All this has for me thinking that I should try out a 6mm-thinking softair as if I get the right spot it should be golden
All this has for me thinking that I should try out a 6mm-thinking softair as if I get the right spot it should be golden
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The troll under this bridge is missing the point deliberately.
Please explain why all the bullet manufacturers make those projectiles in those weights, and just how it is they continue to kill game around the world- would quite like it if you sent an email to: Sierra, Hornady, Swift, Nosler, Barnes, Speer, Berger and ask them if they consider their customers buying those projectiles and causing their constant high volume manufacture, are in fact retarded, would like the reply posted, assuming there was one.
Several hundred thousand current 2506 users may disagree with you, and the 117 Prohunter is not necessarally the best possible bullet in .257.
Disclaimer: this post may not feed this particular troll, keep your hands away fro the sides of the bridge at all times.
No calibre "knocks deer over". Write as much bull shit as you like about the .17 through to elephant guns. Fantasise about magnums, "quarter bores (WTF?)", 6mm or what ever.
Its the shock to the nervous systym that makes them appear to be knocked over by a bullet. and that is almost totally relient on bullet placement.
And hydrostatic shockwave.
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"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
@Toby got me thinking bout a 338-06. He's like 'rain man' - I want 1 they sound awesome... (Honest)
So from what I have just read, would everyone think a .308 Win cartridge in a MSR (AR-10) or a bolt rifle (like a Tikka T3) running a 150gr - 200gr projectile be good enough with the right shot placement?
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but as James sully asked in the first post:
".223 can knock over a stag?
Wondering if it's got the power"
the answer would be "yes" but don't do it.
Using a bigger cartridge is better suited to be ethical and LEARN YOUR RIFLE, I.E. what it does in the wind, and at distance.
Join shooting club.
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Last edited by kiwiwsniper; 10-08-2014 at 08:01 PM. Reason: I forgot to answer the first post
Hydrostatic shock aside, if you blend up something's lungs, it will die regardless of caliber.
There are deer were I hunt wallabies I carry a 222 with me if one is dumb enough to stick around while I'm flattening roos I will be giving him or her a head ache
Sorry mate, nothing short of a .50cal will knock over a deer.....
Best stick to rabbits and possums
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