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What a shmuck I am....I thought your post said "204 Ruger and I score a Grand!" I'm thinkin great job on the shoot!

Still a great lookin rifle but it would look better with a $1000 bill beside it!

We have already recieved some frost so you might not be too far off. As far as the built in advantage...I will make sure that I set my target on a north- south plane so that I keep everything fair! :wink: But wait one second!!!!! In Canada one Gallon of fuel is 4.545 liters in the States one gallon ...

Skipper, targets made it all the way up here, Sask. Canada, as of Wednesday. (And no I don't know Joe from Toronto! :D ) Was wondering if there are any other participants from the frozen north? If so do we get a handicap since our bullets are more affected by the magnetic pull of the north pole? Goi...

WrzWaldo wrote:Awesome!

Thanks for moving forward with this Skipper!

Great to see you back online. We all were wondering what happened to you. Hope all is well with you and look forward to your expertise once again!

Whats the point of this shoot???? I think the correct answer is organized fun! Its difficult enough to run a shoot in person never mind over long distances through the mail. I say let this shoot, like last years resemble and perpetuate the good that this site is about, the love of our 204's. It is m...

Thanks Skipper for organizing this event...I just hope that everything is okay with WrzWaldo. Good luck to all who enter and hope everyone shoots up to there potential.

My prayers are with you as well WrzWaldo. I hope that nothing serious has happened and you are only on vacation or extended leave. Hope to see you back on here in a short while.

Thanks again WW. I sent you a pm today with the required info. I am going to try and defend my title (Factory Rifle/Factory Ammo)to the best of my ability even though I see that Factory Rifle now includes handloads as well. I'll have my work cut out for me! My goal is to better me score from last ye...

I have tried the 45gr Hornady SP, although not extensively, only about 4 or 5 shots. They have shot quite well. I do plan on experimenting with them more and will post results/pics when I get to it.

Thanks again guys, when I went to the Hornady site I looked up ammunition and not BULLETS! What a shmuck!!!!!

Sorry Hoegebear but I went to Hornady's website first and could not find any place that offers me the B.C of any of their bullets. Am I just computer illiterate or just missing the boat.(okay, I know its both!) Is this info there? If so could you please help me out.

Thanks Wrz Waldo.

I know that it was posted in the past but I can't seem to get a handle on it. Does anyone know for sure? I want to say somewhere in the neiborhood of 0.250 but that is only a guess. I've got myself 160 of these little critters and will use them for coyote hunting come November but would like to know...

No not as of yet. The largest bullet that I used was the 34gr Win jhp. I do plan on trying the 45gr Hornady SP but did not have a chance this past coyote hunting season. I was told by a nimber of individuals that these 45's perform much like the Bergers.

I myself was in the same boat this past year. I ended up trying the 34gr Win Jhp and the 32gr Vmax. The first few outings I tried the 34gr Win. I managed to shoot one coyote with it, a trotting broadside shot at about 90 yards. It put the coyote down quick with shot placement just behind the right f...