Arkansas Paul
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I'm done with the discussion, however, this....
is going in my sig line. Thanks Craig.
is going in my sig line. Thanks Craig.
hog handgun?
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susieqz
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thatls fine paul.
what i need is advice from people like 35whelen
who told me what bullets to buy.
not everyone is a big strong male.
one shoots what one can.
what i need is advice from people like 35whelen
who told me what bullets to buy.
not everyone is a big strong male.
one shoots what one can.
Arkansas Paul
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Hmmmmmmm.
"However, Buffalo Bore loads the next best thing which is a 158 gr. Keith-type SWC loaded to +P pressures."
Wouldn't this likely generate more recoil than a standard .45 ACP/Colt load? Effective, though I'd prefer the larger caliber. And being that she is adept at the 22/45 it only makes sense to stick with a 1911 as that was the whole point in creating that weapon in the first place.
Wouldn't this likely generate more recoil than a standard .45 ACP/Colt load? Effective, though I'd prefer the larger caliber. And being that she is adept at the 22/45 it only makes sense to stick with a 1911 as that was the whole point in creating that weapon in the first place.
CraigC
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Nice!
You don't have to be. The African Big Six was taken back in the `90's by a teenage waif of about 80lbs with a .375JDJ. A standard pressure .44Spl or .45Colt load would be good medicine for average sized hogs, much more effective than any .38 or .357 load and won't be abusive to the shooter. Besides all that, making a clean kill with an effective load should be the priority.
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