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I have a17 HMR which shoots tiny little groups. And I wonder if anyone has experience with this for hunting coyotes or fox.

I've got a 17HMR and I haven't seen anybody speaking about it on this thread. Are there any thoughts on this? Seems quite accurate. Shoots tiny little groups. I think it should be good out too 150 yd anyway. Thoughts please please

I've got a 17HMR. I haven't seen any thoughts on this on this thread. Cost of ammo isn't bad shoots tiny little holes or groups. I'm thinking hundred and fifty yards it should be good. Thoughts on this please.

You can get an Annealeze for $275.00

For the toughest of the tough you should go with Schmit Bender. Nightforce is a tough scope but it's heavy. I've got three nightforce razors and haven't had a problem with any of them. The glass for both the Vortex and the Nightforce comes out of the same manufacturing facility in Japan. I'm not...

I heard while working at cabela's that the upper management of Remingtonwas able to purchase the corporation or at least the rights of the 700. They were able to purchase it because it was not their fault. The company went bankrupt, Because of the lawsuits.

Try reloader 7. I shoot 1" groups at a 100 yds

I contacted hogdons, and this is what they said: We are not making any powders to replace the Enduron line. The reason for the lack of Enduron powders is because our supplier simply cannot produce enough of them at this time. We are hopeful that in the near future that they will be able to...

You can get a dial turret at Kenton industries Just go to Their website Plug in your balistics and send them the money.

Thanks for the chart it will come in handy

A crossbow will definitely put down a bear. However you're taking a knife to a gun fight in comparison.. I find a single shot to the head over bait puts the bear down right there. They don't even twitch.

For the most part I usually stick with buck knives. I did recently buy an outdoor edge with a replaceable blades to see how that's gonna work. You can't go wrong with Buck knives.

Yes confirms what I've always thought. I don't typically crush primers but I had a batch of nosler brass which I had to crush the primers to get them below the rim.