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I came to this forumn 7 yrs ago same question hundreds of wild hogs since and some great accuracy if you havent treied it give it a shot some recomend if you are shooting 50 cal get .54 cal wads 54 get .58 i just get the same caliber wonder wad

There is another element to hunting i believe at times we dont think of my situation is i have a incredible area the main trails run North and South i am sut up to the east about 25 yards to the north is a big creek to the south east and west nasty thick thickets 99 percent of my shots are on...

ive got about 40 years experience hunting them. ive found the more air you can get into the chest cavity and blood out. given any caliber ive always used the heaviest bullet i can find to take hogs. i will use roundballs in .58 . and a couple bigger calibers

buy it i have the .72

yes sir i love them ive got a bunch of the 50 cal 600 grains sized to .503 they are hammerson any size pig same 80 grain charge

its a bluish lube sir i cant detect a smell

the diameter was .541 weight 535 and pre lubed price for 50 was 26.00 but i bought several hundred i initually bought them for my .54 great plains hunter with 1-32 twist but these bullets are to small for all of my lyman guns i bought 8# onion skin to use as paper patch material but ive yet to...

I pretty much strictly hunt them at night so penetration is key especially in the thickets of East Texas. My reason for using heavy Conicals is to get pass throughs. Yes Ive killed them with .530 rb however no pass throughs. These heavy big Conicals put blood on the ground and air into chest...

You have hind quarters and back straps and nice blood trail for tracking if neededo

got some pigs coming back so i took my handy .54 white mountain carbine loaded with no excuse .535 bullets wonder wad 80 gr pyrodex p. shot distance 25 yards completely wrecked the heart and lungs exited off side with massive wound and spewed blood several feet from the hog he took a couple steps

that is great information, thank you for sharing

i love my tc white mountain carbines 50 and 54 i own 2 lyman deerstalker .54 calibers my lyman .58 hawken is also nice to carry those are my favorites to carry

Justin is great to deal with!!!

ill look and see where i got mine i got some 800 grains and 1000 gr the 800 were short and stubby the 1000 were longer. Roundballs shot much more accurately than the .72 conicals i shot 100 grains of 2F and pyrodex rs out of mine with conicals. at 25 yards i got huntable accuracy at 50 yards...

or go to ebay and buy xlox same stuff but way cheaper i tumble lube mine. it doesnt take alot of it either i use a gallon size ziplock a few tablespoons is all you need when all covered put on wax paper standing up. i was double coating them but i didnt see any amount of improvement to justify...

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ill measure it for you it came this way when i bought it off this forumn 3 years ago a 1.5 mm allen key just fits it i may go up a size to open it a little more

.58 is my favorite roundball caliber

a word from the wise be careful and get all the pics you can with the lock off as well i bought 2 a few years ago both had serious issues cracked stock frozen nipple the 2 worst purches to date. i paid 600 and 675 id hold off save a little money and get the thompson center big boar 58s after...