Pond James Pond
New member
Just curious more than anything:
I know there's alot of debate about hunting with .223 and where the line of reliable, swift lethality should be drawn regarding the game taken with the light .22 cal bullets, but what about x39?
If we take a range of up to 100m, what's the likely limit of x39 in terms of game?
Wild boar?
Deer?
Part of the reason is to see where Estonian Hunting law sits in terms of common sense.
The law here presently states that as long as the bullet was not FMJ and weight 130gr or more, a hunter would be legally allowed to go hunt elk (moose to you lot) or Eurasian Brown bears which seems optimistic for the old soviet cartridge.
I know there's alot of debate about hunting with .223 and where the line of reliable, swift lethality should be drawn regarding the game taken with the light .22 cal bullets, but what about x39?
If we take a range of up to 100m, what's the likely limit of x39 in terms of game?
Wild boar?
Deer?
Part of the reason is to see where Estonian Hunting law sits in terms of common sense.
The law here presently states that as long as the bullet was not FMJ and weight 130gr or more, a hunter would be legally allowed to go hunt elk (moose to you lot) or Eurasian Brown bears which seems optimistic for the old soviet cartridge.