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Thread: Choose me a coyote rifle
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23-07-2013, 08:24 PM #31Member
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Just had a thought... The howa/vanguards would be fine for out of a truck and inexpensive. Could grab a stainless one, biff the stock and put it in a boyds laminate... Cheapest vortex or Nikon scope... Sorted!!
But if I've got the money I'm getting a CZ!
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This may be of interest - Tikka T3 SS in 22-250 - NEW - USD$499
There will probably be some tax or other fees to have it shipped.
Gun Library: Tikka T3 .22-250 Remington : Cabela's
Cabels Gun Library - Item # 2845292
Tikka T3 .22-250 Remington
Reference #: 2845292
Price: $599.88
Sale: $499.88
Status available
Fore End Smooth With Textured Panels
Gauge .22-250 Remington
Manufacture Date 2012
Metal Condition Excellent, New Firearm
Weight 6 lbs. 2 oz.
Stock Dimensions 13 3/4" LOP.
Extras With Box
Bore Condition Excellent, New
Gun Library Hazelwood, MO
Barrel 22"
Wood Condition Excellent, New
Butt Makers Recoil Pad
Stock Smooth Pistol Grip With Textured Panels
Trigger FactoryPreview
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11-08-2013, 05:50 PM #34Keep safe in the hills!
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Whilst I have a bunch of different calibers - I think its best to keep it simple, especially when giving advise. Based on your description I would go for either .223 or .243 & I love both. Taking versatility and ammo cost into account I would go for .223 as coyotes are not big boned. If you were looking to push out to 500 meters then I would choose a 22-250. If you think you might have a crack at bigger game then go for the .243. Personally I would buy both ... which I did. ATB ... gunzrrr
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