SmallCaliberCentral

Adam, I think I know what you are talking about concerning the factory remington crimp marks. Take a look at this picture I took of a 17 Remington factory load using 25 gr. Hornady bullets.









LilCal

Congrats on the yote Melvin!!! Good Job!!!

LilCal

Way to go Glen!!!!

LilCal

Way to go Howler!!!!

That is a nice looking coyote!!

LilCal

Huntsman,

Way to go!!!!
You did good!!!
I did not do so good today. I froze my tail off!!!:oops:
I hope to do better tommorow.

LilCal

JD,
You may be interested in reading the write up on the NEW & IMPROVED Ranch Rifle in the Jan./Feb. issue of Peterson's Rifle Shooter. The caption reads MOA .223 Mini-14 and the title of the article is ACCURATE AT LAST.
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LilCal

204Yoteman,
Here is a pic of a yote shot with 40 grain Berger.
You can just see the neet little entrance dot hole in the junction of neck and left shoulder. There was no exit.




LilCal

Huntsman22, those look great!!! I think that they would blend in well with most backgrounds. Contender, I'll bet that the Krylon fusion will be more durable than the paint I used. The link you gave said it was designed to stick to glass, plastic, wood,etc.. I want it as flat as possible with minimal...

Melvin and Contender, Lately have been using a AERVOE Camouflage paint that is supposed to meet federal FS595 specs. You have to let it harden for a week before handling it harshly. It dries quickly to the touch but seems to be less fragile the longer you let it dry and set up. Also use Specialty Ca...

Since a camo job can apply to any varmint caliber you may have I thought some may want to see this. Not much time to tinker lately but I free floated and glass bedded and camoed my Ruger target grey in 220 swift in a Hogue overmold stock this week. I will be doing this to my CZ in 204 soon. I have p...