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tagy011

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  1. how you figure ? a litle exta space in chamber for this swelln to occur just makes the weapon more reliable since it will be real hard for jam to happen, and casing hitig the receiver that causes a ding also reduces the possibiity of a "stove pipe" i know peple who reloaded this damaged casings and used dies and resizing tools and kits as an experiment and it functioned with no problems. reloadind spent casings is purely out of a hobby since this ammo is dirt cheap , and not woth time and effort to reload . i would rather collect brass casing and sell it to metal recycling and buy more ammo
  2. that's odd that a 7.62x39 (which is pretty damned close to a .308) loaded with silver bear hollow points wouldn't get the job done. it would at no more then 150 yds , and you dont wanna be up close with the hog wth that round, since 7.62x39 round loses steam and starts dropin like a rock at about 200 yds , that cal. is ment for upclose urban warfare and/or medium and not so dangerous game to hunt like deer . 7.62 x 54 R is hog dropper round !
  3. i took my good ol' mosin nagant and my 20' barrel saiga 7x62 39 hunting some hogs, and when i saw this beast at over 300 lbs for sure, at about 225-250 yds , i said let me see that mosin real quick , i shot that sucker , droped him on his ass and it rolled down hill into the creek it was laying there dead as shit with its tongue hangin out i shot many big game with my saiga but 7x62 54 r mosin is my prefered choice for dropin hogs and its only 100-150 $ ,its a one shot kill and you dont want that runnig after you if you wound it and it sees you
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