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pigs Been a while
      #215240 - 22/08/12 08:15 PM

Been busy with work and buying a house and moving so not much hunting. Got out into a bit of new country. Found a few donkeys buff and pigs. Heres some pics of a pigs taken with 7mm and 175 woodleighs. 3 with 2 shots and 358 with 200hornadys. Cheers Mick



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Re: pigs Been a while [Re: 264]
      #215289 - 23/08/12 01:47 PM

Nice!

What is that lever rifle?





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Re: pigs Been a while [Re: tinker]
      #215290 - 23/08/12 02:07 PM


Looks like a BLR.


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Re: pigs Been a while [Re: tinker]
      #215308 - 23/08/12 07:28 PM

Miroku MLR .358 . leupold 1.5-5 vx3. Cheers Mick

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Re: pigs Been a while [Re: 264]
      #215330 - 24/08/12 01:32 AM

My buddy's wife uses a BLR .358 as her bear and moose rifle. Loves it. 250gr. Hornady's at 2,200fps.

My bro uses a Winchester M94 in .356 with 250 Hornady's at 2,160fps for his 'guiding' back-up rifle. (46.0gr. H335)

Both are splendid rifles as hunters or handy backup guns.

The BLR's are usually VERY smooth once broken in. To me, the Winchesters just feel 'better'.

The 200gr. would probably be much better for the pigs or deer-sized game. The 250's seem quite 'tough' at such low velocities, with deep penetration for rear quartering shots on moose.


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