04-11-2022, 07:51 PM
MIHeadShot Wrote:Exactly, and thanks.
Let's think of those poor bastards who got shot on the firing line.
Headshots, and drop, no twitching other than nerves.
The farm raised hogs I have shot all dropped on the spot from a 22 short hollow point as described. Pigs in a pen or trap are far different than wild feral hogs. Farm hogs shot distance is much shorter and not rushed, just wait for a shot that will impact the skull ay a right angle to the skull surface at point of impact into the brain and instant dead hog.
Lots of places to shoot a hog and kill it cleanly, some quicker than others but on any of them if the shooter is off the mark the outcome will not be what is wanted a clean quick kill.
I will also say Double Naught Spy's knowledage of anatomy exceeds most.
All the farm raised hogs or trapped hogs I have shot were close shots. Inside 15 yards, feral hogs a few feet to 400+ yards. Margin of error increases with distance

