Posted by Banditfarmer on November 12, 2010 at 16:15:51 from (174.103.158.110):
In Reply to: .223 or .22-250? posted by in-too-deep on November 12, 2010 at 10:38:29:
What kind of varmints are you going to shoot? I mostly have ground hogs to deal with or the occasional coyote. The biggest problem I have is deflections from grass or tree limbs on the 223 or 22-250. I have a 243 with hallow points (good for 100 yards) and it gets them but, For all around varmints I now go with a 44mag single shot rifle that gets them every time brush or no brush. The 44 is as cheep as the other rifles Ive had to do reloads on. I would look around your local gun shops and see whats out there. You maybe surprised on what you might find. Bandit
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