While manyhunting cartridges for the AR-15will do the trick, hogs present a serious challenge for hunters.
As a result, there are several considerations to make when planning your next outing.
Second, its important to opt for right load for hunting.
The SAINT Victor Pistol in .300 BLK makes for a potent hog hammer with the right ammo.
One of the best selections is the .300 BLK, which is capable of sending a 110-gr.
projectile at roughly 2,350 fps in Hornadys Full Boar load.
This is especially helpful when hunting from a truck with multiple shooters.
The Melonited barrel is 9″ long and has a1:7″ twist, and the M-Lok handguard gives you the option of mounting accessories.
The one downside with the .300 BLK is long-distance shooting.
Depending on your zero, a 110-gr.
projectile will drop about 13 to 15 at 300 yards with a velocity of around 1,600 fps.
Because recoil is mild, reacquiring sight picture and fast follow-up shots are easier.
Also in a 110-gr.
The VOR-TX line ups the bullet weight to 120 grains and is equally effective.
The Victor’s semi-auto operation and 30-round magazine make it a capable hog hunter.
Similarly, many companies offer subsonic loads ideal for use with a suppressor, like Hornadys 190-grain Sub-X.
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TrijiconMRO
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Barnes.300 BLK
Eric topped off the Victor Pistol with a Trijicon MRO optic.
Hornady’s Full Boar .300 BLK is designed to send a 110-gr. projectile at roughly 2,350 fps.
Hornady’s 190-gr. Sub-X load is designed for use with a suppressor.
Eric found the Sub-X bullets to be good expanders and very effective on target.
