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<blockquote data-quote="Butch523" data-source="post: 2294584" data-attributes="member: 119885"><p>Thanks to both WildRose and Bullet Bumper for discussion of Expanding Bullets v. Solid Penetrators. </p><p></p><p>Are there any other calibers from the US Peregrine Company available? </p><p></p><p>Hope is for a .50 or even (dreaming of) a .58 caliber. Me and quite a few others use Black Powder ML arms. If the bullet performs well at 1200 fps, it may have a role in hot BP loads. </p><p></p><p>The most favored shot placement and target on a hog is the "Boiler Room" protected by a thick armor like surrounding plate. The favored sportsman-like shot is through the plate into the critical organs behind it. For this shot, I agree with Bullet Bumper and appreciate his examples. Big Boars, and frequently mid-sized ones, can surprise the hunter with their remarkable ability to absorb even well-placed lead, copper, and other metals and still fight and potentially kill. My loss of a small number of prized dogs to killer dying hogs still breaks my heart. </p><p></p><p>I have chanced on a few HPs, that through deign and quality execution in production retain punch power. This new bullet, maybe has, reached that performance level - we'll see. Butch523</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Butch523, post: 2294584, member: 119885"] Thanks to both WildRose and Bullet Bumper for discussion of Expanding Bullets v. Solid Penetrators. Are there any other calibers from the US Peregrine Company available? Hope is for a .50 or even (dreaming of) a .58 caliber. Me and quite a few others use Black Powder ML arms. If the bullet performs well at 1200 fps, it may have a role in hot BP loads. The most favored shot placement and target on a hog is the "Boiler Room" protected by a thick armor like surrounding plate. The favored sportsman-like shot is through the plate into the critical organs behind it. For this shot, I agree with Bullet Bumper and appreciate his examples. Big Boars, and frequently mid-sized ones, can surprise the hunter with their remarkable ability to absorb even well-placed lead, copper, and other metals and still fight and potentially kill. My loss of a small number of prized dogs to killer dying hogs still breaks my heart. I have chanced on a few HPs, that through deign and quality execution in production retain punch power. This new bullet, maybe has, reached that performance level - we'll see. Butch523 [/QUOTE]
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