What are you toting for coyotes?

[nr123]

22-250, 1-8 twist, with 62 gr VT

 

[RSchatz]

6 Dasher, 24" 8 twist 58 V-Max @ 3980 fps
Zero exit holes.
bullet spinning @ just under 360,000 rpm.

 

[Jack O'Connor]

16 gauge shotgun with full choke loaded with #1 buckshot. Deadly grouping out to 30 yards or so. Jack

 

[timeout]

6 Dasher, 24" 8 twist 58 V-Max @ 3980 fps
Zero exit holes.
bullet spinning @ just under 360,000 rpm.

What powder and barrel length? That's over 300 fps more than I'm getting with 55 grain Blitzkings in a 25" barrel.

 

[RSchatz]

Accurate 2230
CCI450

 

[Greg Y]

6xc, 3g Lilja in a Manners folder wearing a nx8 and a guide tb650 2.0.

 

[17cal Fan]

222 w/40 Gr HP's

 

[nockhunter]

Zermatt Origin with 6mm-250, 1:12 barrel, shooting Sierra 85g HPBT at 3100 fps.

 

[ET138]

22-250AI with 62 gr ELD-VT

 

[urbanrifleman]

If you were going out this morning to call a couple coyote sets, what caliber with what bullet are you taking? Just answer with the caliber and bullet. No discussion, no opinions why. I'll be taking my 22-250 pushing 52grn Speer HPs.

The hot ticket in coyote competitions is the 22gt 12 twist shooting 53 VMAX.

I sell a lot of the 22br 8 twist around here. Usually a small profile around 18 inches.

 

[searcher]

Whoa !!
This is very interesting, just how fast is this load and would you please share your recipe ?

If you like the lighter bullets, another scorcher that delivers devastation is the 62 Barnes Varmint Grenade. I use IMR 8208, Fed Match primers.

 

[searcher]

Whoa !!
This is very interesting, just how fast is this load and would you please share your recipe ?

I like going fast too. My favorite at the moment is the 58 V-max out of my .243 Win. The "problem" with my fast load, and the 55 Blitz King out of the Dasher is that, while they are devastating close-in and require very little holdover out to a few hundred yards, once you get out past around 400-500 yards, the BC on those bullets takes its toll when compared to 75 V-Max, 87 V-Max, the new ELD-VT and such - let alone your target-weight bullets. Might also consider the 75 V-Max with Rel.15, if you have some on hand. I'm guessing you might, as a Dasher owner. Good compromise of speed and BC. Tack driver in two of my barrels (1-8" TW.)

 

[searcher]

22-250, 1-8 twist, with 62 gr VT

I run the 62 ELD-VT out of my .22 Nosler at a speed probably 200 FPS less than you do. I have never shot a varmint bullet that delivers the destruction on squirrel-sized critters as this bullet does out of my .22 Nosler. I'm guessing it is even better out of your rig! My first trip out was "holy smokes!!!"

 

[LVLAaron]

Reading through this... and recently getting some land that definitely has critters... Seems like anything would work? I kinda planned on using my Marlin 357 as my "walkin around the woods" gun.

 

[butchlambert]

Non Timebo Mala, is she a fan of the TV show “Supernatural” or referring to Psalm 23..?

A very late reply- Bible and some other that I forgot. It is out for bluing. Hopefully done by the last of March. Ava's will have a Zeiss and mine a 2.5x25x March.

 

[G6br]

22br using 73g Bergers going 3,190.

 

[Ackman]

To clarify, I'm not a coyote hunter. My 1/2 doz kills over many years have all been targets of opportunity when out for chucks. But lots of things would work fine. All mine were with a 22-250AI, 14tw, 50 BalTips @ 4225. All were DRT. Closest was about 75yds, furthest 475 yds ( paced and lasered). That 475 went down like it had stepped in a hole, another 50-100yds away and it would've been just as dead. Nothing wrong with a 50gr. bullet going fast.

 

[Mike TackleBerry]

6 Dasher, 105 VLD-HNT

 

[msalm]

Went out with a couple friends two weeks ago and was able to finally try out the 20 Grendel, 40gr BIB’s at 3900 fps. I’m pleased with the results on two of these I shot. One was a bang flop at 130ish broadside and another hauling off at 200 ish broadside. One hit high midsection and he folded like a pretzel. Was a very productive night!