Let's See Your Pig And Pig Gun

I used a Remington 700 .270 this last hunt and immediately regretted not bringing my 450bm or my 358win.
My preferred pig caliber is a 450bm because it puts them down.
 

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Just ran across some pig pics from Texas several years ago from my hunt with my best hunting buddy, Pete who we lost a few years ago (rest his soul).

Condolences.

Nice to see the No. 1 getting it done. (y)
 
Well looks like I will be trying the 22 mag or 44 blackhalk
This year. My grate nephew in-law has found a wma that’s over run with hogs but it’s shotgun , black powder.handgun only
Or you can take hog in small game season handgun or rimfire.

On smaller ones I don’t have a problem using a 40gr fmj 22 mag for head shots
 
Here is one of the Special Edition, Rigby 250th Anniversary pigs from a few weeks back. :ROFLMAO:

Texas Heart Shot with the big Rigby as this one broke from long grass at about 8 metres.

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@Marrakai took a few ‘Rigby anniversary boars’ along the way with his 1911 delivered .275 London Best HV.
The Rigby is a bit flash for pigs. But you can’t just walk past them with a rifle in hand.Well done.
 

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jsalamo wrote on DesertDweller62's profile.
What is the minimum you would take.
SCmackey wrote on SBW1975's profile.
I have a Chapuis 450-400 double that looks brand new and shoots well, never been hunted from what I can tell. I am willing to part with it as I have a 375 H&H Sodia on it's way from Dorleac & Dorleac. I am looking for $9,250 for it and if you are interested, I am happy to send you some pictures. Regards,
Steve
 
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