Coyote - which .223 round?

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  • Kart29

    Sharpshooter
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    Cheap Hornady regular 55 gr JSP is hard to beat.

    I concur. I don't like HP for coyotes. I've had them splash and cause massive fur damage on close range shots.

    I knew a guy that killed dozens and dozens of coyotes every season. He eschewed the .223 and favored the .243 because the .223 lacked the snot to knock the coyotes over every time. If anybody would know it would be him because like I say, he kills about a truckload every year.
     

    bonzaiberger

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    Make sure to get some Kroil or similar and get that Moly out of the bbl when you clean. Check with the high $ bbl manufacturers and see how they feel about moly. Not on their list of things they admire last time I checked.

    Thanks for the heads up. I liked the idea of the moly to reduce copper fouling, but didn't know about moly fouling!
     
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