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02-25-2012, 06:51 AM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
I have worked up a load using 41.5 gr. of H380 and Winchester standard primers and Winchester brass. 2.640" in my Remington SPS 1:9 1/8 twist and getting 3/4" 5 shot groups at 100 yards so far. I have bought fed magnum primers and going to ladder step it up and down to get the best possible accurate load. Haven't shot a coyote with it yet to see how they do but hopefully today or tomorrow I will get a chance to do that.
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02-26-2012, 08:59 AM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
I have a tikka t3 lite that my 13 year old son shoots for coyotes and I load 80gr nosler bt with 40.0grs of varget and ccibr2 primers. And this creates basically one ragged hole at 100yards I absouletly love this combo for big coyotes, for the price you cannot beat a tikka.
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03-05-2012, 08:41 PM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
i FEEL IT WOULD HELP ALL IF YOU LISTED THE BULLET YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.
ALSO WELCOME ABORD.
apologies on the caps
odavid
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Originally Posted by Scentman
I have worked up a load using 41.5 gr. of H380 and Winchester standard primers and Winchester brass. 2.640" in my Remington SPS 1:9 1/8 twist and getting 3/4" 5 shot groups at 100 yards so far. I have bought fed magnum primers and going to ladder step it up and down to get the best possible accurate load. Haven't shot a coyote with it yet to see how they do but hopefully today or tomorrow I will get a chance to do that.
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03-06-2012, 10:34 AM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
That would help I am using a 75 gr. V-Max bullet and 41.5 gr. of H380 powder and 2.640"oal. Thanks for the help new to this stuff.
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03-11-2012, 10:04 PM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
I have a 243 Win, with 22" PacNor barrel, 1 in 12 twist, short throat, and with 80 gr. Nosler Varmint Boat Tail, and 42.4 gr of IMR 4350 pushing all into one raged hole at 100 yds. with COL of 2342, just 7 thous off of lands.
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03-12-2012, 01:58 PM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
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Originally Posted by LIUNA
I have a 243 Win, with 22" PacNor barrel, 1 in 12 twist, short throat, and with 80 gr. Nosler Varmint Boat Tail, and 42.4 gr of IMR 4350 pushing all into one raged hole at 100 yds. with COL of 2342, just 7 thous off of lands.
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Your load sounds like a great fur fiendly load how destrive on pelts is that. Should be around 2900 to 3000 fps, my estimation.
so with the 1/12 twist you should also be able to shoot 55-80 gr bullets very well correct???
Can you give me an estimate on what the barrel cost. Probably used a gunsmith to fit to you action??? Who did you use??? Did they ream the barrel for you???
THANKS IN ADVANCE
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03-12-2012, 05:20 PM
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Re: .243 Win Coyote Loads
I just recently obtained the rifle from another person who pawned it for needed money and did not come back to pick it up. I have not shot a coyote with it yet, I have been out 3 tiimes trying, however I don't think it would be very pelt friendly, it is the 80 gr Nos Ballistic Tip p/n 24080. From reviews that I have read the 80 Burger match target bullet seems to be a good bullet for pelts. As for the PacNor Barrel I have seen the prices and they are not that bad. It was reported to me that a gunsmith performed all the work. but I think the 1 in 12 twist would be great for coyotes, with the option to shoot the smaller bullets, I have read good reviews about the 69 gr bullet also.
Good luck, Bob
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