I appreciate all the guidance. Based on the amount of response, I get the impression that the 375GNR is not a popular round for hogs, though it would be effective under the proper circumstances. I'm a neck shooter on hogs so I'm going to try out the 375GNR and report back the results. I still love the GA and SC swamps at night with night vision and .308, though. I have a 44 mag Redhawk sans Garretts with tritium sights as a back up. Those sights rock. I've had hogs walk by the stand at spitting range more than once. A rifle with a night scope isn't as handy as a revolver with the night sights for quick, CQB with a big boar on the prowl for sows by the feeder. Thanks again for the guidance on ammo choice, Scotty.
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375GNR on 175-300lb hogs
- GregG, 2020-02-21, 18:05
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- .375 GNR - Erik Stenberg, 2020-02-23, 12:42
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Where are ya Blake?
- Howard, 2020-02-22, 10:25
- Now Erik Stenberg could give good info on the 375GNR - Blake, 2020-02-22, 11:58
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No my Wyoming hunter is in 41GNR#2. But John
- Blake, 2020-02-22, 11:49
- Great intel. Thanks, guys! (nm) - GregG, 2020-02-22, 12:08
- in equal length barrels it will equal and in some - gary reeder, 2020-02-21, 19:55
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That’s an interesting prospect, of course it will do fine.
- WB, 2020-02-21, 19:12
- Thanks, Gents. - GregG, 2020-02-22, 08:58