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I disagree. Shot placement is the key to killing any animal. If you can "cloverleafed 3 rounds dead center at 50 yards". Then take it down with one shot to the head.
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I have read that since penetration is the key to killing large hogs
I disagree. Shot placement is the key to killing any animal. If you can "cloverleafed 3 rounds dead center at 50 yards". Then take it down with one shot to the head.
I shot that group right after I finished adjusting the sights on another target. It was a beutiful group, but I did put it away and not shoot another round because I just knew I would mess it up.
If I did it once I know I can hit with it. The single action trigger on it is very very good, and the sights are good even for my 56 year old eyes. It feels awkward shooting it with a 2 handed grip, but I can't argue with how it did. I'm just used to shooting a 1911 and my Ruger MkIIs.
When I get a chance I plan on trying it at 100 yards.
What I was concerned about was hearing that some of the bigger hogs are pretty tough, and I didn't want to have the hollow point bullet expand too quickly and not penetrate if I have something other than a head shot.