SmallCaliberCentral

Was the Boyd's stock drop-in ready, or was there some work involved?

Hey majcl5 your pride and joy, what is it? Also, is that a Boyd's stock on it?

A few weeks ago I was riding around looking for a few farms to do some groundhog hunting in. I found one and got permission to hunt. He told me to come back on another day(Sundays) so he could show me where to hunt. I thought this was strange because in SW VA most farmers can point off of their porc...

I shoot 39gr.BK's in my Savage as well. But I have an Encore that shoots 32's alot better than 39's.

Are you guys getting better results with the 32gr. BK, or the 32gr. V-Max? I know it really depends on the gun, but everyone is doing well with the 39gr. BK. I would like to try the 32gr.BK, but I don't want to end up wasteing money if their score is not as good as the 39gr. Are they as user friendl...

Won't the 17 do more damage than the wasps?

Anybody shooting the H&R or the NEF 17HMR? If so, how do they shoot?

I just went to the Bud's gun shop web page and saw they had a varmint supreme for well under $600. Very good lookin' gun w/ thumbhole.

Are the as accurate as the Savages and CZ's?

I think this question brings out more emotion than asking about the perfect deer gun.

223, 22-250, 243, etc. What would it be?

The first load that has worked for me has been
T/C Encore
Win. cases
cci br primers
32gr. V-Max
28.5gr. Varget
group size- .236

The 2nd load I like is for a Savage I just got.
Win. case
cci br primer
39gr. BK
27.5gr. H4895
group size- .217

I like the 270 as well. But a few years back,I was able to get a great deal on a Savage in 7mmSTW. I love this gun. I have never reloaded for this gun, but plan to start soon. From all that I have read about this cal., it shoots about 200-250 fps faster than a 7mag. of same bullet weight. As far as ...

Thanks for the test. I'm glad to see it's not as slow as I thought. I guess after I get my 2nd 204, I am going to have to invest in a chroney.

Sorry Whistlepig, I was just going by MSRP from the Coop and Sako web sites