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About LinkBacksat the risk of opening a can of worms im loading 10.5 grains of powder and IMHO MY 17 HAS MORE KILLING POWER than a 223 by the simple fact that the bullet never exits the body of the target animal so all its energy is expended ... less recoil less noise and you have a win win situation
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24-12-2013, 10:47 AM #5Member
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Hunt4life likes this.shooting .17 ackley hornet so size dos'nt matter
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