SmallCaliberCentral

After reading about Everyone doing different Rifle Builds and so much talk about how good the 20 VarTarg is on accuracy and affordability I was thinking about doing it myself. Now I checked on the Cooper Rifle Site and with the prices going on a brand new Rifle from $2,500-$3000 dollar range I'm thi...

I've never lost a Coyote to my CZ Model 527 :"Varmint" Rifle yet...no down side,just find the grain bullet that shoots the thru the barrel and You got a great flat shooting Rifle..Oh yeah,mine like the 39 grain Sierra Blitz King Ammo.

If Your using an Electronic Caller I would change it up on the sounds or try some new sounds that are out...if Your using mouth calls start out softly and work the volume up after several minutes.If theres a lot of Hunters out there Calling for Predators they could be over called and are use to hear...

I'm shooting 39 Grain SBK from my CZ Model 527 .204 "Varmint" Rifle and they really put the Groundhogs down with good shot placement...I also use my Browning A-bolt Micro Hunter .22 Hornet with 35 grain Hornady V-max bullets and they do a great job on killing Groundhogs...again take Your t...

Awesome Buck...Congratulations!


I saw a few Illinios Bucks at a Whitetail Show a few years ago that had similar holes in their Antlers,a Guy there told me it from Bugs or Parasites that get into the Antlers at an early stage/velvet and bore holes that cause it?

Nice Shooting SilverFox.....I always enjoy reading Your Post and seeing Your Informative and interesting pictures!

Check out the CZ model 527 .204 Rifles,the "American" is a lighter easier carrying Rifle and the "Varmint" is a little heavier Rifle with the longer barrel.Both are well made Rifles with wood stocks,quality workmanship and very accurate when finding the right weight bullet!

I have a very nice Used Browning A-bolt Micro Hunter .22 Hornet and it is very accurate and has a nice light recoil yet puts the Varmints down.Im using 35 grain Hornady V-max bullets,I shot a Big Ol Groundhog at 128 yards when Is first sighted it in this Summer....still hoping to call in a Coyote,Fo...

I tried the 40 Grain Hornady bullets and they performed pretty good,the 32 Grain Winchester Bullets did better but the Federal 39 grain Sierra Blitz Kings did the best in Accuracy thru my CZ model 527 "Varmint" .204 Rifle. So far all the Coyotes I've shot had a very small entrance hole and...

I found a very nice lightly Used Browning A-bolt Micro-Hunter .22 Hornet....it is now 1 of my Favorite Rifles to Hunt with.Very accurate,light weight and fun to shoot,sighted it in at 50 then 100 yards and headed back up to the house from behind our Barn....a Groundhog made the mistake of coming out...

I'm think back in 2004 or 2008 at the "Shot Show" they had the Browning A-bolt Hunters in a .204,not sure if they had made any LH models?I found a RH model (Micro Model?) last year and passed on it...been kicking myself ever since and should go back and see if it's still there?Not many Peo...

I have the FoxPro Shockwave also,great Caller with lots of good features,clear sound and lots of room for extra sounds!They have many other affordable models and stand behind what they sell!

Ouch.....that's gonna leave a Scar!

I have the same Rifle.....mine really likes the 39 grain Sierra Blitz Kings.I've put down several Coyotes with it and the speed and accuracy is definetly something to brag about!

RIO......that Winchester is one Sweet looking Rifle! :D My Savage .17 WSM (B-mag) finally came in a little after Christmas then it was 2 months before I finally got a warm nice day to sight it in.I ended up getting it on the Caldwell Leadsled and going to about 60-70 yards and had it hitting decent ...