires some thought before letting a shot go. Some butchered for dog meat. Also run a Brno 17 ackley hornet. Hasn't been used of a while.................. |
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Cool rifle - in .222 yet. I have a Sako A1 in .222 and also a BRNO (CZ) in .17AH. I've not thought of the .222 as a hog rifle. |
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Good shooting mate! Yeah the Nosler's are tougher than you think, my son shot a Rusa hind with his .223, used the 55gn lot. |