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you cant put a price on fun, but shooting at doggy s at 8oo yds with a 204 would mean a lot of waste probably better to use something that throws heavy pills

that's was a very good shot congrats also I did not know that berger made a 55 gn pill for 20 cal I bet that looks just like a ballistic missle sitting in the silogun)

here in western Canada we can shoot crows and magpies , ravens, starlings , English sparrows,and dam near any other pesky varmint that flys, walks or crawls at most any time of the yr I think that's why I stay

the 45-90 would severly limit your range anything over 150 would be a hail mary shot if you did connect it would look like the coyote got shot with a fence post by all means use the 45-90

a 224 tth with a 1x8 twist would be a good choice, I shoot 75gn amax in front of a bunch of 4831 sc it leaves the chimney at just over 3700 , I have only shot 3 yotes in 4yrs but all were quite spectacular first one at 467yd , he was sitting on the slew bank I put the crosshair on his nose...

does anyone know if a stronger fireing pin spring is needed when rebarreling a tikka t3 lite from 243 winch to 22BR

fur should not be a concern this time of the year they make really good targets anytime

80 barnes ttsx with f210 match primer with 57.5 of hodgsons hybrid 100v powder for just over 3800 fps , this load is in the barnes online manual, its very close to the257 wby ,75 gn hornady vmax or H P with f210 primer and59 gn h4831 sc about 3750 fps I recall shooting it it was very good accuracy

25/06 works if you want them really dead

thank you I will check that out

hello all I am looking for some load data for 69 gn sierra and 80 gn speer for a 224 tth or 22-6mm with a 1x8 twist I ve had the rifle for a few years and perforated a few coyotes with 75 amax and 4831 sc thought I would change things a little any help would be appreciated thx alan