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Ammo:
460 S&W
Grain: 200 Gr. FTX
Weapon: 460 S&W Magnum
Scope: Leupold VX-III 2.5-8x32
Animal: Boar 240 Lbs.
Overall:
The S&W 460 Mag is a handful to shoot, takes
time to get comfortable shooting. Very hard hitting handgun. One
shot, entered front shoulder breaking 3 ribs and breaking one rib on exit
side. Bullet was retrieved from front shoulder on opposite side.
The bullet performed well, the tip disintegrated, lead mushroomed well,
maximum damage on both sides of the rib cage. Unusual to break 3 ribs on
the impact side. Overall, would recommend this pistol to experienced pistol
hunters interested in big game hunting. Tech
tip, when shooting the 460 S&W make sure both hands and all fingers are
below and away from the front of the cylinder. Blow by from between barrel
and cylinder is extremely dangerous.
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Ammo:
.338 Mag Reload Nozzler Tip
Grain: 180 Gr.
Weapon: .338
Mag Remington Model 700
Scope: Konus Pro Illuminated Reticle
Animal: Boar 210 Lbs.
Overall: This is a hard hitting caliber. One shot, 50 yards,
boar never took another step. The shot entered thru the front shoulder
and was recovered in the opposite shoulder, the bullet mushroomed great and
did a ton of internal damage. The hunter loved his Konus Pro scope
with the illuminated reticle. Overall this .338 did the job, the
hunter was surprised that the bullet did not completely pass thru, and said
he will use more grain on his next reloads for boar.
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Ammo:
Winchester 30-30 Win Power Point
Grain:
150 Gr.
Weapon:
30-30 Rifle
Scope:
Animal:
Boar 220 Lbs.
Overall:
Winchester Power
Point performed well, good mushroom. Three shots in total, shot
placement was not great, penetration was average. The bullet we
recovered entered thru the front shoulder and was retrieved on the opposite
shoulder.
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Ammo:
Winchester 44 Rem Mag Platinum Tip
Grain: 250 Gr.
Weapon:
Smith and Wesson Model 29 4 1/2" Barrel
Scope: Open Sights
Animal: Boar 185 Lbs.
Overall:
Winchester
Platinum tips perform great, great penetration and maximum damage. One
of the better .44 pistol rounds on the market. One shot, 35 yds,
bullet entered mid front shoulder, double lung, and was retrieved on
opposite shoulder.
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Ammo:
Remington Express Core-Lokt PSP
Grain: 100 Gr.
Weapon: Ruger .243 Model 77
Scope: Tasco World Class 3x9x40
Animal: Boar 170 Lbs.
Overall: A very nice gun for a youth just starting to hunt.
It packs enough punch to take down game without a lot of recoil. The Tasco scope is not considered a top of the line scope but it is very
affordable and is efficient. Only one shot, entered front shoulder,
and lodged somewhere in chest cavity, bullet was irretrievable. Boar
never took another step. Overall a great gun and load for a youth
hunter just starting out.
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Ammo: Thompson Center XTP Mag Sabots
Grain: 240
Gr.
Powder:
Pyrodex RS
Weapon:
Thompson Center Encore Pro Hunter 209x50
Scope: Nikon
Omega Muzzleloader Scope
Animal:
Buffalo 700 Lbs.
Overall: I
cant say enough great things about this gun, the Encore Pro Hunter in my
mind is the best muzzleloader on the market. One shot one kill from about
110 yds, stopped it right in its tracks. The sabot did not pass
completely thru the animal but unfortunately it was irretrievable. The
hunter loved his new Nikon Omega Muzzleloader scope, he says it has really
helped him with his accuracy on longer shots. Overall this is a great
setup and I would recommend it to anybody looking to purchase a
muzzleloader.
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Ammo: .50 Magnum
Action Express by Magnum Research, INC.
Grain:
350 Gr. JSP
Weapon:
Desert Eagle Pistol
Animal: Boar 240 lbs
Shot Placement: 30 yds, Bullet
entered high in front shoulder, lodged in hide on opposite shoulder.
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Ammo: 45-70
Winchester GOVT Jacketed Hollow Point
Grain:
300 Gr.
Weapon:
unknown
Animal: Buffalo 1600 lbs.
Shot Placement: 80 yds, entered
front shoulder, angled back and lodged in inner loin in front of hip.
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Ammo: 25-06 Remington Express
Core-Lokt PSP
Grain:
120 Gr.
Weapon: Thompson Encore
Animal: Cow Elk 350 lbs.
Shot Placement:
85 yds, hit
behind front shoulder angled forward, lodged in neck.
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Ammo:
Winchester 325 WSM Ballistic Silvertip
Grain:
180 Gr.
Weapon: unknown
Animal: Boar 200 lbs.
Shot Placement: 35 yds, Entered
high in front shoulder, retrieved from opposite side front shoulder
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Ammo:
300 Win Mag Hornady Custom Interlock Bullet
Grain:
180 Gr.SP
Weapon: 300 Winchester Mag
Animal: Boar 450 lbs.
Shot Placement:
170 yds, entered behind front shoulder angling forward lodged in hide on
opposite shoulder.
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Ammo:
Nozzler
Reload, Solid Base, 46.5 gr. 3031, Rem Peters Case, Winchester Primer
Grain:
150 Gr
Weapon:
30-06 Browning A-Bolt
Animal:
Whitetail 190 lbs
Shot Placement:
170 yds, entered behind front shoulder and lodged in
hide in front of opposite shoulder.
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Ammo:
450
Marlin Evolution
Grain:
325 Gr.
Weapon: 450 Marlin LeverEvolution
Animal: Buffalo 750 lbs
Shot Placement:
85 yds, entered high behind front shoulder, busted through rib cage, and exited
behind front shoulder on opposite side.
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Ammo: 7mm WSM
Ballistic Silvertip
Grain:
140 Gr.
Weapon:
Animal:
Buffalo 1000 lbs
Shot Placement:
75 yds, entered behind front shoulder, broke thru rib
cage, lodged in hide behind opposite front shoulder.
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Ammo:
Winchester
6mm Rem Power-Point
Grain:
100 Gr
Weapon:
6mm Remington Model 760
Animal:
Bull Elk 700 lbs
Shot Placement:
125 yds, Entered middle of front shoulder, recovered in
opposite front shouler.
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