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SWThomas 06-03-2009 08:52 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 

ORIGINAL: flounder33

Maybe he should have been shooting the Lehighs.:D:D:D
HAHA!!! The hunt would have turned out the same way if he was. Even if he hit it.Doh... :DJ/K

lemoyne 06-03-2009 09:06 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
Sw I do have a Crony and while it is not a new fancy one it does the job. I think I can give you some ball park figures forthe Triumph and the Endeavor[ they run about the same].
By my volume measure 120 gr BH a Short blak Harvester sabot with a 250gr SW I get an average of 1994 FPS
The Gold Dot and The Lehigh seem to be a bit faster.
I get 1940 for the 300gr SW and 1958 for the 3oogr Gold Dot with the HPH24 MMP sabot. Lee

SWThomas 06-03-2009 09:57 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 

ORIGINAL: lemoyne

Sw I do have a Crony and while it is not a new fancy one it does the job. I think I can give you some ball park figures forthe Triumph and the Endeavor[ they run about the same].
By my volume measure 120 gr BH a Short blak Harvester sabot with a 250gr SW I get an average of 1994 FPS
The Gold Dot and The Lehigh seem to be a bit faster.
I get 1940 for the 300gr SW and 1958 for the 3oogr Gold Dot with the HPH24 MMP sabot. Lee
Thanks for the great info! It's nice to have a ball park figure of how fast my rifle is shooting. :)

SWThomas 06-03-2009 10:00 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
We're suppose to get horrible weather here tomorrow and Friday. But I'm planning to brave the elements and go hunting anyway. After all, the porker I shot just 200 yards from my location was taken in the pouring rain. If something comes up and I can't make it tomorrow, Saturday is looking mighty fine weather wise.

I promise I will knock oneover with an FPB and post the results as soon as I can. Then the SW will be next on the list. And then more than likely the PBE.

lemoyne 06-03-2009 12:02 PM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
I notice no one mentions the Bonded Shock Wave, I have used them for years with out any problem. I thought the idea was to use the regular ones for practice [because they shoot the same] and the Bonded one for hunting. Lee

lemoyne 06-03-2009 12:22 PM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 

ORIGINAL: flounder33

Looks kinda like shootin' fish in a barrel.
Art
Any body that thinks that has never been charged by one. Lee

driftrider 06-03-2009 02:32 PM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
I'd use whichever Barnes shoots best from your rifle.

With the Barnes you could have had a three-fer right here!

Mike


SWThomas 06-04-2009 05:52 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
Nice observation! That would be cool to drop three of them in one shot. But then I'd have to clean them all. I think I'll wait until they're separated and just pick them off one at a time. :D

flounder33 06-04-2009 11:43 AM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 
OK, Now I have a real question about these hogs. We don't have wild hogs here in Minnesota. There have been a few times some have escaped from farms and got down in the river woods but I don't think they survive the winter or else somebody shoots them and I don't hear about it. We really don't want them running wild the way they tear up a woods.
My question is, Are these pigs in these pictures here wild boars or are they simply feral pigs that learned how to live in the wild? I grew up on the farm and still live on the home place and to me they look kind of like a cross between a Duroc and a Poland China.
Thanks, Art

SWThomas 06-04-2009 12:00 PM

RE: Let the testing begin... Hogs
 

ORIGINAL: flounder33

OK, Now I have a real question about these hogs. We don't have wild hogs here in Minnesota. There have been a few times some have escaped from farms and got down in the river woods but I don't think they survive the winter or else somebody shoots them and I don't hear about it. We really don't want them running wild the way they tear up a woods.
My question is, Are these pigs in these pictures here wild boars or are they simply feral pigs that learned how to live in the wild? I grew up on the farm and still live on the home place and to me they look kind of like a cross between a Duroc and a Poland China.
Thanks, Art
That's a good question. I really don't know. I would assume they are feral hogs. Although the one black boar that I posted a picture of on the first page looks to be a different breed than the rest. His head is shaped differently than the other boars. He seem to look more "wild" to me. However, they're all wild since that's where they live.


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