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.223 ammo
Hi.
I just bought a new rifle that I plan on using for coyote, fox, and some praire dogs. It is a .223. I would appreciate some comments on some comerically available loads that are suitable for all 3. Using the same ammo would save resighting in the rifle. Good shooting. |
RE: .223 ammo
I've had really good luck with Black Hills. It is very reasonably priced and very good quality ammo. The V-Max loadings would all work well for fox, coyotes, and prairie dogs.
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ORIGINAL: North Texan I've had really good luck with Black Hills. It is very reasonably priced and very good quality ammo. The V-Max loadings would all work well for fox, coyotes, and prairie dogs. |
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i agree black hills is the way to go. i used the 55gr sp instead of the vmax. but now i reload and dont need to buy anymore. but definetly the way to go, there is another company dont member what its called but they arent the quilty that bh is.
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RE: .223 ammo
I'd check into both Ultramax and Black Hills ammo. My 223s always liked the 52gr HPs.
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I failed to mention I shoot remanufactured Black Hills .223 ammo. Shoots excellent.
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Never was a big fan of the M16 and its commercial variants, but I will have to tip my hat to those that get good accuracy out of them for varmints. And there are plenty our there. Yotes don't stand a chance.
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Bought my 1st Ar in a RRA .223 EOP a few months back and wow is that thing accurate. Should make an excellent Pdog rig for SD this spring.
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Didn't ya hear, there aren't any P-Dogs in SD this year ;) :D
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Yea, I know what youre saying, we have no whitetails here in IA either. ;) We will be hunting an Indian Reservation
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