I think this is current since it was posted yesterday.

  I just set up my Dish Anywhere to record it. Dish Network channel 396 at 5:00.

Tuning in. Hopefully he gives some good info on equipment and ammo.

 The guys is a little wild but did give a little info. Really made the Razorback look stellar!

- The Deer at 20 yards with the 200gr folded up instantly with a pass-through shot. After that one he said he would rather use a 150gr or 180gr for those.
- Two pigs with two shots but no information on which bullet. The one he showed was a pass-through through the shoulder.
 

- He dropped the 1000lb Elk shooting off a rest three shots (only showed the one hit). No information on ammo type and then had to recruit help to drag it out of the water. 

I have emailed razor before about his ammo he likes to use lighter weight bullets for deer size game.

The elk was shot with a 200 gr stock xtp.  I talked to him about it awhile ago. 

    I wonder if the second and third shot hit? It's a big animal to bring down with a single shot I would think. I wonder if a Hardcast would have been better for that? That would be the sticking point with the Razorback.

Quote from: Intercooler on September 03 2013 03:05:41 AM MDT
    I wonder if the second and third shot hit? It's a big animal to bring down with a single shot I would think. I wonder if a Hardcast would have been better for that? That would be the sticking point with the Razorback.

Cast would have been way better.   Shot some cast in a razorback yesterday.  25 yards 7 shots all in the center dot of the bullseye. Thing shot great.  I need one.  Even thinking about selling my longslide setup glock to build a longslide 1911.   

Mine didn't like 220's.

Quote from: Intercooler on September 03 2013 07:20:09 AM MDT
Mine didn't like 220's.

I was shooting 200 gr

Axis deer yesterday I like this show lots of fun to watch.

He is now using a Titan, he does love the 10. A true fan of it!

Quote from: Intercooler on September 03 2013 03:05:41 AM MDT
    I wonder if the second and third shot hit? It's a big animal to bring down with a single shot I would think. I wonder if a Hardcast would have been better for that? That would be the sticking point with the Razorback.

I live in a state that requires an expanding bullet to hunt with handguns. Hardcast isn't considered expanding right? What would be the best round? This 200 gr. XTP?