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  • Geezy
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    Lol, no, it was a clean entry and no exit. Bullet dumped all of its energy into her. She dropped in her tracks. I also try to take clean pictures when I can.  The 5.56 or .223 are quite capable of t

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    6.5 in various forms has been getting popular here,too. Good bullets are available from several manufacturers. I don´t have a 6.5 but I reload for 14 calibers, 22-250 to 470 NE. I have also been

  • Orweller
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    I should have known this. You can hop in a helicopter, wrapped in the American flag, using that as a parachute, as you shoot a critter with a minigun. 

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On 12/23/2024 at 6:05 PM, Geezy said:

I love gathering my own food. 
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Got one tag left and 27 days to fill it. 

Can't hunt with a 30 round magazine? What round do you hunt with? I've got a S&W Sport II 5.56, but that is my post-alarm system rather than a hunting rifle. Maybe one of these days I'll go hunting. Amazing catch and congratulations. I like your hunting updates. I've bagged a handful of groundhogs over the summer but merely because they were a pest and were digging under the foundation of my shed. Did not eat them. 

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    27 minutes ago, Carburetor said:

    Did you scare her to death? Looks unharmed.

    Interestingly, here in Finland a 223 does not kill whitetail. It has to be at least 243.

    I don´t know why I have not hunted much lately. Just did not feel like it.

    Lol, no, it was a clean entry and no exit. Bullet dumped all of its energy into her. She dropped in her tracks. I also try to take clean pictures when I can. 
    The 5.56 or .223 are quite capable of taking whitetail. It all comes down to shot placement and the type of bullet you use. 
    Nothing survives this heart shot with a 5.56. 
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    I’ve taken a lot of deer and hogs with 5.56 but  the deer in my post was taken with a 6.5 Grendel. It’s a great deer cartridge to use in the AR platform. 
     

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    23 minutes ago, Orweller said:

    Can't hunt with a 30 round magazine? What round do you hunt with? I've got a S&W Sport II 5.56, but that is my post-alarm system rather than a hunting rifle. Maybe one of these days I'll go hunting. Amazing catch and congratulations. I like your hunting updates. I've bagged a handful of groundhogs over the summer but merely because they were a pest and were digging under the foundation of my shed. Did not eat them. 

    Yes I can hunt with any size magazine I want. We still have our freedom here in Texas. I just choose to use a ten round mag. The big magazines just get in the way. 
    As I said in the previous post this particular gun is a 6.5 Grendel. It’s shooting a 123 gn Hornady ELDM bullet. I have both factory and hand loads. 
    When I use my 5.56 I’m feeding it a soft nose bullet in anywhere from 62 to 77 grains. I have a fast twist barrel and it does well at stabilizing the heavier bullets and the get good penetration and fast kills. 

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    2 hours ago, Geezy said:


    As I said in the previous post this particular gun is a 6.5 Grendel.

    6.5 in various forms has been getting popular here,too. Good bullets are available from several manufacturers.

    I don´t have a 6.5 but I reload for 14 calibers, 22-250 to 470 NE. I have also been casting bullets (mostly for larger,slower calibers) since the 90´s.

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    57 minutes ago, Orweller said:

    I should have known this. You can hop in a helicopter, wrapped in the American flag, using that as a parachute, as you shoot a critter with a minigun. 

    Absolutely true but man, it’s expensive. 
     

    Hog hunting as we speak. 
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    On 1/17/2025 at 5:51 AM, Orweller said:

    As soon as we got constitutional carry here in Ohio, that is when I got one. A Glock 42 for IWB carry, and a little Walther PPK for the fun. 

    A Glock 27 for my everyday carry and a Ruger LCP for when the Glock is too big. 
    My bride carries a Ruger LC9. 

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