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Somebody's talking crap here & it ain't the tree!
Ha there Matt
I didnt know that you were so into shooting,i use a .243 with Nosler 70 grain ballistic tip for roo shooting and find they work very well.I have two twins but one is a .243 and the other .270 WSM Win Mod 70 s actoins,Wilddog kevlar stocks,maddco barrels and Leupold 4.5 to 14 x 50 scopes.
This is one of your SA reds.
Yeah mate thats all I used to do for about 20 years was shoot. Competition Sporting Clays, handguns, roo shooting under permit along the SA/VIC border etc etc.
Good old SA Reds I've dropped a heap of them down on the in law's farm in the upper south east (plus a few Fallow). Not hunting though but pure culling. Tick infested fence wrecking bastards. I dropped 5 with the .25/06 one day in a lucerne paddock and I didn't even have to move. The one in the photo is the biggest I've knocked over but funnily enough was out shooting roos and he sort of made a surprise appearance out of the scrub. Smacked him in the back of the head with a 55gn Ballistic Tip out of my .22/250 40° Ackley as I didn't have time to reach for the .25/06 in the ute. Not the ideal or recommended deer calibre but he was dead as a doornail. His rack is still hanging in a mallee tree about 4 years later. I run mainly Kreiger barrels now. Ran a few Sprinter barrels (made in SA) for a while but despite being very accurate they weren't finished well and were mongrels to clean. Although Kreigers are top notch the best barrel I've ever used (or cleaned) is the stock one on my Tikka T3 Stainless Varmint in .25/06 - that's like a mirror. Maddco are excellent barrels - my brother runs two (light and heavy) on his 6mm PPC benchrest rifle.