Anyone want to go hunting?

[Jay Kelley]

 

[The creed]

sure, if your packing a rocket launcher maybe i might just be interested.

 

[Ontario Hunter]

Communist propaganda!

 

[Jay Kelley]

sure, if your packing a rocket launcher maybe i might just be interested.

Only slightly larger than the White Rhino. I think any of the Nitro Express Calibers could handle him.

 

[The creed]

Only slightly larger than the White Rhino. I think any of the Nitro Express Calibers could handle him.

with on going events I'll be more comfortable with a browning 30 M2. but yes i see your point. that's if the rumor's of spotting it are true.

 

[375er]

I think a 105mm howitzer is probably the recommended minimum given all circumstances involved.

 

[Ridge Runner]

The responses are way overthinking this the mighty .243 at 600 yards would be sufficient with proper bullet and bullet placement. However, I'm sure any 6mm variant could be just as effective at 400 yards.

There are better calibers starting with a .4 using much better bullets. The debate remains: should a solid or a soft point be the first shot.

 

[Badjer]

The responses are way overthinking this the mighty .243 at 600 yards would be sufficient with proper bullet and bullet placement. However, I'm sure any 6mm variant could be just as effective at 400 yards.

There are better calibers starting with a .4 using much better bullets. The debate remains: should a solid or a soft point be the first shot.

All feasible options. Just don't use a 375H&H

 

[steve white]

The responses are way overthinking this the mighty .243 at 600 yards would be sufficient with proper bullet and bullet placement. However, I'm sure any 6mm variant could be just as effective at 400 yards.

There are better calibers starting with a .4 using much better bullets. The debate remains: should a solid or a soft point be the first shot.

No, no, no--you're thinking of the 6.5 Creedmore at those ranges! If it doesn't say "Creedmore" it probably won't kill a woolly rhino.