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Got this one with my 22 250 last night. Shot em behind the shoulder with a 60 gr bt, ran about ten yards and piled up.
I usually use ttsx in the lil guns but been playing around with these heavier bt's and starting to like them a lot.
This hog weighed 350 lbs on the dot on 2 different sets scales.
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Good Gracious that's a whole lotta pork. And with a 22-250 no less. Impressive Sir.
Thanks, we kill a lot of hogs every year but not this big.
That's a lot of bacon.
Nah ya didn't, everybody knows no 22 cal bullet will kill a pig that big. Good grief.
Amazing what them little Barnes bullets will do isn't it? Was it a pass through shot or did you recover the bullet?
This one was shot with a 60gr ballistic tip. Lol. Been playing around with em for a while, them suckers are bad in a 22 250. But I do like Barnes. I've killed truck loads of hogs with em.
Thats a BIG hog right there. How far of a shot was it with your 22-250? I went down to South Caroline last month and killed a nice 100pd boar for the freezer with dogs, hog hunting is a blast. What state are you killing your hogs in?Quote:
Originally Posted by jb6.5
Thanks! I'm in south ms. He wasn't far, about 75 yards or so.
how was the wound cavity? did the bullet explode?
Which model is that rifle?Quote:
Originally Posted by jb6.5
Its a 10 predator. The camo wrap was coming off the barrel so I striped it and sprayed it with aluma hyde.
The bullet broke a couple ribs going in, didn't exit of course but did a good bit of damage. I mostly use ttsx in the small cal. guns but the 60gr bt seems to be dang deadly.