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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 1154687" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>I reloaded some 55 gr psp's for hogs and have not been to the farm to see if they have messed up my pasture. Best one so far dressed 224#. Killed during BP last year. My next pig popper that I am fitting out is a M1A scout. I'm installing a red dot and that should work fine in the timber of SE/Okla. I am going to stoke it with some 165 gr Sierra GameKing handloads. Its a wee bit heavy handed for pigs but then again they are just pigs and they sure don't run far.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 1154687, member: 8855"] I reloaded some 55 gr psp's for hogs and have not been to the farm to see if they have messed up my pasture. Best one so far dressed 224#. Killed during BP last year. My next pig popper that I am fitting out is a M1A scout. I'm installing a red dot and that should work fine in the timber of SE/Okla. I am going to stoke it with some 165 gr Sierra GameKing handloads. Its a wee bit heavy handed for pigs but then again they are just pigs and they sure don't run far. [/QUOTE]
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