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Went to go do some work on my property and..
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Added more work to my list by killing this boar.

Used my FNAR with some 130 OTM bullets I picked up from Midway on a special run for 16 cents a bullet. These are the SCAR bullet. Best I can tell, it's like a non bonded Bear Claw. Solid cooper shank with thin lead hollow point. Behaves about like a partition. My shot was a little high as it plowed through his spine and exited. Seemed to work good enough.





 
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cool story, nice rifle!


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Good on ya' Scott.

Maybe a little x-tra work, but I bet you can hang!


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Good on ya' Scott.

Maybe a little x-tra work, but I bet you can hang!


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Yeah, I made it work and was still able to get the rest of my work done. Now I have some fresh pork. I was checking on the feeder and jumped about 30 of them that were bedded in the woods off to the right. I slowly went in and they flanked me to my left and cut back towards the back of the property. I slowly walked the trail towards the back of the property and caught 2 stragglers on the trail. had a clear 60 yard shot at this guy as he was trying to walk back in to cover.



 
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Good job, Good story.


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Congrats! Good work.


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Thanks everyone. It was a pleasant surprise.



 
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Very nice Scott. I do like the FNAR for hogs.


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Nicely done, Scott!



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I love FN weapons ,used then almost exclusively while in argentine army scouts ,and they are spuerb .Excellent rifle and a nice meat hog ,delicuious . popcorn


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