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01-31-2011, 04:55 PM
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here they can be from 5' to 400yrds.. lol.. I would use the 20g controlled expansion bullets over the 17g ones though...
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01-31-2011, 05:15 PM
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for out west
I have my Browning A Bolt w/BOSS
zeroed for 400 yds  a bit much for the farmland I'll be hunting here. Plus its shotgun or rimfire only for night 'yotes
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01-31-2011, 06:19 PM
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The .17 cal. is great. I have a 17 AH and a 17 Mach 4 right now, but have had a 17-223 and a 17 Rem. in the past. I passed on a 300 yrd. shot at a coyote with the 17 AH, but had he been in around 200 yrds. I think the little 19 gr. bullet would have done the job. With any of the other 3 I would have taken the 300 yrds. shot in a heart beat. The key with the 17`s is useing the right bullet.
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02-01-2011, 04:14 PM
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Savage
bit the bullet today and picked up the Butt-Ugly Savage. The camo is even different on the gun vs the scope !
Cant wait to see how it shoots. watch out coyotes!
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