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A few of us headed to Victoria, Texas over the weekend for some pork popping.

I got a nice 100 pounder for the freezer. I was trying out the new VRL-1 scope/rifle light on my 7mm-08 with a green light. It worked great on my 124 yard shot.

Bob



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Nice pig Bob,

Good thing you had the light, them gators get pretty large down there.

I have the xlr-250 Killight and love it.

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Outstanding, Bob. Perfect size for the grill!


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WTG Bob!! I found out that my game camera is lying to me!!!!! Pictures said I had 2 sows coming every night between 7:30 and 10:00. Not so--all I saw last night was 2 big 'coons. Mad


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Nice Bob, happy for you getting a good killing shot in the dark.

How many, how long did you hunt etc?
That's quite a drive from up here.
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Nice shooting, Bob!! Congrats! beer

I too have an XLR 250 (and an XLR 100) and use it every time I head to North Carolina on hogs. Works like a charm!



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I also have an XLR-250 Kill Light, but the one I was using for the first time was the VRL-1 by Selph Arms: Link-Click Here

It comes with both red and green modules included in the package.



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I got my Selph light the other day and went out last weekend. Didn't see any hogs but the light is very impressive.


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Bob,I am old school and have been useing a red spotlight for more years than I want to remember. What would be the difference between the red and green lights? I like the ability to attach the light to a scope, but the difference in color is what I am intrigued about.
Appreciate the reply.


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I am old school too. I still prefer red for predators, but I honestly don't think it makes a difference. The green reaches farther and lights up hogs better.


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Posts: 3065 | Location: Hondo, Texas USA | Registered: 28 August 2001Reply With Quote
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Thanks again for the reply. I suppose I will get one and try it. I have a pig shoot lined up for next week out south of Abilene and would be as good a place as any to give it a try and critique the light. Last year when we were out the country seemed to be overrun with pigs and the info I have gotten is that it hasn’t changed much.


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I was on the hunt with Bob, and I took the gilt home with me. I can attest that it was perfect eating. I boned everything but the ribs, and had it made into bratwurst. Cooked up the first batch tonight with sauerkraut and it was just delicious!
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Shotgun31,

It was great having you come down from South Dakota to hunt with us. I will share a campfire with you anytime. Enjoy the pork!!

Bob


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