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I'm experimenting with a belt pouch these days,mainly for when I go for sambar deer. That way I can carry enough gear for half a dozen shots,its easily accessible, its out of the way through the thick bush and I can still wear a backpack

I haven't shot deer with my 36 cal but I've shot feral goats,which would weigh between 30 and 70kg,using a 36 cal maxiball which in theory would replicate a 357 magnum in power. The projectiles passed through easily but seemingly didn't expand much,not that I found any. Shots were taken at no...

I love how much stuff you stir lol. I remember doing the same on Facebook when I'd use wheel weights to cast round balls lol

Gday lol

Looks fun ! Been trying to find a place to do the same here with the feral pigeons,only place i could find is literally in town and there's no way I'm letting loose with ANY sort of firearm there !

Nice. I shoot and eat quite a few hares. Go well in a casserole

2 totally different species

Um....hello....I live in Australia. We have heaps of experience with invasive species. Hence why I said " almost " in case you missed that. On the other hand,the only animals we can actually hunt freely are introducing species,so there is that.....

Once again I almost wish we had squirrels in Australia!

My TC Seneca must be odd. It seems to love a heavy charge. I'm using 60gn of 2f and it loves it. Wish it didn't,its not very economical

100% correct !

We can clearly see your nuts....

No,boars. 😜

Thats what I was thinking. Cost effective too

Easy fixed

I'm very much tempted to bore out my flintlock to say 52 cal smoothbore and see if I can find some 4f after your success.

100% agree,plus these so called hunting celebrities

Actually AAA is 5.16mm,same as American T buck shot.

Ah ok,so a bit different. I didn't bother to check my shot size chart before posting that lol. I probably should have

I think no.4 buckshot is what we in Australia call AAA. I've used it before,and it worked quite well,although I didn't try from further than 20m