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Seems like a good off season topic. Anyone waylaid any big critters,small critters,fast critters or slow critters with these bullets? Pics if you got em!


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Dang, wish I could post pics:

Kudu, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Gemsbok, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Impala, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Duiker, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Steinbok, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Black Russian Hog, Tennessee, 215 gr Woodleigh

Numerous deer and pigs in Oklahoma and Arkansas:

500 gr Woodleigh, 458 WM
320 gr Woodleigh, 9.3x62mm
215 gr Woodleigh, 303 British
200 gr Woodleigh 30-06

All animals were hit right and died very quick, expansion and weight retention on the one or two recovered has been textbook perfect, Woodleighs are some damn fine hunting bullets and among my favorites.


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I have shot a few deer and hogs with them in my .350 Rem mag. Bought a number of boxes years ago cheap. Very accurate bullets and great penetration. Never recovered one. Still have a box or 2 but don't load them any longer.


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gunner, you the poster child for Woodleigh??

Pick out a few, email them to me and I'll post. Get wifey to shoot some good ones.

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Originally Posted by Otter6
Seems like a good off season topic. Anyone waylaid any big critters,small critters,fast critters or slow critters with these bullets? Pics if you got em!


Nice, was waiting for this thread. Thanks.


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No pics,but did kill a few jackrabbits with a 410 grain Woodleigh from a .416 Rigby.


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Originally Posted by elkhunternm
No pics,but did kill a few jackrabbits with a 410 grain Woodleigh from a .416 Rigby.

Dat wabbit didn’t stop da Woodleigh?

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Ill tell you what. I wouldn't want to be a jackrabbit around Ken. I only ever shot one,with a 22/250. Yawn.


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Originally Posted by gunner500
Dang, wish I could post pics:

Kudu, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Gemsbok, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Impala, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Duiker, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Steinbok, Africa, 400 gr Woodleigh
Black Russian Hog, Tennessee, 215 gr Woodleigh

Numerous deer and pigs in Oklahoma and Arkansas:

500 gr Woodleigh, 458 WM
320 gr Woodleigh, 9.3x62mm
215 gr Woodleigh, 303 British
200 gr Woodleigh 30-06

All animals were hit right and died very quick, expansion and weight retention on the one or two recovered has been textbook perfect, Woodleighs are some damn fine hunting bullets and among my favorites.


Ok. We gotta get him some help with the pics. Holy crap! Rocking the Woodleighs! email a couple pics to badams280yahoo.com. Ill see about getting them up.


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
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No pics,but did kill a few jackrabbits with a 410 grain Woodleigh from a .416 Rigby.

Dat wabbit didn’t stop da Woodleigh?

DF

Nope. wink


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Originally Posted by Otter6
Ill tell you what. I wouldn't want to be a jackrabbit around Ken. I only ever shot one,with a 22/250. Yawn.

Done that too. If you want to see fur fly,a .340 Wby with a 250 grain Nosler Partition @ 2900 fps will do it.


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This caribou fell to a .411, 400 grain Woodleigh from my 400 Whelen at 250 yards. My wife made the shot with my coaching. The rifle was still in the white at the time. That bullet is definitely adequate for caribou.

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Love their round nose weldcores for 9.3 and .375 . Haven't killed a darn thing with one yet though


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Cape buffalo with 400 grain Woodleigh Weldcore Used my 1895 .405 WCF.
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Originally Posted by crshelton
Cape buffalo with 400 grain Woodleigh Weldcore Used my 1895 .405 WCF.
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That’s awesome!

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I’ve got some .264 and .277 Woodleigh bullets that I’ve been wanting to try out some time.

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I plan to give the 225 gr Woodleigh RN a try this spring on black bear with my newly acquired 358 Win, got some loaded up but not going to get a chance to shoot them until all this snow stops frown Been wanting to try Woodleigh bullets on game for a long time now. Plan on trying the 174 gr in 303 and maybe even the 160 gr in our 260 and 6.5x55.


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I wish we had something more robust than deer here to try them on. I do have 3 Colorado elk points to do something with.....


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
gunner, you the poster child for Woodleigh??

Pick out a few, email them to me and I'll post. Get wifey to shoot some good ones.

DF


LOL, heck no DF, but I wish I was, betting they'll be some African or Oz hunters show up here in a bit with some great photos and stories, Wifey is sitting with her mom at the hospital today, she'll be in tonight, I'll see if she can send you some pics for posting to your e-mail, and many Thanks. smile


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Originally Posted by mart
This caribou fell to a .411, 400 grain Woodleigh from my 400 Whelen at 250 yards. My wife made the shot with my coaching. The rifle was still in the white at the time. That bullet is definitely adequate for caribou.

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That'll work Mart, nice shooting to your wife, bet that Caribou folded like a cheap lawn chair when it caught that Woodleigh.


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