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Please vote your preference as to whether you like a single shot or a repeater as your varmint rifle. | ||
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Depends on what kind of "varmints" you're hunting. For colony varmints (prairie dogs) shot from a stationary location, I use my rifle as a single shot anyway and could care less whether it has a magazine. HOWEVER, most any action other than a bolt action is problematic when shooting from rest. The operating lever of a falling block sometimes won't clear the rest, and a break-open like the NEF or TC is terribly awkward in that it must be completely removed from the rest to reload. For coyotes and others on which a quick follow up may be needed, a magazine is advantageous. | |||
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Poll needs a third entry! Semi Auto I had played with the evil black rifles for fun but never for "serious" varminting until this winter. I built myself a AR15 in 204 Ruger with a RRA lower, JP Enterprise single stage trigger and a Accuracy Systems upper. Final package is a tack driving long range coyote killer, follow up shots are flawless or multiple call ins because sight picture not only isn't lost the cross hairs don't even leave the target. My vote goes for a 204 R. On a AR platform | |||
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Thank you bearcat. Semi Auto would fall in the "Repeater" vote. Also, a single shot bolt action like the new Remington XR-100 would be in the "Single Shot" vote. | |||
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I like a single shot for PD shoots for the following reasons: - I like Ruger No.1's, but don't go on expensive big game hunts with wood stocked rifles unless I am going to Africa with my .416. - Nice wood on a varmint rifle makes perfect sense: it is a lot easier to take of a varmint rifle - You only shoot one shot at a time anyway But the issue of a lever getting in the way is real. But I will live with it. | |||
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I am with Stonecreek on this... I prefer repeaters, as you can feed them single shot... and I like a bolt action over a Ruger Number One Style rifle for Varmint shooting... ON the other end, I am not an AR 15 kinda guy... In fact, even tho I have 10/22s for the kids around to shoot.. My preference and what I use is a Bolt Action CZ 452.. | |||
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It all depends on what I'm after. If it's PD's I am in no hurry and my single shot 22BR is often used. My call rifles will be repeaters. Hard to get a double let alone a triple with a single shot. Texas Verminator Verminator Predator Calls Pro Staff | |||
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1) I always load single shot to snipe at varmints at 100 yards. 2) I like a semi auto 10/22 for walking around shooting free hand at 100 feet. 3) For my next trick, I am going to get a semi auto 22 pistol and get even closer. | |||
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I like AR's, I like the fit and feel over most other rifles. Being a repeater is not real important to me. I have been looking into having a tube gun built and would probably go with the single shot. The most important part is that it would have the fit and feel of an AR. In fact, my next hunting rifle may be a DPMS LR-30S in 300 SAUM. | |||
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I like a repeater for when your spotlighting much easier to operate !! | |||
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Single shot, bolt action. I like the FN single shot. | ||
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