Whoa, take it easy with the accusations about my accuracy. I would say 100 hogs is a good start, but it's not really that many for people that ranch cattle coastally. Myself included. I do know that if you shot 100 hogs you did not kill all of them instantly with an earhole shot. otherwise no...
Giving advice to earhole shoot even a nuisance animal such as a common pig, a feral animal in most CA cases, results in lots of poorly placed shots and wounded, suffering animals. If you need to shoot a hog behind the ear to kill it quickly, something is wrong. Bad advice. I have found many...
I have hunted coastal CA and killed a few good ones with a 6mm Remington, with lighter bullets. Don't buy into the "earhole shot" BS. Just shoot them behind the shoulder like any other game animal. I switched over to a .375 H&H with 270 grain Barnes solid copper and it killed them exactly the same.
I have used Leupold Scopes exclusively on my .375s and my .416 Remington. I had a friend that had a Vortex fail on a .358 win mag. The .375 H&H gets hate as a Fudd gun on here, but shoots very flat out to 300. 3.5-10 power is what I use on my 7.5 lb. Remington 700 and no reticle failure with...
Well, I was openly ridiculed for my love of my .375 H&H. I actually have shot ground squirrels and coyotes with my 24 " Sporter weight stainless model 700 out to around 400 yards when ammo was cheaper. Dead is dead, why all the hype about what a little 6.5 Creedmoor can (maybe) do when you can...
Another observation. Many of the guys I have noticed buying 6.5 Creedmoor factory ammo are wearing those neon sneakers. I looked down at my beat up Danner boots and realized, maybe I am just a Fudd. Maybe my my old .30 cal relics do recoil too hard and I am doing permanent damage to my shoulder...
There is nothing new under the sun. I wonder which new caliber will replace the little Creedmoor round as the greatest breakthrough in the history of rifle cartridges? Maybe popular opinion will embrace something that hits harder than a bb gun. I had a 700 375 H&H that I used for everything...