I am partial to my R-25 but I just got a BAR longtrac .30-06 that makes a lighter and more potent hunting gun. I love Vortex illuminated reticle scopes for black hogs in the middle of the night.

M249 saw

M249 saw

Ar in 50 Beowulf. Hit em hard!!

.270

ideal "hawg gun"... if going inta the thick stuff.. 1860 army revolver.. .44 cal. laying down a .454 round ball 22gr fffg.. smoke em out.. unfortunately money is an issue, cann't aford one right now...

ak with a red dot

This pair of 300 Blackouts.
Crazy accurate and exactly what I need for 40 to 200 yard shots.



Top one:
Bravo upper, Palmetto lower and Magpul MOE+ lower parts kit w/match trigger, ER Shaw 300BO 16" carbine gas barrel, Hogue float tube, 4 rail gas block, tri-delta muzzle brake, M16 BCG, Bravo charge handle, two point harness, cheap temporary mildot scope/riser....

Bottom one:
Bravo Upper, Palmetto lower, CMMG lower parts kit w/match trigger, Magpul MOE+ grip and trigger guard, ACE Skeleton stock, Hogue free float tube, CMMG 300BO 16" carbine gas barrel, 4 rail gas block, tri-delta muzzle brake, M16 BCG, Palmetto charge handle, Condor two point sling, 1/2 inch riser with UTG 3-12 illuminated mildot.


Waiting on some parts to finish a 7.62x39 upper to play with also...
Have been following ZenArchery's success with his and I have lots of ammo!

Also use a Model 722 punched to .223 wylde for "finesse" shots...LOL!

6.8 SPC unless I'm carrying something else.

RPG

My late 70's Rem 700 .22-.250 took out another one last night. Love that gun.

6.5 Grendel

458 Socom or 6.8 spcII

30 06

I must admit I'm a little tight. 30-30 with 180 gr cast and 10.5 gr Unique makes cheap sausage. Fom

^ yep


OR anything I'm carrying, tey all need to die.

What ever I have available at the time I see Hogs is my hog gun

243 or 308

I said Marlin 1985 guide gun in 45-70 in my earlier post, got one this past weekend. Can't wait to use it.

anything with work to shoot hogs, its not about about what gun you carry its about how well you hunt/shoot

Don't need anything other than that right there. Lightweight, handy, good capacity and rate of fire, plenty of power and range for all reasonable shooting scenarios, and ammo is ubiquitous and reasonably priced. It does not take the weaponary of Seal Team 6 to down a hog...you're not hunting Osama...just a different type of swine. Winchester 94 and Marlin 336 .30-30 excell at this.

However, call me biased or orthodox, but a lever action without wood furniture is as depressing as a classic muscle car with a six cylinder under the hood...

ruger 10/22 or marlin 25m 22mag with my glock 21 on my hip if they get close and thick. Ive dropped more pigs with the 22mag than any other gun I own.

but usually when im in my stand I have some sort of center fire with me.

Sometimes it does take a little more firepower. I can't get close to the ones I'm shooting and still be able to see them in the tall grass.



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Don't need anything other than that right there. Lightweight, handy, good capacity and rate of fire, plenty of power and range for all reasonable shooting scenarios, and ammo is ubiquitous and reasonably priced. It does not take the weaponary of Seal Team 6 to down a hog...you're not hunting Osama...just a different type of swine. Winchester 94 and Marlin 336 .30-30 excell at this.

However, call me biased or orthodox, but a lever action without wood furniture is as depressing as a classic muscle car with a six cylinder under the hood... [/quote]

How far are you needing to shoot them from?

10/22, they die and stink someplace else.