longlowdog
Well-Known Member
I know there can be no definitive answer to this but here goes.
I'm about to go to Alsace for driven boar. How do those of you with experience deal with them? To use pheasant shooting terms do you:
use sustained lead,
follow through and shoot ,
or just mount and shoot instinctively and the beast falls over.
On a simple broadside running target at the range I was puting the illuminated reticle on the nose and getting the majority of my shots within the accepted kill zone, but I readily conceed there is a vast difference between paper and the real deal.
Thoughts please.
On a similar vein, I will be using a 2-12 Swarovski, what power do you prefer to set a scoped rifle at.
I'm about to go to Alsace for driven boar. How do those of you with experience deal with them? To use pheasant shooting terms do you:
use sustained lead,
follow through and shoot ,
or just mount and shoot instinctively and the beast falls over.
On a simple broadside running target at the range I was puting the illuminated reticle on the nose and getting the majority of my shots within the accepted kill zone, but I readily conceed there is a vast difference between paper and the real deal.
Thoughts please.
On a similar vein, I will be using a 2-12 Swarovski, what power do you prefer to set a scoped rifle at.