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Odd mix with beautiful outcome.

My friends nephew Jan is 14, shooting his uncle's Victor Sarasqueta in .375 H&H Flanged, loaded with GS HV 265gr going ~ 2800 fps:



He managed to take 6 pigs on this driven hunt that took place in Croatia (Belje) in duration of 2 days - there he is with one of his pigs:



And the quarry (8 hunters took 33 pigs):

 
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Fortunate one, well done, please tell him how extremly lucky he is.

Good shooting to by the way and a great hunt as it seems.

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Good on the kid!!! Great stuff!!!


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My goodness that is a beautiful little rifle! Congratulations to all.



 
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Thanks guys - will pass'em to Jan - some more pics of double:







 
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mouse93,

Beautiful rifle, what kind of accuracy do you get with the scope mounted?


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What a perfect boar and deer rifle. Thanks for the picts.


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That's a big 14 yr old there. Also, nice amount of pork.


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That's beautiful rifle!! Congratulations on the successful hunt!



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Thanks guys - yes Jan is a big boy Smiler, AZGuy - I was only present at range one time the rifle was shot during load developement - and it looked allright at 100m (~2" spread between barrels). Rifle is mainly used as a lending rifle on a bear and boar hunts (close range) tho some Hungarian red stags were taken out to 200m - scopes (there are two - Swaro 1-4 on pic with illuminated circle dot reticle and another Swaro 1.5-6x with 4A and iluminated dot ret.) are fine tuned to the right barrel.
 
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just does not get any better than that...!!!!


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Fantastic! SmilerCan I be your nephew too? SmilerJust out of curiosity, you write that you use GS bullets, that is mono bullets, right? Are they safe to use in a dr?
 
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If any monos are to be used in doubles - GS would be my first choice.
 
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Was it originally regulated with that load? Thanks.


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My friend bought it second hand - rifle was regulated with Kynoch 300gr factory loads.
 
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Hell, Mouse, next time you got to Zim bring that rifle and leave it with Gordon in order that I can fondle it!
 
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Hell Bryan - if it would be mine...then again we are down to this Wink
 
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