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Nice video, is that a Model 39 you're using for insurance shots?

I'm a big proponent of a second shot at the first sign of second life. Cool looking boar!

My first build was on a Stag lefty upper. Put an ambi safety and a Norgon ambi mag release on the lower. It's my bench gun and I'm really happy with it. All my builds since have been right handed uppers with an ambi safety and I'm totally satisfied with them. FYI my lefty upper barrel has an...

I really like the performance of those Hornady's out of the Grendal. Your finishing up the year strong!

I hear Ranch Hand bumpers/guards are mac daddy. Seen a number of deer collisions with trucks wearing them and pretty much zero damage. But hogs being so low to the ground probably makes a big difference. Glad there were no Sapien injuries.

Todd, which would you recommend for a 16" 6.8, the Trash Panda or Half Nelson, and why?

That Ranger has some awesome suspension. Your vids deliver in spades!

I don't think they will dethrone the SST on game or on the pocket book.

The judge from north Texas gives the first hog a 9.5 on the vault.

Barbecue material! Congrats.

Love hearing the "thumps", nice shooting!

You really cleaned up on the second vid. Very nice!

I think you need to get a Barrett .50 DJ and show the naysayers how the pig bit the apple. Doubles? Childs play. You'll be scoring octuples. On the run. With 30mph crosswind. At a half mile. Added bonus is the brass is easier to find.

That thing is a monster. Better start carrying a .375 H&H.

Nice dentures on those big boys.

Sometimes an animal just won't give up the ghost. I've seen elk and black bear take multiple fatal hits from magnum rounds and go a long ways before they died.

Not sure if that one hog lost too much blood or got loaded down with too much lead. He must have looked like a screen door when you were finished with him. Took some serious killin!

Needed full auto for the hay barn hogs! Looks like a good time was had by all but the hogs.

Some big old hogs were collected, nice video. The TBPS thanks you for your generous donation!