![]() ![]() H&H Double Rifleīig wild boars can be dangerous, yet most states don’t even mandate the purchase of a license to hunt them. It swings like a bird gun, drops pork chops like hot potatoes and is reasonably priced at about $700. 30-06 with 4-plus 1 magazine capacity, it’s plenty for pigs and then some. Because semi-autos are banned for big game hunting there, and because this state’s legion of 1 million deer and bear hunters routinely drive thick cover where shots at running animals are commonplace, the 7600 is the ticket. You may not realize how fast Remington’s venerable 7600 pump rifle can lay down lead, but Pennsylvanians do. Here’s my top 10, starting with number 10. ![]() In short, some hog guns are better than others. Since surly wild boars can weigh 300 pounds and grow tusks the size of small Soviet sickles, I prefer a firearm of adequate caliber-.260 or better-that’s capable of delivering multiple rounds in rapid fashion. Any bullet and rifle combination you’d use for deer hunting will kill a hog deader than dollar gas, but then again, you can pound a nail with a monkey wrench if that's all you have. ![]()
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