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This site steered me to 10X and 39g Sierras for my CZ and it easily shoots .5 moa across a wide charge weight and seating depth. Great info here and happy you guys sold me on the 204.

No personal coyote experience, but alot of guys here seem to like the 35g Bergers for coyotes. The 39 Sierras shoot very well in my CZ. I may try the 35 Bergers but the sub .5moa groups are hard to argue with. The Hornady 32g Vmax factory load shot poorly in comparison, about 1 moa.

New to this very informative site and thoroughly enjoying developing a load for my new CZ Varmint/Target 204. Wow is all I can say about the consistant sub .5 moa groups from this new toy topped with a VX-III 4.5-14 LR side focus. Today I guess I am settled on 24.5g 10X, 39 SBK, Fed205M, Win brass t...

I didn't mention I am shooting a CZ factory varmint weight barrel. Only have fired 33 total factory rounds. Ten rds. cleaning after each then 3 groups of three,cleaned after each. A group of 5 then cleaned. Shot the rest and cleaned. just a note I saw no evidence of any copper fouling at all. I thou...

I am ready to reload and am starting with Win. brass, Fed 205M primers, 39gr Sierras and 10X powder. The 10x is a popular powder on this site, but I read a post saying it was the dirtiest powder...not good for extended shooting. Any opinions/suggestions?

Forgot to mention CZ said they are back ordered and 15 are going out to distributors this month and 100 next month. I waited 3 or 4 months. I got one of the first 15.

New to the site, just picked up a varmint target in 204 last friday. Mounted a 4.5 X 14 Leupold long range and broke the barrel in monday. Shot some groups with factory Hornady 32gr and had sub moa with one group about half inch. Shot from a bipod. Had the rifle at the trap club last night and some ...