SmallCaliberCentral

Very nice!! Did ya take for a spin??
Maybe we should start a toy thread

I wouldn't feel safe without a Desert Eagle (or two)at my side Just in case!

I always wanted a AR15,but the accuracy kept me away.A good friend (SGT MAJ :salute: ) Has several .223's and 9mm in military drag. They shoot 1-3 inch groups at 100 yards.I must add that he shoots standard military ammo not handloads.If they guarantee 1/2" MOA @100, maybe 1"MOA @200 is po...

Thanks guys. He's on the way to pick it up as I type. The next time we go shootin I'll only have one gun to clean I'm sure he will be a forum member soon.$499 with scope.

Glenn
Will it fit into a VLP stock without modification??

HEY! Welcome to the forum Icebox and thanks for the info

My friend wants to buy a Savage 12FV in .204.He asked me about it and I told him I would like to know how the FV owners like the rifle.
Thanks

I use both,But,I realy like the e-callers.This helps me focus on spotting the dogs before they see me.I'm not allowed in the woods with a rifle till after deer season

Janneuf
A Harris Bipod is the way to go .I have one on my .204. After lots of practice, I was shooting almost as good as a bench at 200 yards . . What bullet/powder combo are you using???

janneuf wrote:1" low and you hit the coyote in the nose,

That brings up a interesting question.I would think my load of 28.2 H4895 with the 35 grain Berger would drop him in his tracks with a straight on nose shot.Has this happened to anyone .Please chime in if it has.

OldSchool wrote: Head shot on a stationary dog at 90yds should be easy or you should stay home.

Me and my partner (the rifle) shoot to our potential.0-200 yards with a rest or bipod,It's always a head shot.

Gotta love a head shot .At 90 yards,I would have done the same even if the body was showing.Congrats!! VERY WELL DONE

Here is my new BONE CRUSHER .Browning A bolt BOSS 7mm Rem Mag with a Leupold 3-9 Vari-X II