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			I have recently tried remingtons 50gr hp bullets in .223 for woodchucks. they seem to do a nice job on them so far.in my rifle, they are very accurate. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			what I would like to know is, have you ever used them, and what are your thoughts as far as woodchucks and coyotes effectability.  
		
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			I think Your on the right coarse with a 50 grain bullet.I prefer the 45 Gr. hollow point from Sierra I have had great luck on Both Coyotes and Rock Chuck with the 45 grainer's as I get more velocity out of them.REMEMBER SPEED KILLS! 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			If your happy with the accuracy stick with them. I usually get better accuracy with Serria bullets. I shot the Blitz bullets at groundhogs, but think the are to explosive for coyote. The Rem. bullets you useing will do well on both.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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		   Ya, they seem to work for me. right now im using a 52gr hpbt match bullet by hornady. I havent tried them yet but will as soon as this cold weather breaks.
		
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			Ok, those 52gr bthp match bullets work great on woodchucks.farthest one shot was 294yds. it did some real damage to it. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			I reload them with 24.5gr IMR 3031 powder. its a very accurate round.  
		
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