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jtallen83 wrote: Varget is a Hodgdon powder.
Our old friends at Lohman come up when I searched for Varget in stock; www.lohmanarms.com/product_p/hdvar8.htm
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jtallen83 wrote: Varget is a Hodgdon powder.
Our old friends at Lohman come up when I searched for Varget in stock; www.lohmanarms.com/product_p/hdvar8.htm
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JustMe wrote: Here's the only picture I have of my AR-10T. PRS stock, Giessel trigger, Burris Red Dot right of scope, ITT Night Vision Scope, Tactical Brass Recovery brass catcher.
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brass_whore wrote:
jtallen83 wrote: Varget is a Hodgdon powder.
Our old friends at Lohman come up when I searched for Varget in stock; www.lohmanarms.com/product_p/hdvar8.htm
Thanks for the link. I had never heard of this supplier. Unfortunately I put 2 eight pound kegs in mu shopping cart and then found out that it is out of stock.
BH
Thanks Sharkey, I will give Brian a call.
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JustMe wrote: Here's the only picture I have of my AR-10T. PRS stock, Giessel trigger, Burris Red Dot right of scope, ITT Night Vision Scope, Tactical Brass Recovery brass catcher.
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Geesss....... That's big..... How big..? Tell the story.......
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Lizardette wrote: Damn. That's some good shooting. Most of the times that I've seen people used Remington Core-Lokt ammo, regardless of caliber, they can't get it to group. There was one guy with a .243 or something that shot great with it though. I just figured his rifle was an exception. With performance like that though, I may have to give that a serious second look.
Love the look of your rifle too by the way.
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JustMe wrote:
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JustMe wrote: Here's the only picture I have of my AR-10T. PRS stock, Giessel trigger, Burris Red Dot right of scope, ITT Night Vision Scope, Tactical Brass Recovery brass catcher.
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Geesss....... That's big..... How big..? Tell the story.......
It was taken in FL in a real swampy area that is overrun with feral hogs. This was one smart hog. We have been trying to get him for 3 years and even tried using hog dogs. He was destroying our deer feeders, cameras, etc. so we named him Clyde after Clyde Barrow, of Bonnie and Clyde fame. It was like he was spying on us and knew when we were coming and going and would always show up on our game cameras just before we arrived or just minutes after we left. We tried all kinds of times day and night and he was always one step ahead of us. I finally moved my stand twice the distance away from the deer feeder and that did the trick, head shot at about 200 yds. On the kill night, he came out of the swamp/woods 195 yds downwind of the feeder and right at my feet. Too close to chance standing and taking a shot. He backtracked into the woods from where he had come and I thought there he goes again outsmarting us. About 30 minutes later, he reappeared at the feeder where I ended his destructive life. He weighed in at 275 lbs. Took him with Remington 150gr CoreLokt PSP at about 10:30pm.
About 2 weeks before I got him, I shot 3 hogs in one shot at this same feeder at about 100 yards. I shot 4 total that night, all head shots. After shooting the first hog, they all scattered so I just waited and about 20 hogs came back in after only waiting about 15-30 minutes. I waited until 3 heads were lined up and all 3 fell in their tracks. Took a lot of patience to line up 3 hogs because hogs don't stand still but about 5 seconds. The last exit hole was about the size of a softball. Fun night. Also made me famous in our hunting club.
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