Hog guns- posts pics of your rigs here! (Page 4 of 7)
Sorry, no AR's for me when it comes to hogs. We have some pretty damn big ones where I live(300 lbs+ is not unusual) and I am not going to trust a 5.56mm round to stop them, For hogs, deer, etc I use a Remington 700 BDL in .30-06 long action that has been accurized quite a bit. A B&C composite stock, with the bed glassed and the barrel floated. The trigger has been adjusted to 2 pounds and the rifle sits on a Harris bipod. For glass I use a Pentax 6-24x Lightseeker scope with a mil dot reticle and target knobs. I use Sierra150 grain Matchking hollow point boat tail match bullets in my hand loads. With the rifle supported only on the bipod, I can routinely shoot 3 round groups at 100 yds you can cover with a dime. Only a handful of times in over 20 years have I ever had to put a second round in the hog. Most times they drop right where they are hit.
I usually catch a bit of ribbing for it but most hunts all I carry my M1 Garand and my .45 on my hip. Honestly, out to 200 yards why do you need glass on the rifle? Acquisition with iron sights is a lot easier and quicker than a scope anyway 
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Hog buster––that's a 4 round group w/ Hornady Zmax, 1.625" center to center and VXR 1.25-4 hog scope at 100yds |
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Originally Posted By garretts1776:
Newest setup, mainly just upgrade internals http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p199/grn06rubi/reccesetup.jpg still need a flip up rear. maybe not need...just want  Um, you kinda...well...you sorta...dude, your front sight...it's alone. Poor little thing sitting out there on the rail all by it's lonesome. 
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Originally Posted By 85blazer: Going old school  Marlin 1894 in 44mag http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z83/jaxtraxx/2F2E01A9-FEAE-4379-BD73-5C4077006961-4565-0000127DFE75A373.jpg  I have never been hog hunting but If I did.  |
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Latest hog rig... 16" CHF 4150, 1:11, mid-length, lite profile, 6.8 SPC II barrel with YHM flip up gas block. Daniel Defense 6.8 BCG Nickel Boron coated FCG with Tubb's reduced power springs (tested 5# on my Lyman trigger pull gauge) MI free float tube MOE grip and stock Billet CH, with ceramkote and tac latch Redfield Revolution 2-7x32mm in DNZ mount I run 95gr TTSX's out of it. Great rig. - AG Edit: Rig now sports a new 3.5# CMC trigger with KNS pins... talk about a sweet trigger! |
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I ran my 16" AR10 T for this weeks TX hog hunt. JP adjustable gas block, 762SD, and a trijicon 1-4. Devastates the pigs. I took 5 in one day with it. 2 at 100yrds, 1 at 150 yrds, and 1 at 40 yrds. One of the 100's and the 150 were running when I dropped them. 165gr hornady BTSP.
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Originally Posted By The-Pickle:
Before http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/photo-1_zps09c75529.jpg After paint http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/image1_zps26cd19c8.jpeg http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/image2_zps41b8a8fe.jpeg http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/image_zpsb091ef44.jpeg http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/image3_zpsb9d01561.jpeg First kill for the rifle. 150 yards on Piggy on the move. http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p255/pickle187/kill_zps04c6b8d9.jpg I have to say, you dont see folks take a sharpie to their rifle every day! but nice job
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Old bolt-action hog gun:
New improved hog gun: 
Optic (borrowed off my .308 bolt chunk; the SPR will eventually wear a 2.5-10 Vortex if they ever come back in stock) and PVS-14 are both set a bit further back; I got regular rings as the PEPR wouldn't span the upper and MCSR; the rail isn't continuous between the two. Heading probably later this week for load development, and will be in TX smackin 'em down later in October. |
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Originally Posted By tchick:
Nothing real fancy. Saiga with a Leupold VX-R Hog scope. http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/tt141/tchick_bucket/Saiga-MagpulMOE1.jpg Those VX-R Hog Scopes count as fancy on their own IMO, I've got one on my Beowulf, awesomeness. Cool set up! |
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Originally Posted By Boosted98gsx:
Marlin 1895b 45-70 cru checking in http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v448/Boosted98gsx/Guns/45-70/DSC02443.jpg A REAL Hog gun ...not a Tatakool zombie hunter......I love the guide guns |
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Originally Posted By fulautotank: 338 Spectre http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq212/KAB12869/hog%20kills/338SpectreHog012.jpg |