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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2953730" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>Jiggyli , I do understand that and at what direction they should be traveling when they are ejected when you have good rounds that are consistently loaded with a good gas block properly suppling the correct amount, not over and not under especially with a can on board. It's all fun and a good learning experience, so many people that have good experience and are very knowledgeable to visit with and learn from. Quality ammo goes a long way toward performance as do so many other parts and pieces. I still love Lake City and Black Hills. But do a lot of loading my own, I am a lot annal retentive about my cases and all of the components. I love precision but am okay with accurate, there again it's about enjoyment of what I'm doing. As with my coyote work, I play around a lot just to see how things work out by changing some little thing just one thing at a time in the hopes of learning something that will be of use in the future. Well, that worked out okay, sometimes darn that's pretty good I think I will start doing that all the time in similar situations or awh .... that didn't do as good as I had hoped, I'm not doing that again, let's see what this does then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2953730, member: 91783"] Jiggyli , I do understand that and at what direction they should be traveling when they are ejected when you have good rounds that are consistently loaded with a good gas block properly suppling the correct amount, not over and not under especially with a can on board. It's all fun and a good learning experience, so many people that have good experience and are very knowledgeable to visit with and learn from. Quality ammo goes a long way toward performance as do so many other parts and pieces. I still love Lake City and Black Hills. But do a lot of loading my own, I am a lot annal retentive about my cases and all of the components. I love precision but am okay with accurate, there again it's about enjoyment of what I'm doing. As with my coyote work, I play around a lot just to see how things work out by changing some little thing just one thing at a time in the hopes of learning something that will be of use in the future. Well, that worked out okay, sometimes darn that's pretty good I think I will start doing that all the time in similar situations or awh .... that didn't do as good as I had hoped, I'm not doing that again, let's see what this does then. [/QUOTE]
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