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<blockquote data-quote="700varmint" data-source="post: 405058" data-attributes="member: 25674"><p>I had one built about 10 years ago, I still have it, wont sell it and wont let you shoot it either LOL seriously I would let you shoot it to try it.</p><p> </p><p>I at the time was stationed in california and was comming home from deployment, I had the cash and wanted to treat myself, it is the best darn coyote rifle period for me that is. it as light as a model seven and shoots like a custom 700 with heavy barrel. it shoots under 1/2" with hand loads and digests winchester over the counter 50gr supremes almost at 1/2 inch.</p><p> </p><p>mine is on a 700 action, timney trigger and 26" barrel chambered in 223 with a 1:12 twist built specifically for coyote hunting, the only other option that comes to mind would be a Ultra Light Arms but they too are about the same price. I would recommend one to anyone however the only thing I dont like is the price. I am a working man and to have 3K to put out on a rifle can sometimes put as strain on the wife, but hey only a lazy man wont find his wife a second job.</p><p> </p><p><img src="http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u58/700varmint/DSC02368.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p>not a good picture but its all I got, I also topped this with a old Redfield Tx-27 5.5-20x44.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="700varmint, post: 405058, member: 25674"] I had one built about 10 years ago, I still have it, wont sell it and wont let you shoot it either LOL seriously I would let you shoot it to try it. I at the time was stationed in california and was comming home from deployment, I had the cash and wanted to treat myself, it is the best darn coyote rifle period for me that is. it as light as a model seven and shoots like a custom 700 with heavy barrel. it shoots under 1/2" with hand loads and digests winchester over the counter 50gr supremes almost at 1/2 inch. mine is on a 700 action, timney trigger and 26" barrel chambered in 223 with a 1:12 twist built specifically for coyote hunting, the only other option that comes to mind would be a Ultra Light Arms but they too are about the same price. I would recommend one to anyone however the only thing I dont like is the price. I am a working man and to have 3K to put out on a rifle can sometimes put as strain on the wife, but hey only a lazy man wont find his wife a second job. [IMG]http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u58/700varmint/DSC02368.jpg[/IMG] not a good picture but its all I got, I also topped this with a old Redfield Tx-27 5.5-20x44. [/QUOTE]
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