Recent content by 700tactical

definatly buy an old truck if your gunna chase coyotes. me and my dad got hit by my uncle going 50 in the middle of field.. 2002 cummins.. that one hurt the wallet. butt we did get the coyote. i was riding shotgun. literally:) it is a rush like no other.

well thats a good question but since everyone and their dog has got an electronic caller around here and im just getting into the calling thing so the coyotes are call shy and i dont plan on shooting a coyote at or beyond 400 everyday im just saying that i want to put a load together that will...

thank you very much sscoyote i was hoping you would see my thread. from the article it looked like you had tryd several of these bullets but didnt talk much about them. i looked at the 65 sierra SPBT and was interested but nobody had really shot them so i was lacking info. thanks everyone, Ethan

we do have calm days but generally its around 10-15 mph.. but sometimes its 35-40 and i just stay inside on them days.. im just looking for a good solid 500 yard 60gr.-75gr. bullet that i can drop a yote with if i do my part. i am looking pretty hard at the 75 gr. BTHP from Hornady. and the 70...

thanks for the replys guys they are appreciated as im try to soak up as much info as possible with this to make the best decison for me. i was reading on here that after 1800fps the target hollow point doesnt perform very well because of it not being design to expand. therefore i was trying to...

thats what i was thinking.. and i got a very good deal on this rifle otherwise i wouldve gone to the 22-250 or 6mm.

yes 1-9 twist.. i was also looking at the 70 gr. berger VLD.

hey guys i just bought a 223 tactical SPS with a 20" bbl toped with a 6-18x40SF MD that i know how to use..i would like to get a good long range coyote load out of this. im being told to shoot 55gr. soft pint boat tail so i can get penetration on a texas heart shot. but i can only get around...

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