Suppressed hog sniping......
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Suppressed hog sniping......
This was taken about a month ago. The rifle used was purchased 2 days before taking this one and took a couple more it's first week out.
Suppressed 300 AAC Blackout using a 240gr sub sonic handload.
http://youtu.be/j1TE1kGHteU
Suppressed 300 AAC Blackout using a 240gr sub sonic handload.
http://youtu.be/j1TE1kGHteU
#2
awesome. I use my suppressed AR when I do my hunting. I have literally been able to get 5 hogs off of one feeder. They did run but since they were pretty confused on the sound they would stop just long enough to allow for a shot.
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Seeing the 240gr bullet in slo'mo brings back memories of air rifle hunting. Just watch it drop right in there. Makes me very curious about the Whisper 300. Mossber has a bolt action W300 for $505and Remington700 for $635. Strong pass thru shot. What I noticed about the entrance/exit wound was that you probably bypassed the shoulder bones.
1 Do you think the bullet would've expanded if it struck a big bone? Seems like with the slow and heavy bullets, aiming for the shoulder would work well and make placing the shot easy.
2 What do you estimate the pig to weigh?
Thank you for posting the vid, nicely done
1 Do you think the bullet would've expanded if it struck a big bone? Seems like with the slow and heavy bullets, aiming for the shoulder would work well and make placing the shot easy.
2 What do you estimate the pig to weigh?
Thank you for posting the vid, nicely done
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Seeing the 240gr bullet in slo'mo brings back memories of air rifle hunting. Just watch it drop right in there. Makes me very curious about the Whisper 300. Mossber has a bolt action W300 for $505and Remington700 for $635. Strong pass thru shot. What I noticed about the entrance/exit wound was that you probably bypassed the shoulder bones.
1 Do you think the bullet would've expanded if it struck a big bone? Seems like with the slow and heavy bullets, aiming for the shoulder would work well and make placing the shot easy.
2 What do you estimate the pig to weigh?
Thank you for posting the vid, nicely done
1 Do you think the bullet would've expanded if it struck a big bone? Seems like with the slow and heavy bullets, aiming for the shoulder would work well and make placing the shot easy.
2 What do you estimate the pig to weigh?
Thank you for posting the vid, nicely done
Second that young sow wasn't weighed but probably in the 80lb range.
Here is the exit from an broadside ear shot....
Here's a 180lb boar, the heaviest to date taken with my blackout shot "head on" facing me with his head down right between the ears......
I have taken numerous hogs since that video was taken, ear or between the eyes pretty much spoil a hogs day.
Nothing to do with hogs but I culled some does the other day with the 300BO and shot some video. The link is below,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xvt1...YA1dB2DbG_QUEw