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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2790362" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>I haven't really noticed a lot of difference unless they are hitting way off sided, and it causes them to start wabbling then it's a matter of keeping that the same like a tire being out of balance. Sizing two or three times on the same piece of brass then going to the next piece makes it more consistent because brass has an elasticity to it, so you need to overcome that to get it to retain the shape you are trying to achieve and stop springing back out of size, as long as you aren't having stiff bolt closing, I think it's good. For me the groups say a lot about what I can get away from doing. I tend to overdo things just because that's the way I am. I know it's me not my equipment 98 percent of the time because I'm that way and do extra things that might make a difference and I haven't proved one way or the other to my satisfaction yet. To me it is a competition between me, and the coyote and I want to end its life quickly and cleanly out of respect for the animal. With today's firearms and ammo having the quality that they do it's not really a problem but then taking pride in my craft takes over and the annel retentive side kicks in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2790362, member: 91783"] I haven't really noticed a lot of difference unless they are hitting way off sided, and it causes them to start wabbling then it's a matter of keeping that the same like a tire being out of balance. Sizing two or three times on the same piece of brass then going to the next piece makes it more consistent because brass has an elasticity to it, so you need to overcome that to get it to retain the shape you are trying to achieve and stop springing back out of size, as long as you aren't having stiff bolt closing, I think it's good. For me the groups say a lot about what I can get away from doing. I tend to overdo things just because that's the way I am. I know it's me not my equipment 98 percent of the time because I'm that way and do extra things that might make a difference and I haven't proved one way or the other to my satisfaction yet. To me it is a competition between me, and the coyote and I want to end its life quickly and cleanly out of respect for the animal. With today's firearms and ammo having the quality that they do it's not really a problem but then taking pride in my craft takes over and the annel retentive side kicks in. [/QUOTE]
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