Double Naught Spy
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I went out last Friday afternoon after the ice storm dumped about 3" of ice on us and made the 3.5 hour trek to my place 50 miles away to hunt. Turned out to be a short hunt only about 15 minutes long. First I spied a few deer and then came across this group of hogs huddled up together...
Video has some close-ups of the wounds that some folks may not appreciate, but they are to document the terminal ballistics of the 123 gr. 6.5 Grendel Hornady SST I was using.
These are the 3rd and 4th hogs I have taken with the 6.5 SST and the round seems like a good one for the purpose. The bullet did not hold up that well going all the way through a skull on one hogs, shoulder blade, and then thoracic vertebrae on the other, but it certainly didn't the job.
I went out last Friday afternoon after the ice storm dumped about 3" of ice on us and made the 3.5 hour trek to my place 50 miles away to hunt. Turned out to be a short hunt only about 15 minutes long. First I spied a few deer and then came across this group of hogs huddled up together...
Video has some close-ups of the wounds that some folks may not appreciate, but they are to document the terminal ballistics of the 123 gr. 6.5 Grendel Hornady SST I was using.
These are the 3rd and 4th hogs I have taken with the 6.5 SST and the round seems like a good one for the purpose. The bullet did not hold up that well going all the way through a skull on one hogs, shoulder blade, and then thoracic vertebrae on the other, but it certainly didn't the job.
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