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Had a few days to head out west to try my new muzzleloader on some wild hogs. I was lucky enough to connect on a big spotted pig about 130 yards out with a 250 grain barnes sabot.

The ending result was a hog DRT. The only downside was the way I was twisted for the shot the scope bit me a little, whats no pain without any gain!
 
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I recovered the bullet after processing the hog, 82% weight retention through a shattered shoulder bone without a pass through, looks like the barnes did what it needed to do.
 
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Nice Hog!!
I smell BACON!!! LOL
What kind of load did you use? That looks like pretty good performance by the Barnes.

Im in Wichita Falls, where are you from Staley?

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Eterry


Good luck and good shooting.
In Memory of Officer Nik Green, #198, Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop G...Murdered in the line of duty 12-26-03...A Good Man, A Good Officer, and A Good Friend gone too soon
 
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Thanks I used 2 pellets of 777 from a TC Impact. I'm from Nocona, but hunt out in Knox County.
 
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I went to high school in Bowie, and have known Elton Teague for more years than I care to recall. He worked the stock on my 416 Taylor, the man is a true artist.
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Eterry


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In Memory of Officer Nik Green, #198, Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop G...Murdered in the line of duty 12-26-03...A Good Man, A Good Officer, and A Good Friend gone too soon
 
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Originally posted by Staley Keck:
Had a few days to head out west to try my new muzzleloader on some wild hogs. I was lucky enough to connect on a big spotted pig about 130 yards out with a 250 grain barnes sabot.

The ending result was a hog DRT. The only downside was the way I was twisted for the shot the scope bit me a little, whats no pain without any gain!


Ha! Ha! That is God's punishment for putting a scope on a muzzle loader!

Big hog!

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"If I die today, I've had a life well spent, for I've been to see the Elephant, and smelled the smoke of Africa!"~ME 1982

Hands of Old Elmer Keith

 
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What a nice hog!! I had the "scope bite" problem too.

Here's how I fixed it. I put a comb riser kit on my Omega and it solved my problem. Here's the link:

http://www.beartooth-products....mb-raising-kits.html

Hope this helps.

Paul


 
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