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I built an AR in .300BLK just for this sort of problem.
Buddy ran varmint management at a vineyard in CA in the '90s. Killed pigs in the hundreds using his 300 Savage.Mmmmm.
If one were to hunt these critters with a lever-action, what would be the best choice: .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, .30/30 WCF, or .300 Savage?
Last report I read on this stated maybe 200 remaining in Oregon but mostly scattered in South Central to Southern Oregon.They do exist. here, but in phantom numbers.and diminishing.
You may kill it but it might not know it's dead for a while.
Buddy ran varmint management at a vineyard in CA in the '90s. Killed pigs in the hundreds using his 300 Savage.
What is barrel length and capacity, if I may ask?It is indeed a very nice handling, finally made rifle High capacity for a .45/70 too. I didn't care to part with it, but we just had bought acreage/home, had projects, and a little girl who entered the world, so I cleared some of the guns out of the same.
'gratz on rifle.
What is barrel length and capacity, if I may ask?
Beautiful!
This times a boatload....they probly need some fresh goats tooI say we ship a C130 full of them to Iran. You know, as a peace offering!