Episode

Gunday Brunch 226: Don't Use Gimmick Hunting Ammo

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Gunday Brunch
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Jun 10, 2026
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Summary

This should be pretty obvious, right? But when you're shooting for blood, it's important to use quality ammo, especially if you're right on the ragged edge of calibers that are appropriate for whatever it is that you're shooting. Like say, feral hogs with a 357 lever gun.