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Posted: 2/2/2009 12:56:30 PM EDT
| Looking for a round for hogs with a 1:9 twist bushy.(20") May have long shots. How far can a clean kill be made? Shot is best placed where ?? thanks for any help |
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Check out this thread http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=16&t=400765 I had the same question not to long ago and here are the results that I got. I'm not sure if you are lookiing to reload or to just buy some ready to go, personally I have the ability and setup to reload so I am reloading with a 60gr Nosler Balistic Tip. Hope that helps a little bit. |
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Here's the ultimate hog round...I don't know if your 1:9 will stabilize it.
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb300/DarinFred/IMG_0808.jpg?t=1233628137 |
Thanks for the feedback. I did a search on just "hog" but no go.. Darin, I don't think it would much matter if that round even tumbled into a herd. Prolly get some from shock, shrapnel, encapsulated with dirt(ie ground taken from beneath them and covering them up  ...Where can i obtain 1k of these and what is the price shipped to LA? Are these primers hard? 
Is that a soft point round? 
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Here are three I shot his pastt weekend (1/30/2009) with a SIG 556 1:7 twist using Prvi 69 grain BTJHP .223 @ 200 yards in less than 5 seconds
The Prvi .223 75 grain MATCH BTJHP and Hornady 5.56mm NATO 75 grain BTJHP TAP 2 rounds also both perform extremely well. |
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