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Only the top of his head was visable at 165 yards, so I sent a 300 grain SMK his way




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Nice shooting!!


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Great shooting, JWP! I love your "varmint" rig! beer



"Ignorance you can correct, you can't fix stupid." JWP

If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming.

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Sweet!!! I had a 338 Lapua at one time, I think I need another!
 
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Nice rig, but did you have enough energy to have ethically taken that coyote?



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Nice rig, but did you have enough energy to have ethically taken that coyote?


Hang on a second Hitman, let me grab my calculator and figure out if he had enough energy to actually kill that coyote -- he might be faking it....... Big Grin



"Ignorance you can correct, you can't fix stupid." JWP

If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming.

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"Building Carpal Tunnel one round at a time"
 
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Nice rig, but did you have enough energy to have ethically taken that coyote?


Hang on a second Hitman, let me grab my calculator and figure out if he had enough energy to actually kill that coyote -- he might be faking it....... Big Grin


I don't think he's faking



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I don't know JWP, might should have "paid the insurance" with one more round?

Nahh, don't think he's gonna need that hide anymore, do you?

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Nice shot, well done.


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I don't know JWP, might should have "paid the insurance" with one more round?

Nahh, don't think he's gonna need that hide anymore, do you?

Michael


Yup, I'd have shot him at least two more times -- just to make sure.



"Ignorance you can correct, you can't fix stupid." JWP

If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming.

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I shot 225 grain Hornady soft points on groundhogs for a summer out of a 338 lapua. Sako m995. It worked.
 
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That's good shooting... What type of cheek piece is that on your gun?
 
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I use my 7mmRM w/ 140gr Ballistic tips for woodchucks on occasion. The BT's are to explosive for real game.
 
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That's good shooting... What type of cheek piece is that on your gun?



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Nice shot there JWP !
I've popped a few with my 338 Lapua Imp /300 SMK and none ever required a finishing shot !
 
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Is that the wind I here whistling through his ears? Big Grin
 
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JWP, AWESOME!

FYI: THere's a wolf season in Montana now. Not sure where you live, but you are cordially invited out here to see if the 338, though seemingly sufficient to kill a coyote, will work on a wolf. I have my doubts, the only way to prove it is to kill one.

I've read about your long muley kill this year, now this. Any chance you'd put a list of equipment that you use down for us?
 
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JWP, AWESOME!

FYI: THere's a wolf season in Montana now. Not sure where you live, but you are cordially invited out here to see if the 338, though seemingly sufficient to kill a coyote, will work on a wolf. I have my doubts, the only way to prove it is to kill one.

I've read about your long muley kill this year, now this. Any chance you'd put a list of equipment that you use down for us?



Thanks for the invite, I'd love to smok a Wolf. They are rather reclusive and difficault to hunt, at least in Alasks they are.

My equipment consists of a Kestrell 3500 pocket weather station, inorder to get barometric pressure, temp, humidity, and wind speed. I also use the Nightforce version of Ex-bal ballsiticsa targeting software program. I have it on my desk top computer as well as a handheld computor that I can take into the field. If the operetunity presents itself for a truely long shot I can imput real time data for more precise infomation. I also use ballistic card that I make and carry in my shirt pocket.

Ballistics cards



Hand held computer and the Kestrell 3500




I also use a Swarovski laser range finder


I hope I have answered your question


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Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened.
- Winston Churchill
 
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JWP,

You did answer and thanks.

Impressive kit for the long shots.

Best of luck smoking yotes and wolves.
 
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