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Favorite .223 Rem Prairie dog loads?
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<blockquote data-quote="BillR" data-source="post: 1830850" data-attributes="member: 462"><p>SW282, until you heard someone talk about Whopper or Air Time or Go To Pieces your not talking to a dogger. My wife says I am a sick man. LOL I did something one time and I thought it was awesome. At about 150 yards I hit a prairie dog in the throat that was standing on his hind legs trying to see what I was doing. When I hit him his head went straight in the air about 30 feet and his body just stood there. It must of stood there for 20 seconds before it fell over.</p><p>Something I use to do when I was able to buy the Remington 700 SPS Varmint model was I had 3 H.S.Precision stocks. Two had adjustable butt and combs and one just a varmint model. I would a buy that model in .223 or .308 with their cheap stocks and take them off and put on the H.S. Precision stocks. Shoot them for the year then change the stocks back and trade them off and get all new ones and change the stocks again. </p><p>Also I stayed with the .223 because I had access to a ton of 5.56 brass. I would clean and resize it then swedge the primer pockets and then reload it. Worked great and with my load not being a hot one shot great but the best shooting was when I neck sized it the next time after it had be fire formed and reloaded. That stuff shot awesome. </p><p>Grease Gun. I didn't have to load that many rounds all year round, just during spring doggin when the new pups are out and the shooting is fast and furious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BillR, post: 1830850, member: 462"] SW282, until you heard someone talk about Whopper or Air Time or Go To Pieces your not talking to a dogger. My wife says I am a sick man. LOL I did something one time and I thought it was awesome. At about 150 yards I hit a prairie dog in the throat that was standing on his hind legs trying to see what I was doing. When I hit him his head went straight in the air about 30 feet and his body just stood there. It must of stood there for 20 seconds before it fell over. Something I use to do when I was able to buy the Remington 700 SPS Varmint model was I had 3 H.S.Precision stocks. Two had adjustable butt and combs and one just a varmint model. I would a buy that model in .223 or .308 with their cheap stocks and take them off and put on the H.S. Precision stocks. Shoot them for the year then change the stocks back and trade them off and get all new ones and change the stocks again. Also I stayed with the .223 because I had access to a ton of 5.56 brass. I would clean and resize it then swedge the primer pockets and then reload it. Worked great and with my load not being a hot one shot great but the best shooting was when I neck sized it the next time after it had be fire formed and reloaded. That stuff shot awesome. Grease Gun. I didn't have to load that many rounds all year round, just during spring doggin when the new pups are out and the shooting is fast and furious. [/QUOTE]
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