07-02-2022, 08:36 PM
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Reloading might be a great hobby for you .we have the most knowledgeable and safest re-loaders in the USA right at your fingertips. Klem and Greyfox are two of the best at answering questions . Last week I had a question on a Cavity Back copper bullets and had to PM Klem.
99.999% of the time I stick with published book loads ..I can always find a combination of bullet and powder in the book thats shoots great. Always a long way below max loads. I have not met the hog that can tell the difference between a bullet moving 2700 fps. VS 3000fps. Shot some pigs at 200 yards Thursday on a feeder, Bang flop, flop, flop, flop
This is the first time Ive killed a pig at 200 in years .the other kills were at 60 to 75 yards. A 22 magnum will put them down at that range. My sugar shot is always to try to put it in his ear canal. .
I have as many gators in central GA as you do on your farm. If the cloven hooved beast gets to waters edge on the rice dikes a gator will get him before you can get out of your stand. Everything has a right to eat.
I hunted 3 nights right in the swamp, had 2 thermals and didnt really need them. Very strange indeed. My 3 hunting buddies were not eaten alive either.
I hope your rifle gets here in a hurry.
Reloading might be a great hobby for you .we have the most knowledgeable and safest re-loaders in the USA right at your fingertips. Klem and Greyfox are two of the best at answering questions . Last week I had a question on a Cavity Back copper bullets and had to PM Klem.
99.999% of the time I stick with published book loads ..I can always find a combination of bullet and powder in the book thats shoots great. Always a long way below max loads. I have not met the hog that can tell the difference between a bullet moving 2700 fps. VS 3000fps. Shot some pigs at 200 yards Thursday on a feeder, Bang flop, flop, flop, flop
This is the first time Ive killed a pig at 200 in years .the other kills were at 60 to 75 yards. A 22 magnum will put them down at that range. My sugar shot is always to try to put it in his ear canal. .
I have as many gators in central GA as you do on your farm. If the cloven hooved beast gets to waters edge on the rice dikes a gator will get him before you can get out of your stand. Everything has a right to eat.
I hunted 3 nights right in the swamp, had 2 thermals and didnt really need them. Very strange indeed. My 3 hunting buddies were not eaten alive either.
I hope your rifle gets here in a hurry.