Change the 24 caliber min in washington(added poll please vote)

[JJB11B]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

[bobcat]

Foot pounds of energy isn't what kills deer. It's just a number. A hole in the lungs or heart will kill a deer no matter what. 223 caliber bullets kill deer just fine in other states. I'm not sure why Washington deer would be any different. If lots of energy is considered to be necessary, then maybe the 30/30 should be illegal.

[JDHasty]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

[Skyvalhunter]

$3

[JJB11B]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

my rifle, me shooting

[jackelope]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

my rifle, me shooting

Ya, I agree. I'm pretty sure my .22-250 would be 10/10

[yorketransport]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

I represent a third part who chooses to remain anonymous, but accepts your bet. The prize will be a consecion to the other party's point of view.

Terms of the bet are as follows:
- Weapon will be an SPR
- Ammo will be Mk262
- Target size is 10"
- Range 300 yards
- Optics will be shooter's choice

The third party has acutually suggested that the target be a 3mph mover, but I feel like that's just being boastful. He may do it anyways though. 

[jackelope]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

I represent a third part who chooses to remain anonymous, but accepts your bet. The prize will be a consecion to the other party's point of view.

Terms of the bet are as follows:
- Weapon will be an SPR
- Ammo will be Mk262
- Target size is 10"
- Range 300 yards
- Optics will be shooter's choice

The third party has acutually suggested that the target be a 3mph mover, but I feel like that's just being boastful. He may do it anyways though. 

I would like to remain anonymous as well, and would like my mover to go only 1.5mph in a northwesterly direction. I only have a single shot and don't believe in sprayin' and prayin'.

 

[Blacktail Sniper]

 Make mine what ever way you want, I have a plan....

[Karl Blanchard]

I shoot heavys in my 22-250 even though the internet tells me they won't stabilize.   Not only would I hit ten out of ten, but it would be a small group.

[JJB11B]

I bet if you had an Amax type bullet in the 69gr coming out of a .22-250 or .220 you would have a great deer gun within 300 yds. depending on twist rate

How much do you want to bet?  I will take that bet and raise the stakes that couldn't be able to keep 10/10 shots on a paper plate at 300 out of north of 95% of the 22-250 & 220 rifles out there. 

I bet I could hit a paperplate 10/10 with factory ammo out of a .22-250.

[JJB11B]

I shoot heavys in my 22-250 even though the internet tells me they won't stabilize.   Not only would I hit ten out of ten, but it would be a small group.

the interntetz lies! and so do the keyboard commando's

[Karl Blanchard]

unless im mistaken, the implication he was getting at is that most, if not all factory .22-250's have a 12 twist and are meant for the smaller pills going really fast.  The theory is a heavy bullet spun too slow won't stabilize, therefore not be accurate.  I shoot bullets that "won't stabilize" in several rifles and they do infact shoot very well.  the big bergers in my 22-250 is just one example.

[yorketransport]

unless im mistaken, the implication he was getting at is that most, if not all factory .22-250's have a 12 twist and are meant for the smaller pills going really fast.  The theory is a heavy bullet spun too slow won't stabilize, therefore not be accurate.  I shoot bullets that "won't stabilize" in several rifles and they do infact shoot very well.  the big bergers in my 22-250 is just one example.

With enough velocity, you can make any bullet stabilize!

New thread started for the 300 yard 22 center fire competition!
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,206914.0.html

[Karl Blanchard]

unless im mistaken, the implication he was getting at is that most, if not all factory .22-250's have a 12 twist and are meant for the smaller pills going really fast.  The theory is a heavy bullet spun too slow won't stabilize, therefore not be accurate.  I shoot bullets that "won't stabilize" in several rifles and they do infact shoot very well.  the big bergers in my 22-250 is just one example.

With enough velocity, you can make any bullet stabilize!

New thread started for the 300 yard 22 center fire competition!
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,206914.0.html