bigdaddyWSM
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performance was good, about a quarter sized hole at 300 yds. still got $50 for the coyote.Bigdaddywsm nicely done what was the Bullet performance.
performance was good, about a quarter sized hole at 300 yds. still got $50 for the coyote.Bigdaddywsm nicely done what was the Bullet performance.
What kind of accuracy are you achieving with your Howa? What 6 Berger works best?
What stock is that?View attachment 85698 Nice. This one at 241 yards(laser) 6.5/284, 140 gr. Gameking on top of h4831sc
What stock is that?
Boyds Prairie Hunter in Coyote, with the movable cheek piece. Savage M111, Krieger Barrel, Leupold VX-2 6-18.What stock is that?
Thankshuntsman,
Nice rig and definitely lighter than mine. I put a Boyd's Classic laminated stock on my 6.5 CM RAP. It shoots 1/2 MOA with Hornady 140 gr. ELD-M and 3/4 " (average) with Hornady 143 ELD-X Precision Hunter ammo. That RAP is accurate! Now if only the bolt would stay closed when it's loaded and on safe!
The reason I put a wood stock on my RAP is because I have a 6.5 CM RPR for competition and one chassis stock is enough for now.
Eric B.
Regarding the 6.5 and coyotes; have to agree about the VLDs they shoot great in my Tikka but mixed results on the songdogs, too many run offs......
Our go to 6.5 load for coyote for "explosive internals" is to over drive the Hornady 123gr
SST Grendal bullets up at 28/2900 fps, with a Creedmore, 260, 6.5x55 and you have one
"Bad Boy" coyote connection.
Here is our rig, scope is one of the new Lonestar 4.5x 18 FFP scopes.
Here's a coyote I took at 300yds with my Howa 6.5 Creedmoor & 140 gr Berger VLD hunting rounds.
I loaded these for deer hunting but they are so long I can barely load them in internal mag so I'm single loading them for coyotes at distance. Blatant Vortex endorsement, Ha-ha. View attachment 84938