Recent content by KC7WRH

You confuse argumentation with taking a defending my stance. If I was arguing then I would be telling you your choice sucks which I have not in fact I said they were fine choices, did I not. I would not back off off of my choice of calibers and still stand by it that is no arguement but...

Not surprised at all. I "owned" at one time a bunch of Ruger rifles until I bought a v/t 26" M77 in .22 PPC. I sent it to them twice because the best it would group was 1 1/4" at 100 yards no matter what load or combo I put through it. The last time they returned it to me they sent it with a TGT...

If you go back and read my post I said to 300 yards, never said 400. The .25-06 is a good choice no doubt it does a fine job. I liked the ones I have owned over the years. These days I am leaning towards smaller cases for most of my varmint/ coyote rifles. If the wind is gusting then I may reach...

Ruger, Their customer service says if it can shoot 1" @ 50 yards it is good enough to leave the factory. Even the newer Ruger rifles which are better I think than the older ones are kept to this same accuracy standard. No wonder people are buying other brands more, at least around here!:cool:

Yeah come on in the waters fine, LOL. Should have quit responding along time ago but some times I reel out enough line and watch em dance on the end of it. All calibres that were brought up are good ones and have merit. The bottom line is, if you like it and can shoot it then shoot it. There...

Do you know what a PBR Mk2B is or a MATC, Swift boat is or were or how about were the CCB-18 is at? Ever heard of SBUXI OR SBU 12 AND 13. ever heard of NIOTC or an easy one for any one that has been Northern Hawk? I was around prior to the MK5 being delivered to Coronado. I knew about it but...

You assume sir. I never said I was a SEAL, but you assumed I meant that. I guess you have never heard of SWCC, Then maybe you have. But I know where I have been and what I have done and what quals I have. Enough said on that! By the way I was playing the game long before SWCC's were around. We...

Not back peddling and I still stand by , Enough said! my .17Remington for coyotes. If you have never shot one and killed a coyote with a .17 Remington then all you are doing is assuming and guesstimating. Your 6AI is a fine choice there can be no doubt but give the credit due to those you have...

Now guys the Thread was What my choice of Caliber for Coyotes not the Ideal caliber. I shoot the .17 Rem because it works up close and out a ways. There is no best round for any animal period. I do not have to use my .17 as I have many others I can grab but I use it because it works period! If...

of it REG Sonny Boy, you have to get out and learn to shoot and doping the wind is all part of the game REGAURDLESS of caliber shot. The 6 AI is a good round but the wind will still push that little pill side ways no matter what the articles tell you! Like I said the .17Rem is a very useful...

I am thinking the jury is still out about your doctorate of dunceology. Just so you understand I am not talking .17 hmr but a .17 Remington, just a bit of difference there. If you have never shot or killed with a .17 Rem then I guess you read a lot of gun rags where the writers shoots long range...

No, I am not kiddin you! I have owned a bunch of varmint rifles and have loaded one or two rounds of ammo in the last 40 years and have shot a few critters in my time. One thing I have learned is that bigger is not always better. I would imagine if you have not shot a .17 Remington or killed...

Years ago I sold guns in a large store in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I had all kinds come in there from the big city to tell me all kinds of hunt fish stories. But this guy from some planet came in to ask me which 9x19 ammo he should carry for use against a ****ed off Griz bear. I stare at him in...

.17 Remington is my choice. I like the idea of flat shooting, devastating killing power, minimum pelt damage, bang flop dead right there performance. It is not as wind sensitive as some think, very close to .223. Out to 300 yards plus the .17 gets my nod. I have many other rifles to shoot...

Yes I did misread your post and i tried to edit my response. What I meant by heavy bone was not to mean aim for or try to hit bone, after all my bow is not a 7stw but worse case when it hits a bone. Good looking Deer and Elk there, congratulations. Maybe some day I may try another but I seem to...