Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: Special T on November 05, 2009, 05:10:00 PM
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I'd really like an AR for killing yotes but way out of my budget... Does anyone hunt with single shot break opens like Newengland firearms, TC's ect for yotes? I met one guy that did and he loved it... I hunt in the Basin area ( S moses lake) for song dawgs, and my 06 isn't quite cutting it, and can't find anymore Accelerator rounds to try out!
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Kinda a Varmint rifle on a budget... 300-400 yd shot max the guy i talked to had a NEF ultra varmint fluted with a barska scope... he said he stackem up but wanted to know what you all think?
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i used a new england hadi rifle in 243 for my first deer and many yotes. i am way to loving of my ar's to ever switch back for yotes and bobs often times have more than one come in or mess up on my first shot and all you can do is :ACRY: with a single shot more than one shot with a single you are wastin money not my ideal choice. :twocents:
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I shoot a t/c encore for all predators and have never regreted it my son shoots a nef .243/22hornet and same story the shoot just fine and the single shot thing has never been a problem
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Yup, just the one i was going to suggest, Ultra Varmit Fluted. i would get it .243 and pop for the best scope i could sqeeze out of myself..
I think the single shot makes you a better shot in you will try and make it count and not rely on filling the air with lead.
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buckmark not lead all copper :P :P :P :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: you can be a great shot with a single shot but try getting 2 3 4 yotes to line up for one shot :chuckle:
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Whatever is in your price range will work great :twocents:
If the .06 isn't cutting it, pick up an Inexpensive Handi Rifle. I had one that shot great.
Single shots sure beat sitting at home.
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one shot is great why not...
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buckmark not lead all copper :P :P :P :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: you can be a great shot with a single shot but try getting 2 3 4 yotes to line up for one shot :chuckle:
Sorry, yes copper. I did not mean anything malicious. I shoot more ground squirrels than yotes these days so the single is fun (but i will admit getting one on the run and following behind it and spraying dirt like in the old fighter pilot movies is fun) :brew:
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My buddy shoots a 243 ruger no1, the gun has cost him 2 bucks since he's been huntin, not sure how long that has been but atleast 10 years i assume. Last year he shot at a buck 500yds plus and before he could get another shot off it was way out of range. This year he told me he's missed the biggest buck in his life that wasn't dead or on a wall 30+"s. he's not one to exagerate so i know he wasn't BS'n he claimed it would be top 3 in washington. He shot at it once missed and it was raining he tried to put another bullet in but it slipped out of his hands cuz of the rain. He's been pissed for 2 weeks now
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I have a t/c encore with a heavy .223 barrel that I hunt dogs with and flat out love it.
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anyone who shoots at a deer at over 500 yards with a .243 should have to sit down and right an essay on how irrisponsible it is to shoot a game at extended ranges with a .243 :twocents:
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Whatever is in your price range will work great :twocents:
If the .06 isn't cutting it, pick up an Inexpensive Handi Rifle. I had one that shot great.
Single shots sure beat sitting at home.
What did you do with it :chuckle: :chuckle: Mark
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:chuckle: ;)
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nothing wrong with a single but if u look around howa weatherby an savage bolt guns arnt much more.
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I'd buy a single shot in a second if it meant I was waiting to afford something else and not being able to hunt. Call a few dogs in with archery equipment or a shotgun, and a 22mag will seem like a dream. Nothing wrong with a single shot, when calling, very few follow up shots are necessary.
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I know they are expensive, but I shoot a Cooper single shot bolt action rifle in .204. I keep rounds in my shirt pocket and have gotten doubles with it. I have also killed yotes' way out there on the second shot. I don't view the single shot part as a handi-cap at all.
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I shoot a .223 NEF single shot with a synthetic stock and have taken more then a few doubles with it.
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theres nothing wrong with shooting a single shot for predators(or anything else for that matter) i went from a .30-06 to a H&R ultra varmint (not the fluted one though) it worked just fine
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:hunter:---------miss-------- :bash: :(
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:mgun:---------miss--- :mgun:-------kill------ :)
Seems pretty easy to me!
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My buddy shoots a 243 ruger no1, the gun has cost him 2 bucks since he's been huntin, not sure how long that has been but atleast 10 years i assume. Last year he shot at a buck 500yds plus and before he could get another shot off it was way out of range. This year he told me he's missed the biggest buck in his life that wasn't dead or on a wall 30+"s. he's not one to exagerate so i know he wasn't BS'n he claimed it would be top 3 in washington. He shot at it once missed and it was raining he tried to put another bullet in but it slipped out of his hands cuz of the rain. He's been pissed for 2 weeks now
That gun did not cost him those two bucks!!! Yer friend needs to leard how to shoot that there gun.
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One shot! One Kill ! Love that
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I also forgot to mention I am left handed.. L hand bolt guns are harder to come by and tend to be more $$$. I've tried shooting a Rh bolt but can't do it very quick. :bash: My rem 700 06 cost about 200 bucks more than if it was a RH gun.. :bash: For those of you in the getting close thread do you think a shotgun across the lap and a single shot would do the trick? Or do you think i should just man up and shoot :bfg: I have? the diff in drop between a 22-250 and a 06 at 300yd is 5" and 400 is 10" Accelerator rounds have about the same ballistics as a 22-250... can you reload a accelerator? if so some info?
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Starting at about age 5, I learned to shoot/hunt with a single-shot .22. I really feel that a single-shot teaches you a lot more because you have to discipline yourself to make that first shot count. Took numerous doubles of jackrabbits/grouse with a $75.00 NEF 12 gauge. I have many more guns of all action types, but that old NEF is still one of my favorites. Discipline... Discipline... Discipline.
I have a few NEF and H&R single-shots in .223, .243, .25-06, .30-30, and .45-70... all great shooters.
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I shoot a .223 NEF single shot with a synthetic stock and have taken more then a few doubles with it.
That's what my nephew and cousin shoot. Very accurate and compact. I really enjoy shooting them.