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  1. 01-12-2014, 01:32 PM #1
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    Nice and tidy

    With no lost meat. And maybe a couple of dollars for the scruffy velvet ?
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    .375 260 GR Accubond impact velocity 2330 fps = DRT.
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    Velocity is thrilling,but diameter does the real killing.
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  3. 01-12-2014, 01:35 PM #2
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    that will be some nice eating. good shot
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    Nice bit of steak for the xmas bbq
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    Yeah, great shot placement, well done mate!
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    Nice, inspires me to get my 9.3x62 out and get some venison with it.
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    lucky it dropped there, looks steep behind.
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    Nice sitting under the tree was he?
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    Yeah steep allright thats why I shifted to a neck shot . I think a chest shot would have put it over the edge, this way it tipped over and never even twitched. The rifle shoots sub MOA and I had a rest so not to much of a challenge.
    He was slowly making his way towards me and had closed the gap by 50 yds when he stopped on the bit of flat under the tree.
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    Yes! Good to see theres a few other Brno users out there.
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    Nice, those 260gr accubonds shoot great in my 375 too. Have shot gongs out to over 500y with them too.
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