.204, .223 or .22-250?
#2
.204 = lastest & greatest
.223 = least expensive
.22-250 = classic predator cartridge
I own a .204 Savage 16FCSS; Use Hornady 40 gr.V-max and all inside the bullseye from the bench off bags at 100 yards.
...............and a number of dead yotes !
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/16FCSS
.223 = least expensive
.22-250 = classic predator cartridge
I own a .204 Savage 16FCSS; Use Hornady 40 gr.V-max and all inside the bullseye from the bench off bags at 100 yards.
...............and a number of dead yotes !
http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/16FCSS
Last edited by Sheridan; 12-30-2010 at 12:17 PM.
#8
Thanks folks. Supposing I will go with the .223 for ammo price. Looked at a Ruger mini 14 pretty strongly today, but haven't made my mind up yet. I would like to get something semi-auto for the option of several quick shots. Usually more than one dog comes in at a time seems like. I want to get them all!
#9
Thanks folks. Supposing I will go with the .223 for ammo price. Looked at a Ruger mini 14 pretty strongly today, but haven't made my mind up yet. I would like to get something semi-auto for the option of several quick shots. Usually more than one dog comes in at a time seems like. I want to get them all!
Remember with predator rifles the problem is not the :selection it's choosing.
Happy Hunting,
Sam
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
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As always when faced with this dillema I opt for "all of the above". Actually a few of each is good too.
For shooting just coyotes and occasionally targets...22-250.
Forget the mini....I think Ruger still owes me for that debacle.
For shooting just coyotes and occasionally targets...22-250.
Forget the mini....I think Ruger still owes me for that debacle.