Was there a wallup factor on the coyote though?
It had ALL the wallop..
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Was there a wallup factor on the coyote though?
Enough wallop I actually missed him by three feet and still killed him.It had ALL the wallop..
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Now that's some knock down powerI did the math
2005 Dodge Cummins
Curb Weight, 6,202 lbs. or about 43,414,000 grains
traveling at 35mph or about 51.333333 fps
about 253,936.85 ft/lbs of energy
That’s freaking awesome man! Congrats on a trophy and hunt of a lifetime. Bucket list hunt for me!People have asked if you would take a 223 on an expensive hunt. For me flying NZ to Alaska to chase Caribou is as expensive as ill probably ever do. I chose to bring the 223 as solo I wanted to spot shots 100% and i couldn't bring a suppressor in on the temp import permit. That and turns out most of my rifles when I actually measure them are 15.75" so a no go for the states.
Shot with a 73 Eld over Staball Match from a dirt cheap 16" 9 twist Howa Mini. Ended up shooting from the shoulder at 110m due to the way the terrain laid out with a gradual ridge. Followed up at the same range when it turned on the spot. First shot exited as can see second I recovered the base under the offside skins. Bull died within 20 yards. MV was 2745 so impact can't be too much lower.
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Well done, sir!People have asked if you would take a 223 on an expensive hunt. For me flying NZ to Alaska to chase Caribou is as expensive as ill probably ever do. I chose to bring the 223 as solo I wanted to spot shots 100% and i couldn't bring a suppressor in on the temp import permit. That and turns out most of my rifles when I actually measure them are 15.75" so a no go for the states.
Shot with a 73 Eld over Staball Match from a dirt cheap 16" 9 twist Howa Mini. Ended up shooting from the shoulder at 110m due to the way the terrain laid out with a gradual ridge. Followed up at the same range when it turned on the spot. First shot exited as can see second I recovered the base under the offside skins. Bull died within 20 yards. MV was 2745 so impact can't be too much lower.
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Great effort Kiwi. Report this on the home forum.People have asked if you would take a 223 on an expensive hunt. For me flying NZ to Alaska to chase Caribou is as expensive as ill probably ever do. I chose to bring the 223 as solo I wanted to spot shots 100% and i couldn't bring a suppressor in on the temp import permit. That and turns out most of my rifles when I actually measure them are 15.75" so a no go for the states.
Shot with a 73 Eld over Staball Match from a dirt cheap 16" 9 twist Howa Mini. Ended up shooting from the shoulder at 110m due to the way the terrain laid out with a gradual ridge. Followed up at the same range when it turned on the spot. First shot exited as can see second I recovered the base under the offside skins. Bull died within 20 yards. MV was 2745 so impact can't be too much lower.
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Heck yeah mate, awesome effortPeople have asked if you would take a 223 on an expensive hunt. For me flying NZ to Alaska to chase Caribou is as expensive as ill probably ever do. I chose to bring the 223 as solo I wanted to spot shots 100% and i couldn't bring a suppressor in on the temp import permit. That and turns out most of my rifles when I actually measure them are 15.75" so a no go for the states.
Shot with a 73 Eld over Staball Match from a dirt cheap 16" 9 twist Howa Mini. Ended up shooting from the shoulder at 110m due to the way the terrain laid out with a gradual ridge. Followed up at the same range when it turned on the spot. First shot exited as can see second I recovered the base under the offside skins. Bull died within 20 yards. MV was 2745 so impact can't be too much lower.
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I'm assuming you know but in case not, according to the barrel manufacturer I last ordered from he said the Gov spec for measurement includes tendon threads when we were discussing what length my blank needed to be to finish how I wanted.That and turns out most of my rifles when I actually measure them are 15.75" so a no go for the states.
I did not know that I measured with a measuring rod from muzzle to bolt face this barrel measures a smidge over 16.25" that way to be safe. I didn't want to play games. In the howa this is very very close to the total barrel length with tenon.I'm assuming you know but in case not, according to the barrel manufacturer I last ordered from he said the Gov spec for measurement includes tendon threads when we were discussing what length my blank needed to be to finish how I wanted.
Great bull, sounds like an awesome time
My experience with the Hornady 75 gr. BTHP on deer and feral hogs has been spotty at best. They tend to tumble and veer off course without breaking up a lot. I absolutely recommend the Fusion or the 73 gr. ELDM by far of the 75 gr, BTHP.Has your experience with the 75 BTHP been positive?