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My hunting partners and I shoot 30 to 40 coyotes a year. Most with the .204 cartridge. The only issue you may run into using any of the 32 gr poly tipped bullets is a "splash" on shoulders. A splash occurs when the bullet "blows up" before penetrating adequately. This will cause ...

It depends on what you're going to be using your .204 to shoot. As stated before, the Bergers are THE choice for coyotes. They generally don't exit minimizing sewing. They are also very accurate. The 35 gr Bergers are one of the most accurate bullets I've fired out of six different .204's. The only ...

Just purchased my first after watching what Verminator2 was doing with his. (OK, there might have been a little jealousy going on.) It's a lightly used BushMaster lower, Chip McCormick single stage trigger, Magpul PRS stock, Zeiss 6.5-20x and a White Oak upper in .204, of course. The first group out...

HJ: As V2 mentioned the load I was using was over 4000 fps. I didn't have time to chrono them untill after I had used them on a few 'yotes. The issue with them at 4000+ was surface splash on quartering in shoulder shots which is quite common calling. You may actually have a great load at 221 velocit...

Mike: I'll take it. Let me know your preffered payment method. Tim

PS It might be safer to send a messages to my son's account--Verminator2--he's usually logged on here. Thanks.

race: I feel their pain.... The bad news is that it's a common problem. The good news is that it's easily fixed. After struggling with the same thing in my M93, I simply took a pair of pliers and bent the upper lip of the clip inward slightly and....problem solved. It took very little to stop the pr...