Geezer Ray
Senior Member
When hog hunting using a 22 mag, what grain works for you and do you have a favorite?
These are the ones I have to have for accuracy in my Remington 597. Don't even know if they make them anymore, but every time I see theView attachment 952381m I'll buy them out. I must have 10 or 12 full and partial boxes probably won't ever shoot that much in the remainder of my lifetime.
Winchester Super X.
40 grain with the REAL copper jacket and exposed lead soft point or hollow point. Not copper plated lead.
Also most accurate in my Contender 10 inch.
Well have to hit up allatoona sometime this spring or at least do lunch... I'm in Roswell...I got a box of these minus maybe 3 or 5 that you can have......these split in my 928 and are the only FTEs I’ve ever had. And it’s bolt action!
Go with any CCI would be my recommendation and the TMJ tip is in mine. When I first got my 22 mag I shot the Remington poly tips and had no problems......ammo is cheap again and plentiful! At 100 yards, I noticed the TMJ got to the target quicker than hp’s and the wind didn’t effect flight as much.
I was wondering has anybody had used these or not, Federal 757 50gr JHP?I bang flopped a 90 lb sow with the Federal 50 gr back in 2010. Using that same round this year when I make it out for the first time since then.
CCI 40 grain Full Metal Jacket
How do they perform on hog-sized critters as far as penetration? Where do you shoot the hogs?Hornady 30 vmag has been the most accurate and deadly for me.