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.

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.

listen to north texan

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.

I'd check into both Ultramax and Black Hills ammo. My 223s always liked the 52gr HPs.

I failed to mention I shoot remanufactured Black Hills .223 ammo. Shoots excellent.

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.

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.

Didn't ya hear, there aren't any P-Dogs in SD this year

Yea, I know what youre saying, we have no whitetails here in IA either. We will be hunting an Indian Reservation