u/RelativeFox1
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I’d love an update around May. Around the time most of the snow is gone and I might get to doing mine!
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It’s not illegal in Alberta and OP said he’s in Alberta.
Alberta clearly lists coyotes under other species, and only says non expanding bullets may not be used for big game.
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Agreed. They don’t have ballistic tables
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Good to know, thanks
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Nice, what caliber?
I’ve joked about making a coyote fur pillow case. My wife does not support this idea.
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How is that for availability? Is it hard to find?
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Pressure is the same switching projectiles at higher velocities?
I have never chased accuracy past “reliable hunting accuracy” so I’ve found barns sufficient for me. But I totally understand they aren’t small enough groups for some people.
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With Ballistic tips $50/50 and accubond $91/50 I have always shyed away from them. My thoughts were just about every Hornady bullet is cheaper, including solid copper. Even barns ttsx are cheaper at $67/50. so nosler feels like over priced, maybe paying fo the name.
But, I admit I have never shot both out of the same rife to actually test the accuracy of both. I really should before I bash them too much.
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I like to call them road poachers, not road hunters. In Alberta you can’t discharge a rifle from the road. That makes shooting deer from the road illegal. So, it’s poaching, not hunting.
I find once you get a kilometer or even less off the road, there is a ton more game.
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What made you pick ballistic tips?
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And a 5shot group! Nice!
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I love the unique ones. I personally can’t ever buy a 6.5 because everyone has one!
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I grew up pushing bush for Manitoba whitetail 25 years ago!
Don’t see many 300 H&H around
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Damn, you’ve been busy!
How’s that 130gn in 30-06 group?
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You’ve been busy!
How’s that 130gn in 30-06 group?
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You don’t reload…. Yet….. lol
I was doing some math for a friend today that shoots 6.5cm. He was asking if it’s worth loading.
Without brass
139gn sst $1.77 each $35.40 for 20
120gn ttsx $2.47 each $49.40 for 20
With brass
139gn SST $2.12 each $42.40 for 20
120gn TTSX $2.82 each $56.40 for 20
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They didn’t “just fall out” if you were doing a wheel change. If they fell out while the disk was in place, that would be “just falling out”
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I like the ttsx for hunting, but need to make an off season target load this winter.
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Yeah, 130 270 cup and core for that distance elk might have been a touch lite.
A 130gn TTSX on the other hand 😜🤐
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That’s kinda what I’m hearing. They are maybe a touch better accuracy wise than interbond soft points, but cost a touch more. Years ago people used to say they blew up. I’m not sure if that was fixed, or it never really was a problem, just internet talk.
Thanks. I’m thinking I’ll make a target load for my 7-08 this winter with them.
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Yes a Google search will say that, and I figured that when I found it. I was wondering if anyone has ever seen a plug like this while working on replacing something.
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Any experience with the sst vs a regular cup and core? Both in terms of accuracy and working on game?
I changed my sub from needing to be approved to post, to anyone can post using the app yesterday.