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06-12-2007 | 07:16 PM

#21

Gundigest

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From: Central Michigan

RE: 223 rifle

My Ruger M77 standard .223 will shoot .6" groups at 100 yards. My furthest confirmed kill on a crow is 185 yards. My furthist unconfirmed kill is 220 yards. The only thing I did to the rifle is put a Timney trigger on it. Definitly worth the money.

06-17-2007 | 03:37 AM

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HighDesertWolf

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From: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ

RE: 223 rifle

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ORIGINAL: jake smith09

I will proubably get criticized for this because there is a few people on here that is really immature and cant leave things be, but i would go with a Savage. I have a couple and i like them more than anything else ive ever had. They are cheap and very good quality for the price.

I got a used savage model 10FP non accu-trigger version in .223 with a scope and rings for $400. at the moment its my favorite rifle with my handloads its shooting 3/4" groups at 200 yards. I wouldnt say its cheap its very comparable to anything else out there

06-23-2007 | 01:54 PM

#23

DucksUnlimited987

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RE: 223 rifle

NEF Handi-Rifle in .243, ya only need one shot.

06-27-2007 | 05:27 PM

#24

jake smith09

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From: South West, Ohio

RE: 223 rifle

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ORIGINAL: DucksUnlimited987

NEF Handi-Rifle in .243, ya only need one shot.

Theme Winchester Supremes arent cheep but shoot really well. I baught a box of 20 for my .223 and it cost me $28 without tax.

07-07-2007 | 01:13 AM

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StillHunter90

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From: Maine

RE: 223 rifle

Go to your walmart and handle a couple rifles to see which one feels right for you. Any of the bolts mentioned would be a good choice. I had a NEF Handi rifle and it is quite accurate also. Once you get use to it you can load it pretty fast.