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January 18, 2010
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Around Christmas, I posted about my new DW Bruin 10mm. It was kind of an impulse buy - just wanted to see what the 10mm fuss is all about.
Well, I've long wanted to try taking a hog with a handgun, and this afternoon the opportunity presented itself:
Took this 140 lb sow. Not a long shot, at only a little over 20 yards, but she was running, so I was pleased with the head shot. First time I've hunted with a pistol.
There's a lot of good pork there, and the Bruin was certainly up to the task! I fully intend to hunt pigs with it again.
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Jim
2xDW44, 6xM15-2, 2xM14, 2xM22, D11, Valor, Valkyrie CCO, Vigil Commander, ECO, Heritage, Bruin, Specialist 10mm
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December 7, 2020
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I may have to try a Bruin! Been hunting hogs with the SuperMag for 2-3 years now
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February 24, 2013
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Pork, it’s what’s for dinner! Looks delicious! Nice shooting for sure.
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Love my 10mm pistols! Very versatile cartridge.
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February 22, 2009
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I smell BACON!!!! Nice job
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
January 18, 2010
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Scout728 said
I may have to try a Bruin! Been hunting hogs with the SuperMag for 2-3 years now
I've been intending for about 40 years to hunt pigs with my 8" M44, but just never did get around to it. I've taken plenty of hogs with a .30-30, but this one is the first with a handgun. I've had the Bruin for 4 months, and it's already bagged me a pig! It is one fine pistol!
Regards,
Jim
2xDW44, 6xM15-2, 2xM14, 2xM22, D11, Valor, Valkyrie CCO, Vigil Commander, ECO, Heritage, Bruin, Specialist 10mm
January 18, 2010
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kilowatt3 said
Around Christmas, I posted about my new DW Bruin 10mm. It was kind of an impulse buy - just wanted to see what the 10mm fuss is all about.Well, I've long wanted to try taking a hog with a handgun, and this afternoon the opportunity presented itself:
Took this 140 lb sow. Not a long shot, at only a little over 20 yards, but she was running, so I was pleased with the head shot. First time I've hunted with a pistol.
There's a lot of good pork there, and the Bruin was certainly up to the task! I fully intend to hunt pigs with it again.
As I type this, the backstrap is cooking. "Range" report to follow! 
Regards,
Jim
2xDW44, 6xM15-2, 2xM14, 2xM22, D11, Valor, Valkyrie CCO, Vigil Commander, ECO, Heritage, Bruin, Specialist 10mm
January 18, 2010
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kilowatt3 said
As I type this, the backstrap is cooking. "Range" report to follow!
Well, I misspoke! Mrs. kW3 decided not to cook the pork on Friday after all. She baked the backstrap with some light seasoning for dinner yesterday.
I figured that the sow would be good eating, due to the (relatively) small size, and the time of year. I was right! It was outstanding! No trace of "gamey" smell or taste at all.
BIL and I are planning our next hunt, but it probably won't be until Fall.
Regards,
Jim
2xDW44, 6xM15-2, 2xM14, 2xM22, D11, Valor, Valkyrie CCO, Vigil Commander, ECO, Heritage, Bruin, Specialist 10mm
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February 22, 2009
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One of my range technicians collected a 150# sow on post last week with a work truck.... gonna be a good bbq soon....
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
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February 24, 2013
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Never been wild hog hunting. My parents butchered many hogs on our farm years ago, but they were not wild hogs. I’ll have to plan a wild hog hunt within next couple years. I retire end of this year.
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