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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Custom Coyote/Varmint Rifle 223
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<blockquote data-quote="WanderingGoatie" data-source="post: 1871687" data-attributes="member: 94880"><p>If I build a new rifle I plan on building on a defiance tenacity. They are roughly the same weight as a remington 700 SA, smooth as butter and utilize all parts that go on a 700. They are also about as low cost as custom actions go. The beauty is that most barrel manufacturers are building shouldered prefits which save cost when it does come to re-barreling when you realize you should've built a .204 lol. I'm just kidding I just wanted to answer the original question without derailing this to a caliber bash. Personally I have a .223, .204, and .243 for coyotes and pdogs. They're built on Stiller, Shilen, and a seekins AR. I end up carrying whichever one I had bought or tweaked most recently. Seems like my favorite becomes whichever one has a new scope or trigger etc. I agree with you that the barrel burning is a concern but half the fun of guns is changing and rebarreling. Buy the best quality parts you can that aren't consumables.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WanderingGoatie, post: 1871687, member: 94880"] If I build a new rifle I plan on building on a defiance tenacity. They are roughly the same weight as a remington 700 SA, smooth as butter and utilize all parts that go on a 700. They are also about as low cost as custom actions go. The beauty is that most barrel manufacturers are building shouldered prefits which save cost when it does come to re-barreling when you realize you should’ve built a .204 lol. I’m just kidding I just wanted to answer the original question without derailing this to a caliber bash. Personally I have a .223, .204, and .243 for coyotes and pdogs. They’re built on Stiller, Shilen, and a seekins AR. I end up carrying whichever one I had bought or tweaked most recently. Seems like my favorite becomes whichever one has a new scope or trigger etc. I agree with you that the barrel burning is a concern but half the fun of guns is changing and rebarreling. Buy the best quality parts you can that aren’t consumables. [/QUOTE]
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