Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
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inKYfromSD
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- .204 Ruger Guns: CZ 527 varmint .204, Cooper Model 21 20 VarTarg
Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
Latest addition to the safe - Cooper M21 Varminter 20 VarTarg. Only managed to get 7 rounds through it today. Had other priorities (kids wanting to shoot) so break-in and fire-forming will have to wait. Kind of tough to shoot and clean a lot in my present condition anyway.
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kyyotestalker
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- .204 Ruger Guns: remington 700 sps varmint
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Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
Gotta love those cooper's! Very nice setup!
Where did that hit? I dont know aim alittle higher!
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FNQAUS204
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- .204 Ruger Guns: Looking at a Savage
Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
What rounds these rifles like. I got a winchester in a .22 that will only fire winchester rounds. Anything else does not extract.
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204cat
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- .204 Ruger Guns: rem 700 sps in 204ruger
Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
<drools> awsome !
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Bodei
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- .204 Ruger Guns: Howa Mod 1500 24" BBL .204R; Cooper M21 20 VT; CZ 527 17HH
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Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
I just loaded 150 rounds of various powders/bullets for my Vartarg load testing. Nice looking rifle! I wanted the Montana Varminter but got the Phoenix because I didn't want to wait any longer! Happy shooting and welcome to the Vartarg revolution (time for a new 20 VT sub category on here?).
K = ½mv2
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Rick in Oregon
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Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
Brian: Congrats buddy! She's a lookin' good fer sure. If you've got some RL-7 and H4198 along with a good stash of 32 grainers, you should be in good shape for shooting some bugholes.
Nice combination there too.....looks vaguely familiar, like I've seen that somewhere around here before........
Mine is the rock chucks and ground squirrels worst nightmare around these parts.
Enjoy yours, I KNOW you will! 
Nice combination there too.....looks vaguely familiar, like I've seen that somewhere around here before........
Mine is the rock chucks and ground squirrels worst nightmare around these parts.
Enjoy yours, I KNOW you will! Semper Fortis
Rick in Oregon
NRA Life/OHA/VHA/VVA
Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
Rick in Oregon
NRA Life/OHA/VHA/VVA
Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
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inKYfromSD
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- .204 Ruger Guns: CZ 527 varmint .204, Cooper Model 21 20 VarTarg
Re: Not a .204, but it's still a Terrific Twenty!
Dang it, RIO! I thought I had the only one they made. 
Thanks for all of your help! I have a pound each of RL-7 and 4198. I think I can scrape up enough 32-grainers to give it a proper break-in. Have to send the scope in for turrets, get a 30MM Vortex anti-cant, and some scope covers and it'll be ready to hit the field. I should probably polish it up a little too. Can't be seen in public with a dull Cooper!
Thanks for all of your help! I have a pound each of RL-7 and 4198. I think I can scrape up enough 32-grainers to give it a proper break-in. Have to send the scope in for turrets, get a 30MM Vortex anti-cant, and some scope covers and it'll be ready to hit the field. I should probably polish it up a little too. Can't be seen in public with a dull Cooper!