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    Silent Death 300 wipe out style

    After a long wait for my new bush pig in 300BLK some basic subsonic load development it was time to hit the hills. Seen a few deer but too far for this gun. The grate thing about this gun is that I can bomb up every goat on my way to my deer not and not spooking all the animals in the valley. After a days walk in we finally made our way to base camp and make a brew and head back down the hill for more water and a evening hunt. Mans best friend winded deer and ninja stealth mode we go, 150m later the down below us 40m was a hind, fawn and a yearling so the yearly got it right between the eyes. Dressed her out and down the hill for some water. On the way back up to camp spotted 3 more on a bluff and shot 4 more goats just before dark.
    Form sunset to sunrise we heard stags roaring. Next day we had a sleep in waited for the sun to get up first and had a few brews and some breakfast then check out some the places that the stags were roaring from. Spooked 4 lots of deer and two stags and a mob of pigs shot 15. At the end of the we got some more water and head up to camp and cooked some tea have a brew and off for ninja around a couple of clearings, got to the first one and the dog was winding like mad on a hot sent and 10 more steps and there way a yearling hind looking right at me, snap shot and she did a cartwheel over dead before she hit the ground.

    All and all it was a good trip in the mountains, the dog at 18 months old is going awesome and the gun and calibre is just the business for bush work in the right hands and had taken more supplies in for the roar next week.

    one of 30 goats taken with subsonic Berger 230gr and Lehigh 194gr ME.


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    Nice work. I hoe you had some fresh pork meals

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    Best bit? exit 15 pigs!

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    How do you rate the sneaky feet? got a link?
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    how do you like the hardy barrel so far, copper fouling a lot?
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    Really good to walk around in 10 times better than my alpine hunting boots and way better than bare feet on wasps,rock and matagouri. I actually got them for bow hunting getting in close.
    Got them cheap on Ebay $98NZD landed.
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    Very cool Tikka.

    I've been thinking about getting a single shot Bergara in the same calibre.

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    Haha what a ninja, like the shoes

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    Those knives are brilliant, all you need in the hills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scoped View Post
    how do you like the hardy barrel so far, copper fouling a lot?
    Very little copper fouling, one of the easiest barrels I've had for cleaning. Only fired 78 sub rounds so far and 20 Nosler 125gr BT supers for break in, will sort out super Sonic's after the roar and when I can get some $ together for a light weight dial up scope so I can run both loads on one scope.

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    I have been using the Barnes 110 grn for super sonic rounds in my rem 700 and feel the longer projectile helps a lot of the feeding issues that I have found.i also really like the Lehigh subs.i have one of the leupold mk4 300 blk out scopes coming this week I hope.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markgibsonr25 View Post
    I have been using the Barnes 110 grn for super sonic rounds in my rem 700 and feel the longer projectile helps a lot of the feeding issues that I have found.i also really like the Lehigh subs.i have one of the leupold mk4 300 blk out scopes coming this week I hope.
    Let us know what you think of the Leupold MK4 BLK.

    Just a few questions,
    what Barnes 110gr are you using?
    what speed you getting with them with what powder?
    have you recovered any on animals at what distance?

    cheers Tikka

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    Barnes make a blackout projectile when seated it is the same length as a 223 .I Will take some pics tomorow if you need found it solved some feeding issues over the 110 grn Sierra.i have been using lil gun powder for subs and supersonics easily getting 2350fps a little more if needed.I shot a whitetail about three weeks ago was close about 30m.i don't think it would have mattered what I was using there as it was close and bang flop regardless of calibre.

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    Leupold mk 4 blk is getting up there in price and weight for a little scope,But I can't see another way round it if you swap between the subs and supersonic loads a lot.will see how it goes.

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    Great result mate, love the 'Fred Flintstone' feet your wearing.......good luck in the Roar
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