Hand Gun Questions
04-08-2008 | 09:27 AM
#12
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
RE: Hand Gun Questions
ORIGINAL: stalkingbear
While a .357 will take down a hog,the ONLY bullet you should use is a very hard cast(non expanding) bullet in a full power load. This to insure that any good spinal/head shot will drop it reliably with a .357. That's why I suggested a .41 magnum-it'll drop any hog ever to walk planet with a well placed shot. A .41 will recoil more than a .357 but is noticeably less than a .44 magnum,and completely controllable and pleasent to shoot.
While a .357 will take down a hog,the ONLY bullet you should use is a very hard cast(non expanding) bullet in a full power load. This to insure that any good spinal/head shot will drop it reliably with a .357. That's why I suggested a .41 magnum-it'll drop any hog ever to walk planet with a well placed shot. A .41 will recoil more than a .357 but is noticeably less than a .44 magnum,and completely controllable and pleasent to shoot.
Avoid using expanding jacketed bullets on armor-plated varmints like hogs & bears.....
04-08-2008 | 09:28 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: collin county, TX
RE: Hand Gun Questions
Considering the hand gun must be concealed
as per TXconcealed carry license laws, one of
the small frame 357 mags in dbl action would
be a good choice.
Do you both have your CHL?
PK
as per TXconcealed carry license laws, one of
the small frame 357 mags in dbl action would
be a good choice.
Do you both have your CHL?
PK
