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    Best caliber for fur?

    Way overpenetrates ....grin
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    Best caliber for fur?

    .20 or .224 pick your poison with the case or bullet. Experimentation is fun....
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    What are you using?

    Put me in the #4 buck camp....
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    Best setup for coyotes

    I'll be real with you for a bit but learning how to do it with simple tools will get you farther towards successful calling . Spend the money on gas finding where coyotes are and getting permission to hunt them or just drive to Nevada with a guzzler map !!!
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    Coyote Call Recommendations?

    A closed reed call is easy to master quickly, the little Circe is a good choice. Open reeds take a bit longer but are very versatile and are not prone to freezing in cold weather like the closed reeds can. Call less by hand as they are looking for you when coming in. E callers are great and an...
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    .223 for bear, deer, elk and moose.

    It's all about the bullet. A properly twisted .224 barrel can deliver a properly constructed projectile and be very lethal to some pretty tough targets. Terminal performance is impressive even when motivated by the lowly 223 rem case. Scenarshooter knows of what he speaks....
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    Shilen Prethreaded and Chambered Barrels

    Ed Shilen's shop makes good stuff...
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    Help, is my barrel shot?

    You should have some life left in that barrel. Seating depth (chasing the lands) should be practiced as the throat erodes over time and round count. As mentioned above make sure your scope is properly vertical as this alone can cause long range shots to do what you described. The use of a bubble...
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    7mm-08 Barrel Twist Rate

    As posted above 9 will cover it well and let you go heavier if wanted. Good luck with your build!
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    FNG in OKC

    Welcome and yes there are good opportunities here but not the plethora of BLM where you came from...
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    New guy Southern Okla.

    Gunsmith rifle Looney
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