Fast Double On Hogs with Running In-The-Ear Snapshot

[Double Naught Spy]

I returned to the same location I hunted the previous night where a sounder had been scared off by coyotes. http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showt...uined-2nd-Hunt I set up on the other side of the clearing after having scouted the area. I gamed or strategized this hunt out a bit better than the previous night and when the hogs did come out, knew that I would have only a brief shooting window of time before they disappeared back into the heavy brush and that they would likely return in the direction from which they came. So I shot the trailing hog first in hopes that the leading hog would cross back into my field of fire...

[A5BLASTER]

DNS great shooting as always.

Question- What barrel length do you use?

[1Shot]

pop pop goes the Grendel. Looks like you made some quick yote bate.

[Double Naught Spy]

DNS great shooting as always.

Question- What barrel length do you use?

I am currently shooting an 18" ARP barrel. My buddy built the upper for me to test out the Superlative Arms piston system, so I didn't choose the barrel length, although I tend to like longer barrels.

[A5BLASTER]

I am currently shooting an 18" ARP barrel. My buddy built the upper for me to test out the Superlative Arms piston system, so I didn't choose the barrel length, although I tend to like longer barrels.

Cool deal thanks for the info.

Yea I love my two JP 18 inch barrels but been thinking of selling one and going up too 22 inch barrel.

Just can't find one in 22 inch with the profile I want with the sammi chamber.

[HuntTXhogs]

Auto Aim feature activated!!!!!!

[Klem]

Great to see the suppressor dampening the recoil as a proxy brake. That barrel barely moved. No reacquiring the field of view between shots.

I've watched that one-second sequence for the tracking and lead about five times now. I shake my head at that amazing second shot. Well done Sir.

[Double Naught Spy]

Great to see the suppressor dampening the recoil as a proxy brake. That barrel barely moved. No reacquiring the field of view between shots.

I've watched that one-second sequence for the tracking and lead about five times now. I shake my head at that amazing second shot. Well done Sir.

Thanks! It helped that I was expecting her to run that way and I had it in my mind that if she did, I would shoot if she had not gone too far, so that cut down on my decision making time. For the tactical guys, I had dropped a step from the OODA Loop process (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act), often the slowest part which is the decision aspect.

[VASCAR2]

[Melglass]

You made that look easy.

[kpswihart]

You are a shooter, awesome job.

[Les]

That second shot looked instinctive, nice job.