Hog guns- posts pics of your rigs here! (Page 5 of 7)
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Originally Posted By Brandi:
Congrats, that's very cool. Those are awesome looking rifles, I've thought about adding one to my collection someday. I've heard the recoil is pretty hard, is that true? How heavy are they? It depends on what you are used to shooting... compared to an AR carbine, they are heavy and jump around much more. The "target" PTRs with the heavy barrel and aluminum handguards are especially heavy. The HK profiled barrel ones are probably a full pound lighter. Compared to other MBRs they are about average, weight wise, and although they jump more than an AR, they are very far from being punishing or uncomfortable to shoot. - AG |
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Originally Posted By pbjunkiee: http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b57/pbjunkiee/WP_20140119_005_zpsef75366a.jpg |
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Originally Posted By RamblinWreck:
Current night hunting rig: FLIR RS64-35mm, DBAL-I2, SF 556-RC suppressor (after this July 1, oh yes we can). Rifle has 1-7" CLE SPR barrel, Noveske NSR, Colt receivers, A1 stock, Giessele NM trigger, KAC BUIS. http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff156/loftusj/RWsPublicFolder/spr1_zpsa40fef9b.jpg How are you liking the new FLIR unit? I am seriously considering one, but would like to hear some first-hand experience with the unit before I take the plunge. |
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Just finished the painting and reassembly today.
All the lettering turned out great, they were originally filled in with crayons because i was bored one day then painted over and scraped out with a safety pin.
Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr
Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr
Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr Base layer of krylon sand then laundry bag "snake skin" with khaki and finally some straw with olive and brown |
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Originally Posted By Dwayne53:
Just finished the painting and reassembly today. All the lettering turned out great, they were originally filled in with crayons because i was bored one day then painted over and scraped out with a safety pin. [email=https://www.flickr.com/photos/124595092@N06/14401054645/]https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2913/14401054645_ba632152db.jpg[/email] Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr [email=https://www.flickr.com/photos/124595092@N06/14214389769/]https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5200/14214389769_354037dff1.jpg[/email] Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr [email=https://www.flickr.com/photos/124595092@N06/14399950914/]https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3905/14399950914_e5a205954c.jpg[/email] Untitled by chrisdtaylor53, on Flickr Base layer of krylon sand then laundry bag "snake skin" with khaki and finally some straw with olive and brown LaRue = awesome, that's a given but that homemade paint job looks awesome too. Seriously, that is probably the best looking home done paint jobs I've seen so far, I like the combination of "snakeskin" and grass. |
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that homemade paint job looks awesome too. Seriously, that is probably the best looking home done paint jobs I've seen so far, I like the combination of "snakeskin" and grass. I second that. Pretty sure I have the same laundry bag. I'm also pretty sure I don't have the balls to throw it over a $2-$3K rifle and optic and start spraying. The crayon trick really makes it look pro. |
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Originally Posted By fulautotank:
<a href="http://s449.photobucket.com/user/KAB12869/media/hog%20kills/20140603_210728.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq212/KAB12869/hog%20kills/20140603_210728.jpg</a> I missed posted I am interested in what fulautotank has put in front of his scope |
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Originally Posted By Suchu:
I missed posted I am interested in what fulautotank has put in front of his scope Originally Posted By Suchu:
Originally Posted By fulautotank:
<a href="http://s449.photobucket.com/user/KAB12869/media/hog%20kills/20140603_210728.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq212/KAB12869/hog%20kills/20140603_210728.jpg</a> I missed posted I am interested in what fulautotank has put in front of his scope It is a thermal clip on sight. |
Yea, open sight fan myself! ![]() Originally Posted By SonofBlammo:
Optics? I don't need no stinking optics! Bayo does get some use too
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Extra credit for the dead hog |
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Just say NO to Japanese Winchesters!
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I may look calm but in my mind I've killed you 3 times...
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Originally Posted By ATACORION:
My primary Hog stick <a href="http://s716.photobucket.com/user/atacorion/media/image.jpg1_zps2l9dvmvx.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i716.photobucket.com/albums/ww166/atacorion/image.jpg1_zps2l9dvmvx.jpg</a> It's gotta be hard to hunt hogs with a pine tree tied to your back like that but it definitely makes to best ghillie suit I've ever seen! |
Just say NO to Japanese Winchesters!
SUPPORT YOUR RIGHT TO ARM BEARS!!!
I may look calm but in my mind I've killed you 3 times...
SUPPORT YOUR RIGHT TO ARM BEARS!!!
I may look calm but in my mind I've killed you 3 times...
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Originally Posted By exile72:
A REAL Hog gun ...not a Tatakool zombie hunter......I love the guide guns Originally Posted By exile72:
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 Why limit, get both. I never understood the Fudd mentality. That guide gun is beautiful and would work great on pigs. But the AR-type guns seem almost purpose built for the task, why put them down? Use what you have, or what you like. |
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Originally Posted By M16tackdriver:
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. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v138/stm58/remington700.jpg 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 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v138/stm58/m1.jpg That Garand will do you for pretty much anything in the lower 48. I love those rifles. If I were using an AR for hogs I'd go 6.5/6.8 or maybe 300BLK with supersonics. But 30-06 with a .45 backup sounds mighty good too. Only downside is that if suppressors are legal where you hunt it makes a lot of sense to use one, and it would be downright criminal to thread a Garand barrel. |



















































