what .223 ammo for pigs

[Bowdark]

I shoot em with brown bear 62 gr hp's. Havent had a pig not die yet!

This. I think its like 200 bucks per thousand rounds? Stinks a little, but good stuff.

[Pig Slayer]

I've had good luck with the Winchester 64 Gr. Power points. Shoot them in the ear or slip one behind the shoulder, they'll drop in their tracks.

[pickles]

Pickles, what the heck is wrong with your avatar??!! What a bunch of Hotties.

Hahaha! Thank you sir. Yeah, them there ladies are my weekend warriors. They like to have a good time.

[pickles]

Oh I gotcha. Yeah I guess if you shootem in the melon the bullets dont matter. I just hope Im that good of a shot.

Murdock with that deadly rifle you built I don't believe you need to be that good of a shot. Just point in the general direction and let her fly. I'm sure you'll hit one or ten.

[lovemylegacy]

52 gr Hornady TAP

[glpoe1]

No Fiocchi Fans out there. I like this round, 55 gr. FMJ BT shoots flat and fast and really quite accurate out of my Rem Mod. 788 and my Stag Arms AR with 16" barrel. I would have to say best shot with these is ear hole on a hog but almost anywhere on a Coyote. It is cheap as well. $17 for 50 rds.

[txstrapassassin]

fmj

[Coach W]

Yup fiocchi fan here. You gotta read better

[hrdwrkncwby76]

I'll say whatever ammo is within reach as long as it's the right caliber ammo

[lovetohunt]

X2 On the shoot what the gun likes. Also, I'm a big fan of ear shot for my first shot choice. But if you plan on more body shots then try to get the heaviest grain that the gun likes and for the .223 a little bullet expansion would be nice but I think an exit hole is better.

Just a little advice practice a lot to really get know how the gun shoots.

[32drawlength]

For barrel twist, how do you know whether to use heavy or light grain bullets? I saw 1 in 9 twist using light ammo...correct?...why?