Removed one from the cow lot. Not BPCR but what works best for the job....

Good job. I need to get out and start doing some calling, the fur buyer is making his winter routes now and it looks like they're worth around 30$ on the carcass.
Details on the AR?

AR is a DPMS heavy barrel . 223 Wilde chamber. Pentax .223 scope, 4x14, with range cross hairs to 500 yds.

I was sitting, back against a big stump shooting off of a mono pod stick. My buddy was behind me 50 yds and called it in. Chip shot 75 yds.

I have an FN15 A2 that is a good shooter. I got a Burris gift certificate at the nationals a few years ago and used it to get a Burris AR scope. Unfortunately I've yet to mount it on the rifle and sight it in.
Right now we use a Ruger Hawkeye in 223, and a Weatherby vanguard heavy barrel 223 for varminting.

(11-21-2019, 08:26 PM)Gussy Wrote: Removed one from the cow lot. Not BPCR but what works best for the job....

Good job Gussy!

Rick

Works for me! Shoot straight, rdnck

Good work Gussy. Now come on over and clean them out around here. I see them run through my yard once in a while.
By the time I get my .22 from behind the door there gone.
When Fox were thick I used a .22-250 and the .222 with a Shepherd mounted on it that was right on that filled the circle reticles https://proreviewly.com/best-shepherd-scope-review/

Kurt, this was one of the few coyotes that would have been an easy shot with a BPCR. Called and stopped broadside at 75yds. Probably less hide damage too

Gussy Yes, this was a problem with the .222 and the .22-250 more so with the 250 unless it was 300 + yards with a full metal jacket. With the .22-250 about all that was savable were the ears that they gave you a $5. bounty.

(11-23-2019, 10:31 AM)Kurt Wrote: Gussy Yes, this was a problem with the .222 and the .22-250 more so with the 250 unless it was 300 + yards with a full metal jacket. With the .22-250 about all that was savable were the ears that they gave you a $5. bounty.

Try 40-45 grain hollow points.