Bowhntr6pt
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I don't recall any hogs shaking off a Speer 70gr Semi-Spitzer pushed by 26.0 grs. of W-748.
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No SirHave you ever tried the 55gr hornady factory spire points (sp)?? I know they are accurate out of my 18inch 223w.
^^^Agreed!^^^ I was a gunner on UH-1N Huey's and later on MH-53 Pave Lows. Try and fix a link separation on 7.62 Mini-gun while flying a dog-bone gun pattern on NVG's! The Browning .50 was a lot simpler to troubleshoot in flight! Just my .02 worth!Ever had the chance to shoot from an airborne platform?
Looks easier than it is. JMHO.
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See this is a solid reason to have a bump stock.I whacked a bunch of decent sized hogs on a buddies orchard in Yee Haw Junction many years ago. .223 Winchester Ranger 55gr and Hornady American Whitetail (I think) in .62gr out of a Colt 6720 16". Buddies were using an AR10, and a lever gun in .35 Remington. Pigs got dead and didn't seem to have a preference as to caliber. The .30 calibers left bigger holes, but the .223 left some pretty serious tissue damage at 75-125ish yards.
How bout this??7.62 ar platform is the ticket on the cheap. 154 HP puts em in the damn dirt. Essentially a more ergonomic semi auto 30-30
Did he build it?? If so where did he get the barrel?? ThanksJust for reference, a buddy of mine downed a 300lb hog with a 243wssm out of an AR platform. The bullets made it thru entrance side but stuck in the armor on the back side. Believe 90gr SP.
Disrupting supply lines is always good target of opportunity! LolThey work good on afghanistan goats from out the door of a UH-60, I know from experience
We were hungry, goat over the fireDisrupting supply lines is always good target of opportunity! Lol
5.56 out of a chopper? Must’ve been a passenger. I always preferred .50 cal or at the least 7.62 out of the GAU-17.They work good on afghanistan goats from out the door of a UH-60, I know from experience