In the whole new world of hunting hogs and pigs, many guns have begun to have night vision scopes, suppressors, and other gear that give the hunter a better tactical edge. With the new guns on the block having all the creativity attached to it, they are great to have for any hunter looking for efficiency.
AAC Micro 7 in 300 AAC Blackout
The hot chambering of the 300 AAC Blackout is geared for tactical hog hunting. The mid-ranged cartridge is inserted to a weapon that was designed with suppression in mind. This rifle is great as a fast pointer and comfortable enough to carry on longer hunting trips.
Benelli R1 .300 Win. Mag.
Though Benelli has not marketed this weapon as a hunting rifle for pigs, they sure have made a great one for it. The semi-automatic r1 is favored by hog hunters because of the quick second shot that can get out faster than a bolt action rifle. On top of this, the gun has a low recoil that allows a shooter to have better accuracy when shooting.
Savage 11/111 Hog Hunter .338 Winchester
“They are not pretty guns, but they are not for a pretty game either,” says Savage Arms, a manufacturer of this weapon. Many consider the hunting of pigs to be a no frills sport. For those who think that, this gun is just the one for them. This gun can take a beating and keep going, and it cost hundred less that other rifles.
Jeff Hill loves to go hunting. To him, it is not solely about making sure there is food on the table, but spending quality time with his father. The former Marine loves to pig hunt and will often take Jeff Hill on special adventures of hunting wild animals.
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