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Reduced OAL of round could be one factor to consider..

Scottish stalking with a .22 centerfire It appears that some here are better suited at being politicians than stalkers the way they avoid answering awkward requests

Look http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dangerous-jobs-for-girls/4od#2934800

Got the keys to the Butchers shop like chalky use to have

Do me a favor Logic the very next Roe, Muntjac or Chinky you shoot could you take some picture`s of the carcass please and post them on this thread. I`m sure it would be interesting due to the type of bullet you choose to use as well as the shot placements you like to take I`m pretty sure if you do opt for a broadside shot the carcass will look very similar to the one in our Marty`s post..

Because the rifle is setup for long range fox, and I shoot only roe deer. So funnily enough, I can't be arsed with a round that'll stop a red, as I'm not shooting reds. Quite happy with neck shots, easy enough target at under 200 yards unless it's a howling gale or right at the edge of legal shooting light. So from that statement we can all establish that your not a specialist but an opportunist hunter Logic.. If its there "it gets it" type of scenario Been there myself so i know exactly what your saying. I recall shooting a Roe Buck with my foxing gun using 50g V-max a few years ag

I`m a stickler for detail Mo i never forget a face well done anyway..

Why use a varmint type round on Deer in the first place Logic??

Muz be famous now Mo, Stick em in a curry

What happened to some of the other intresting picture`s that were on this thread Sporting Shooter??

Clive is a top man smart dog he represented me at Crown Court well over 5 years ago and got me the result i deserved. The first port of call for any Working dog man or shooter when in trouble