I've heard all my life of bullets skipping off javelin and hogs foreheads but I have never seen it happen or proof of it. Even with a rimfire shooting hogs in a trap and looking right at me. In my .556 I load 55pr hornady spire points.
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Originally posted by Walker View PostI've heard all my life of bullets skipping off javelin and hogs foreheads but I have never seen it happen or proof of it. Even with a rimfire shooting hogs in a trap and looking right at me. In my .556 I load 55pr hornady spire points.
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Originally posted by Walker View PostI've heard all my life of bullets skipping off javelin and hogs foreheads but I have never seen it happen or proof of it. Even with a rimfire shooting hogs in a trap and looking right at me. In my .556 I load 55pr hornady spire points.
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Originally posted by brushtrooper View Postits a 1:7 twist, what typically works?
If you want cheap, find the cheapest 55gr soft point you can. If you want something a little better, any of the 60+ gr offerings out there will do fine.
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I've killed a ton of hogs and deer with 55 grain Nosler Ballistic Tips out of a Rock River Coyote Rifle. Last year, I built a really lightweight AR and it didn't like the Ballistic Tips. But it DID like 55 grain Sierra Blitzkings. So I killed a bunch of stuff with them last year. All head / neck shots, though.
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Originally posted by jrbb00 View PostAny grain that will shot straight would be my recomendation but if you can have someone reload you some find some Sierra 55 grain BTHP's have used them for years and have never gotten a complaint from any animal I shot.
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