Coyote ar platform

[gunbear]

I have a 6.5 Grendel that works for coyote and deer. .223 should be good for coyote though and more available

 

[MallardSX2]

.204 ruger would be what I would be using if it was me.

Here you go.

204 Ruger Upper - .204 Ruger Complete Uppers

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[Fadetoblack188]

I have decided on a 6.5 Grendel!

 

[JjamesIII]

Not a bad round for a small frame ar. It’s enough for mid range coyotes east coast.

 

[huntincoues]

Always wanted to do one as well but never have. Always seem to revert back to a 223 or 224 valk

 

[Darryle]

Have you given any thought to the new 6 ARC? Get a complete upper and put it on one of your current AR15's easy peasy and it even has factory ammo if you don't reload.

Excellent choice.....

I bought two different Aero Precision 6 ARC uppers from Brownells last year. 1st one shot so so, 2nd one was better. Killed a few coyotes with it, then sold it, and built an upper with a Shilen/Ranier Arms barrel.

This one is a f'ing hammer, 1/2 MOA with 87 Bergers at 3000.

Still waiting to pop it's cherry though.

This is exactly the route I went, mainly because I want the kids to use it for deer and needed a very adjustable stock for a 7yo, 12yo and a 16yo.

A little goofy video from Classic Firearms, but listen for the comment about Stag Arms and one of their employees using it to kill an Elk.

 

[tbam160]

22-250 would have to be in an AR10 ar15 could do 224 Valkyrie, 6.5 Grendel, or 6arc

 

[ramsdude47]

That video is indeed goofy but it excites me lol I just picked up a CMMG 6mm ARC

 

[2buffalo]

I have s Bushmaster varminter that is a tack driver. I never feel under gunned but also don't shoot past 500.

 

[martin248]

300 blackout? i want to suppress, but don't know if that will be enough.

 

[2buffalo]

Depends how far you want to shoot.

 

[ETtikka]

Gonna be hard to be Larue for the money,regardless of caliber

I appreciate the fact that they make their own barrels, triggers, uppers, lowers, stocks, etc in Texas.