Meat, Meat, Meat Part TwoX2
12-15-2007, 12:15 AM
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Rivesville, WV
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Meat, Meat, Meat Part TwoX2
I got out again on Friday. I made another shot at a nice big doe at 50 yards. Again, not a very difficult shot. I then ran two patches of Butch's Bore Shine-followed by a half dozen dry patches. I reloaded the rifle and handed it to my friend. About 20 minutes later he shot a nice doe at 125 yards. I told him to hold a bit high on the front shouder, he did and that was exactly where he hit.
I hit my doe right in the crease behind the front shoulder. She ran about 60 yards-then fell over dead. Ben hit his doe high on the shoulder, and she went down right there. He is going to skin both of the deer this evening, and look for the bullet's. It was dark when we got in, so I did not see whether the bullet's were pass through's or not. That is three shots and three kills for the new Knight Long Range Hunter. The rifle really is a shooter, and it handles like a dream. Tom.
I hit my doe right in the crease behind the front shoulder. She ran about 60 yards-then fell over dead. Ben hit his doe high on the shoulder, and she went down right there. He is going to skin both of the deer this evening, and look for the bullet's. It was dark when we got in, so I did not see whether the bullet's were pass through's or not. That is three shots and three kills for the new Knight Long Range Hunter. The rifle really is a shooter, and it handles like a dream. Tom.
12-15-2007, 02:44 AM
#2
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Meat, Meat, Meat Part TwoX2
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I got out again on Friday. I made another shot at a nice big doe at 50 yards. Again, not a very difficult shot. I then ran two patches of Butch's Bore Shine-followed by a half dozen dry patches. I reloaded the rifle and handed it to my friend. About 20 minutes later he shot a nice doe at 125 yards. I told him to hold a bit high on the front shouder, he did and that was exactly where he hit.
I hit my doe right in the crease behind the front shoulder. She ran about 60 yards-then fell over dead. Ben hit his doe high on the shoulder, and she went down right there. He is going to skin both of the deer this evening, and look for the bullet's. It was dark when we got in, so I did not see whether the bullet's were pass through's or not. That is three shots and three kills for the new Knight Long Range Hunter. The rifle really is a shooter, and it handles like a dream. Tom.
I got out again on Friday. I made another shot at a nice big doe at 50 yards. Again, not a very difficult shot. I then ran two patches of Butch's Bore Shine-followed by a half dozen dry patches. I reloaded the rifle and handed it to my friend. About 20 minutes later he shot a nice doe at 125 yards. I told him to hold a bit high on the front shouder, he did and that was exactly where he hit.
I hit my doe right in the crease behind the front shoulder. She ran about 60 yards-then fell over dead. Ben hit his doe high on the shoulder, and she went down right there. He is going to skin both of the deer this evening, and look for the bullet's. It was dark when we got in, so I did not see whether the bullet's were pass through's or not. That is three shots and three kills for the new Knight Long Range Hunter. The rifle really is a shooter, and it handles like a dream. Tom.
Chap Gleason
12-15-2007, 09:57 AM
#5
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 21,193
RE: Meat, Meat, Meat Part TwoX2
Congratulations on a great hunt with friends, and being the owner of a great rifle... I will guess that you got pass through in both cases, but it will be interesting to hear back from you.
