Sniper, the one on the left is a fatty!

Dave, you're 110% correct. I was told that if I got a broadside shot, to wait a bit and look for the fold of skin or crease in the skin that runs vertical right in front of the shoulder. Hold about 1/3 down the hog's body on that crease and put the bullet there. It drops them in their tracks and that spot doesn't move around as much as their head. I'm a fan of not having to track a shot animal. wink

Here's my buddies hog and sidearm. I wasn't impressed with the performance of the factory loaded XTP bullet performance either.


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