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    A 158 grain XTP with a full charge of 2400 should work just fine on anything 2 legged or 4 legged in Florida.

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    American Eagle 158 gr jsp works just fine, I've personally seen them take down a 300lb black bear.

    A good hard cast bullet would be a better choice, but the jsp do work.
    Last edited by kirkland; 06-30-16 at 01:48.

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    A reliable 357 mag load with a Hornady 180 gr XTP, or Speer 170 gr "Deep Curl" at a respectably high velocity should accomplish anything you need of it. I personally cast almost all of my bullets, but thats only vecause I can, and because buying bullets, and ammo gets expensive.
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    I would worry more about a giant python than a hog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by williejc View Post
    I would worry more about a giant python than a hog.
    I have yet to hear of a python attacking a human in Florida but what ever presents a legit threat that slithers or walks.
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    Yea, but who wants to step on one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by williejc View Post
    Yea, but who wants to step on one?

    Meh, you don't accidentally step on them. They are apex predators with senses well beyond ours. If you "step" one one, it's a set up and you're behind the curve.
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