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Esox357 · 01-11-2013, 00:46

Thanks guys. They definitely can be a hardy animal. The second pig I shot was with the 30.06 and with the guide watching stating it wasn't hit in the leg. I hit him in the shouder area, I believe the 198 TSX didn't expand and may have penciled through by looking at the weak blood sign we found. I think I will be switching to the TTSX which seem to expand better for an all copper bullet? The more I use the 25.06 the more it amazes me with its "killing" power. Fast, flat, light recoiling, and deadly hard to go wrong with that combination.

01-11-2013, 00:46	#7
Esox357 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Northern Capital Region Posts: 1,868	Thanks guys. They definitely can be a hardy animal. The second pig I shot was with the 30.06 and with the guide watching stating it wasn't hit in the leg. I hit him in the shouder area, I believe the 198 TSX didn't expand and may have penciled through by looking at the weak blood sign we found. I think I will be switching to the TTSX which seem to expand better for an all copper bullet? The more I use the 25.06 the more it amazes me with its "killing" power. Fast, flat, light recoiling, and deadly hard to go wrong with that combination. __________________ Hit the pickle!