Shot a large bodied spiker this morning with my 223, probably 85-90kgs gutted. Shoulder shot, 150yds roughly, 55gn Hornady training ammo. He was walking slightly away from me, hence why I opted for a...
Liked On: 25-11-2014, 01:18 PM
Shot a large bodied spiker this morning with my 223, probably 85-90kgs gutted. Shoulder shot, 150yds roughly, 55gn Hornady training ammo. He was walking slightly away from me, hence why I opted for a...
Liked On: 25-11-2014, 11:05 AM
I shoot deer all the time with my 223 mainly with Hornady Training Ammo 55gn, as I carry it in my truck and used it most days. I put about 100 rounds through it over the last 3 days just shooting...
Liked On: 24-11-2014, 05:04 PM
I always said I'd never buy a T3 Tikka. Then I saw the Hunter Wood/Stainless Fluted model in cack-handed configuration and that was soon to change. I bought one in 308 a month or so ago, slapped...
Liked On: 22-11-2014, 10:02 PM
I always said I'd never buy a T3 Tikka. Then I saw the Hunter Wood/Stainless Fluted model in cack-handed configuration and that was soon to change. I bought one in 308 a month or so ago, slapped...
Liked On: 22-11-2014, 08:20 PM
It's all practice, and obviously the more animals you see the easier it is. The more you use your binos the more animals you will see too. I am constantly looking for animals day to day, it's a...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 05:44 PM
I always said I'd never buy a T3 Tikka. Then I saw the Hunter Wood/Stainless Fluted model in cack-handed configuration and that was soon to change. I bought one in 308 a month or so ago, slapped...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 05:22 PM
I always said I'd never buy a T3 Tikka. Then I saw the Hunter Wood/Stainless Fluted model in cack-handed configuration and that was soon to change. I bought one in 308 a month or so ago, slapped...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 05:20 PM
I always said I'd never buy a T3 Tikka. Then I saw the Hunter Wood/Stainless Fluted model in cack-handed configuration and that was soon to change. I bought one in 308 a month or so ago, slapped...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 04:04 PM
It's all practice, and obviously the more animals you see the easier it is. The more you use your binos the more animals you will see too. I am constantly looking for animals day to day, it's a...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 02:00 PM
It's all practice, and obviously the more animals you see the easier it is. The more you use your binos the more animals you will see too. I am constantly looking for animals day to day, it's a...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 01:25 PM
It's all practice, and obviously the more animals you see the easier it is. The more you use your binos the more animals you will see too. I am constantly looking for animals day to day, it's a...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 12:49 PM
It's all practice, and obviously the more animals you see the easier it is. The more you use your binos the more animals you will see too. I am constantly looking for animals day to day, it's a...
Liked On: 20-11-2014, 12:42 PM
Depends where I'm hunting, but in general I don't shoot hinds at all. I definitely don't shoot deer just for the sake of it, I'm very happy going out and watching them, stalking them and returning...
Liked On: 15-11-2014, 02:41 AM
In the past I have sanded and oiled up a nice length of 4x2 rimu 30-50cm long, and screwed the antlers onto it horizontally, points out, coronets touching. Then you can screw the rimu board to the...
Liked On: 13-11-2014, 09:31 PM