Autoloading coyote rifle
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Like to get an autoloader but don't want to spend big money. I both call and makedrives with my dad and brother, thats why Iwould like an autoloader.I like the .223 for its flat shooting, accuracy, and price.Then again I would like to reach out and touch a yote acrossan Illinoisfield.Just can't make up mind what to go with. Any suggestion.
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An AR is really the only autoloading platform that is accurate enough to take advantage of the .223's range. However, you are looking at spending over $1,000 by the time you get the gun and top it with a decent scope.
You can get a bolt gun for about half that, top it with a good scope, and still save a couple hundred bucks. And the accuracy of most bolt guns is as good or better than a lot of AR's.
The .223 round itself is great for coyotes. Ammo is cheap, there is a wide selection of loadings to choose from, and it is widely available. A .223 will kill coyotes futher than most shooters can accurately shoot.
You can get a bolt gun for about half that, top it with a good scope, and still save a couple hundred bucks. And the accuracy of most bolt guns is as good or better than a lot of AR's.
The .223 round itself is great for coyotes. Ammo is cheap, there is a wide selection of loadings to choose from, and it is widely available. A .223 will kill coyotes futher than most shooters can accurately shoot.
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Mini-14 or saiga may be cheaper, but an AR platform with a 20-24" tube and flattop is going to be your best bet for accuracy in an auto.
Mini-14 or saiga may be cheaper, but an AR platform with a 20-24" tube and flattop is going to be your best bet for accuracy in an auto.




