755yd antelope vs berger 180 hybrid

orkan

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Had a great speed goat hunt this past weekend. Found a nice high spot and put eyes on about 40+ antelope in one 6 sq. mile area. 3 separate groups, with a few single satellite bucks roaming about. Saw one nice one out by himself, so we set out to close the distance a bit. Along the way, we encountered another nice buck. I decided to take him instead.

TS Customs 7LRM put him down like a lightning strike at 755yds. Video will be ready when I get over this massive cold I came down with the night after I shot this critter. There are bigger antelope walking around somewhere, but there were none bigger seen by us the entire trip.

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Exit
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180 Hybrid hit the heavy part of the far side shoulder blade. Pencil entrance behind the close shoulder.

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Congrats on the nice buck.

Also, I think this answers the mystery about how well the 180 Hybrids perform on game, even at long range. I have been wondering for several years now. This is good info to know.
 
Congratulations on a nice buck and an awesome shot.
Those Berger bullets will sure do a number on game. As far as I'm concerned, they can't be beat.



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Sweet, congrats! (Love your Desert Tech BTW). Whereabouts were you hunting? I just got back last night from the newcastle area. I love it out there.
 
I was out near Buffalo. Antelope are so easy to hunt/shoot... but hunting out there is just so much fun. I take every excuse I can get. :)
 
Oh nice, we actually hunt near wright so not too far away. Its been 12 years since I've last been out there, do I'm hoping to draw tags a little more regularly going forward.
 
Tangent scope? I can't quite tell from the photo on my phone.
Of course. :) That's a TT525P GenIIXR.

I've been running Tangent Theta's since before they arrived on the marketplace. Simply nothing better! We always keep them in stock.
 
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