Any Antlered Deer

I will be using the Faux L8A5T. I needed a rear sight with a ghost ring unlike the TR versions that have had them removed due to scope clearance issues. I took a Poole manufactured MkI micrometer sight and filed down the outside radius of the ghost ring until I got the scope to clear while mounted to the rifle. This will afford me the luxury of being able use it in both capacities if the need arises. Without the scope the rifle weighs in at 6.8lbs so it should make for an excellent brush gun. I will be using a 180grn Norma Vulkan projectile with 39.0grns of VVN540 seated to a C.O.L. of 2.700"...

Looks like in the second picture the ocular bell of the scope interferes with about half the diameter of the aperture.

Is your set up as such that you can remove the scope as option or is it intended to work in place?

Horns are nice but meat fills the freezer. No matter how long I cook them I can not eat horns.

They have excellent penetration and expansion. 

The last Muley I took down in my chosen hunt area resulted in over 100lbs of usable meat...

They would prolly do wonders on feral donkeys too 🤔😉

Good luck with the hunting 🍻👍

Cheer’s.

I started out by using 168grn Sierra TMK's to get the 7.62mm No4Mk1* Enfield on target. When I was dialed in, I used the 180grn Norma Vulkan. This is where it got intresting. The 180grn bullets are flat based and shot 1" lower. No biggie there, just 4 clicks up and, "Disco." The intresting part is that the Vulkan Hunting Bullets produced a much tighter group than that of the 168grn Sierra Tipped MatchKing bullets with the boattail. It might have something to do with the bullet diameter of the Vulkan, which is .309" as opposed to the .308" of the Sierra. The end result for me is, "If there is something standing in front of me come this October, it's going to fall down very abruptly."

Each square is 1" to give reference to how tight the groups are using the Vulkan hunting bullets...