With less recoil could you keep the 5.56 second shots on target?
When I first saw a video of the Echo trigger I wondered if anyone had ever hunted with one. Being able to send two bullets to close to the same spot before the animal has a chance to move...would be devastating.
I remembered a review of a .22LR rimfire full-auto police weapon invented in the '70s. It fired so fast and the recoil was so light that it could put many bullets in the same hole. It was effective because each bullet went deeper.
You could use the double shot on hogs in Texas. Seems to me you could drop down to a 5.56 and possibly stop more pigs with the initial volley; fewer would be able to run off.
When I first saw a video of the Echo trigger I wondered if anyone had ever hunted with one. Being able to send two bullets to close to the same spot before the animal has a chance to move...would be devastating.
I remembered a review of a .22LR rimfire full-auto police weapon invented in the '70s. It fired so fast and the recoil was so light that it could put many bullets in the same hole. It was effective because each bullet went deeper.
You could use the double shot on hogs in Texas. Seems to me you could drop down to a 5.56 and possibly stop more pigs with the initial volley; fewer would be able to run off.