Be careful, they can charge and slice you pretty good with there cutters. Your dogs could end up cut up also if they corner a big one. Use caution, pigs do crazy things when threatened.

 Off and on rain,  everywhere wet  here in HK.  Wind making it chilly.  Drive out here safe and slow,  the rain comes down hard at times.

 That must be pretty difficult with a spear!

 Thanks Aiea  for posting this and clearing things up for me. I guess I was mixing things up with the range rules our something.  Guess I'm going with a10rd mag next time I had out!

 Do you need any other Otis tools to pull it thru or use it?  Looks like a possibile  buy.  Gotta look for some user reviews,  is this new?

 Thanks everyone for the replies.  I'll try to get a new rail instead of using the stock one.  Might as well since I need the dang screws any ways.

 You can also check out Everything Archery in Kalihi.  They have ASAT, Predator, etc  camo.

I was actually going to see if they could do a trigger job on my AR  and buy some 10/22  magazines.

I got one of those cheapo off brand  ones from Amazon.  Didn't think of buying quality since I was going to use it for hunting and abusing it.  It was comfortable to look thru but it ain't worth a sh!t if I can't hit the target.  I'd feel really bad if I  took it to X-ring since I have never shopped there before because it's far from where I live. Very generous  of you to offer and that speaks volumes.  My cousin has a bore sighter  and maybe he can help me.   If not I just may take a drive to Waipahu. Speed tek, I  do see you sometimes at the range  the few times I have gone,  next time I'll  introduce myself.

I just went to a LGS and was asking about hunting rounds for .223 and 5.56.  None were available except the Hornady brand 5.56 with a heavier weight that what I'm used to seeing.  Of course I got lectured about using a heavier round for hunting, being a responsible hunter etc which I understand being a Bow hunter 1st then a rifle hunter 2nd.  I"m a patient hunter and pass up many shots because the placement isn't right.  From what I got from my Hunter's Ed class was that rounds must have a muzzle energy of 1200 ft/lb, soft tipped, and dog hunters can use a .22 magnum round.  The sales man said I must use the heavier weight 556 to be in compliance and that anyone using a 223 round is in violation, and using .22 are illegal.  I was ready to say BS to his face but went the higher road and decided to look it up in the State hunting website.  I didn't see anything about bullet weight but everything else was that same as I remembered .  Has anything been revised recently that isn't reflected in the website? BTW I'm hunting pigs in the bush that are 10 ft away.  The reason I asked about the ammo was that I'd like to take something with my AR once in my life.