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  • Geardo

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    I have a Mark X Mauser in .458 Win magnum, has a Richards Microfit stock, magnum recoil pad, adj trigger, Bushnell 4x scope, a set of dies, 100 pieces of brass, and 100 bullets, $550
     
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    Geardo

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    Still for sale, this would make a great hog gun too, shoots the 350gr Hornady bullets good, you can load it down to 45-70 velocity if you want, or tip the powder keg a few times and really make them zing out the muzzle.
     

    CZowner07

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    That's my Dad! :)

    I guess he needed an upgrade from that itty bitty .375 for the upcoming deer season.

    Man what it she trying to to mutilate the deer?? My dad shoots a 7mm mag and i shoot a 308 and they both do a good bit of damage couldnt imagin the damage of this caliber!!!
    Just an example...and this is with a little 308
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    Cat

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    Actually there's less damage to the meat.

    The hole is larger, but the shock to the surrounding meat you find with a smaller rifle is less. We don't get any of the blooded bruised torn meat, it's a clean shot like you've used a great big hole punch. You'd be surprised.

    He hasn't had to track a deer for many many years. ;)
     
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    CZowner07

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    Actually there's less damage to the meat.

    The hole is larger, but the shock to the surrounding meat you find with a smaller rifle is less. We don't get any of the blooded bruised torn meat, it's a clean shot like you've used a great big hole punch. You'd be surprised.

    He hasn't had to track a deer for many many years. ;)

    Neither have we. It all depends where you hit it. Right behind the shoulder. It hits all the vitals. They only deer my dad has has to track was a 500 yard shot. BTW that picture above is a heart....I didnt have to track him.:)
     
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