John Gryphon
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This bloke is the best I have seen doing this culling work. He is a rippin` shot.
Pigs,100`s shot,best shooter.
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Certainly a 'target rich environment'!
John Gryphon
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My bad , need to.put my glasses on lol, I just saw the shell s being ejected , no semi 308 rifles over here John ,
Great shooting whatever he's using
Kjf
Wow, he certainly was dropping them. That was some shooting.
Need to teach the American helicopter hunters how to shoot.
I'm sure the NZ choppa boys would say that's too easy, flat land and no hills to weave around!
landkeeper
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Nice to see him putting a 2nd shot into the few he's unsure of too
John Gryphon
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THose follow up shots were extremely quick,boomboom.
Red dot sight?
BC.
BC.
V impressive.
Starts with semi auto shotgun then switches to .308?
I guess the more you do the better you get.
Starts with semi auto shotgun then switches to .308?
I guess the more you do the better you get.
Norfolk Horn
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Not a 308!! Surely it's a 6.5 cm with homeload copper bullets to work that well.
John Gryphon
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Feral Vertebrate Reduction Contracting
Eley on 12 ga. AAA. 308 is Winchester pp 150 gr.
Cracking shooting. Wonder if they could do a simulated day like this at bisley 
Impressive, but more impressive for me, was the pilot. I was comparing how he matched his speed to that of the boar, so for the shooter, the boar would almost appear to be static !
The numbers are staggering. He'll be a busy boy butchering all those later 
I'm wondering ; If the heli speed is close to that of the boar, does that mitigate the need to allow 'lead'. Surely it must ?
I'm wondering ; If the heli speed is close to that of the boar, does that mitigate the need to allow 'lead'. Surely it must ?
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