No exit at 223 velocity? What distance? Thanks.50 or 53 grain v-mav- no exit no tracking needed as long as hit in vitals
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No exit at 223 velocity? What distance? Thanks.50 or 53 grain v-mav- no exit no tracking needed as long as hit in vitals
They're not hard to kill. Many hound hunters kill them with a rim fire pistol. If your calling it in good odds your closeish range. Pretty much any bullet will be fine.
I shot this with a 243. I used an accubond on this one because I didn't want too much expansion. Lions are thin skinned and it wouldn't be hard to blow a huge hole in the hide.
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Never shot a big cat with one. No exits on coyotes or bobcats. All bobcats were 200+. Don't remember the velocity,but I push mine pretty hardNo exit at 223 velocity? What distance? Thanks.
Close enough. Thanks.Never shot a big cat with one. No exits on coyotes or bobcats. All bobcats were 200+. Don't remember the velocity,but I push mine pretty hard
Saw that earlier and am inspired! We have too many cougar in WA. Someday I'll call one in.I just got a 102 female last weekend 40 yard shot with a 55 grain vmax , went straight through
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I wouldn’t use a mono at 223 velocity unless you had to by law.Been thinking of the ttsx or lrx. Just hoping i can get it into the vitals
Defines “piles of them”. Is that like 2? Or 3? Or 300?I've heard the same from a friend of a friend, guy killed piles of them, his favorite was a 22 mag.
I will bet money that more lions have been killed with a rim fire 22 than any other caliber. Anything bigger than a little. 22 rim fire is just extra insurance and optional.Defines “piles of them”. Is that like 2? Or 3? Or 300?