Ranch Rifle

3waycross":30fbxx6t said:
calfbuyer":30fbxx6t said:
Around here (central Texas) we are plagued with a feral hog problem. The all around good hog gun is the mini 14 (ruger 223). You can buy military reload ammo for about .25 to .35 cents a round. They aren't super accurate but they are affordable, besides the mini isn't accurate after about 4 shots because the barrel gets hot. We really don't care about accuracy with these vermin, we just want to inflict pain and bodily injury. Every once in a while if I kill a little one (100 lbs or less), I will clean him and split him in half for cooking on the pit, the rest of them are just buzzard food.

You need some professional help!

3 way We'll wait a couple more years until these invasive, destructive, disease carrying, lice covered SOB's make their way up to Colorado (and they will, just give em time) and we'll see what your opinion is then. When they destroy your crops and hay fields, root up your yard and moma's flower beds, kill your baby calves, sheep, goats and baby deer we'll check your pulse then.
Sorry not trying to be a Pryck, I just don't think you understand
 
My next gun is going to be a Saiga shotgun. Looks like a great gun to have in the truck.

dun":38qks0kq said:
3waycross":38qks0kq said:
I won't intentionally wound ANY animal......but that's just me!
I couldn't agree more!

I won't either but with hogs I take shots I usually wouldn't with other animals. Its like if there is a rattle snake cutting thru the grass and all your can see is its body.... you take the shot. Im not cool with people who have good shots but choose to gut shoot them so they run off. Thats not right IMO.
 
The mini 14 is meant to be a pretty close range gun and your are getting what you pay for with .35 ammo. The benefit of it over an AR is its more forgiving as far as being dirty and stuff. ARs can be quite a bit more accurate but are a little awkward IMO to carry in the truck.

There are some nice AK47s that are pretty compact. They can be very reliable and accurate. Good prices on ammo. Kind of the best of every thing.
 
Brute 23":3m0vysio said:
The mini 14 is meant to be a pretty close range gun and your are getting what you pay for with .35 ammo. The benefit of it over an AR is its more forgiving as far as being dirty and stuff. ARs can be quite a bit more accurate but are a little awkward IMO to carry in the truck.

There are some nice AK47s that are pretty compact. They can be very reliable and accurate. Good prices on ammo. Kind of the best of every thing.


There's usually at least one good reason a gun model is still around 65 years later and just gets better and better. ;-)
 
I really enjoy my sks for varmit shooting. And the brown bear soft point 125 gr I can order for $4.89 for a 20 round box.

Cal
 
Well I priced it high enough that I can play with it for a while if it dont sell. If it sells ok, and if it dont I am having fun with it. Cant say it is super accurate but neither am I.
 
Well I traded fo a brother to the ranch rifle this weekend. It is a Ruger Target ranch rifle in 223. Someone else must not have like how accurate the ranch rifle was but liked the action. It is lots more accurate but a heck of a lot higher also. Got a Osphrey scope and thumbhole laminate stock also.
Hooknline how about posting the pic I sent you. I am still too dumb to post pictures.
 
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I like me some thumb holes. They just feel natural to me
 
kenny thomas":229zbryb said:
See he is good for somthing after all. Thanks
Just post whoring.
Here's the deal, every 20th picture I put up for you gets me the gun that's in the 20th pic. Whattya say. :mrgreen:
 

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