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Re: Didn't want to Hijack Scott...so....deer killers? [Re: Buzzsaw] #7548698 07/04/19 07:38 PM
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Kevin are you back in the metromess?

Re: Didn't want to Hijack Scott...so....deer killers? [Re: Buzzsaw] #7548779 07/04/19 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Buzzsaw
Need to borrow a few Sirocco to test, I've tried them in my 5R .223, never got the accuracy I was used to in that gun, it shoots 77SMK's really good.

That Accubond sound good. I need a heavier bullet. Probably end up using my 6.5 for my trophy hunt but the .22 would be fun for my culling hint.




What is your next trophy hunt?

I think I'm limiting myself to does for a while. I still have a South Texas Nilgai on my list.



Re: Didn't want to Hijack Scott...so....deer killers? [Re: Buzzsaw] #7548862 07/05/19 12:34 AM
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Not really recomended but a mmeber did use a 75gr Sirocco on Nilgai

Originally Posted by jorge
Ive used the 75gr sirocco II to take game as tough as nilgai, but it wouldnt be my first choice for a nilgai. Deer and pig i wouldnt hesistate. My friend dropped a 140lb to 150lb boar with my 62gr nosler FBHP varmageddon load this weekend. It wasnt an instant kill, he kicked for a minute or so, but dropped him right there. Opened him up and basically exploded vital area impressively for a .224 dia bullet. More often than not if you push the bullet at the right speeds in relation to bullet construction and you have good shot placement even a core-lokt, which isnt the deadliest mushroom in the woods, will do the job.


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Re: Didn't want to Hijack Scott...so....deer killers? [Re: LeonCarr] #7548887 07/05/19 01:06 AM
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Originally Posted by LeonCarr
[quote=Smokey Bear]My first choice would be the 70 grain Accubond.


The 70 Grain Accubond...the Jimmy Hoffa of .224 heavyweights.

Where are you buying these? Every place I have looked they are out of stock, pre-order, we don't have them but say we do, etc.

Just my .02 and thanks in advance

I found some a while back at 10ring


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