Coyote bullets …

[280ai]

Based on experience the sierra 107 tmk blows them in half at 175 yards ask me how I know 6 mm bc extra mass add 2850 fps = ripped apart !!!!

 

[SD guy]

I’m thinking about a 55gr BT screaming around 3700 or so…

70gr speer TNT around 3000

Or a 87gr vmax around 2850

Anyone have input on performance with those? (Or others) I’m looking for hard hitting but minimal exits… I should note that most of my shots are 80-200

Folks with the Coyote Gods in years past, advocated for the 17 rem pushing 25 to 30 grain projectiles from 4100 fps down to 3600 fps respectfully. This was with pelt preservation in mind. 400 yard shots were not out of the question.

 

[DiRTY DOG]

I’m thinking about a 55gr BT screaming around 3700 or so…

70gr speer TNT around 3000

Or a 87gr vmax around 2850

Anyone have input on performance with those? (Or others) I’m looking for hard hitting but minimal exits… I should note that most of my shots are 80-200

My 22" 6mmDTI shoots the 55gr BTs @ 3550 fps and takes coyotes with authority. Usually no exit.

 

[Loudenboomer]

I did like the no exit 17 Rem. in years past. I todays market I just shoot the fawn eating contraptions with the .257 Weatherby and 100gr bullets. Thin the pack a little and to heck with the hide!

 

[longridgehunter]

Is that not screaming hot loads ? I can’t get near that with a 22x47 or 22 creedmoor

Try some Superformance in your creed with the 70's and hornady brass.

 

[boltfluter]

My combination of an 87 Vmax at 3050 fps from my 6 Dasher was as close to perfection as I could come and have a 500 yd deadly combination. Many bullets never exited and if they did it was only a 1 inch hole. Easily sewn up for a perfect pelt. But shots need to be placed precisely. I cannot stress this enough. Shoot straight!
Paul