One gun, one caliber
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Im going to say a red wolf hp .177 with a 700cc bottle on it! Very versatile, even though I dont have one yet, but soon!
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Evanix Rainstorm .30 cal
Rugged, dependable, accurate, easy to work on, non regulated and easily tunable up to 100 FPE and down to 60 FPE in seconds
Rugged, dependable, accurate, easy to work on, non regulated and easily tunable up to 100 FPE and down to 60 FPE in seconds
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.30 Cal.
Uragan, Vulcan 3 long, Evanix, Daystate Renegade, Vulcan 2 Tactical, or another one comfortable for you, but accurate with as much shots per fill as possible.
You will be in excess for doves, but adequate for medium size like coyote and javalina.
Another alternative would be a Wolverine HP or a Vulcan 3 long both in .25 Cal shooting the JSB 34 grains at almost 57 foot pounds energy.
Uragan, Vulcan 3 long, Evanix, Daystate Renegade, Vulcan 2 Tactical, or another one comfortable for you, but accurate with as much shots per fill as possible.
You will be in excess for doves, but adequate for medium size like coyote and javalina.
Another alternative would be a Wolverine HP or a Vulcan 3 long both in .25 Cal shooting the JSB 34 grains at almost 57 foot pounds energy.
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In fact, it would be much more efficient in all aspects to have only two rifles:
- A .30 Cal for all purpose that you can know and control perfectly; and
- A Big bore for deer hunting.
Those mice and cricket hunters will defend the .177.... I do agree that a .30 Cal is to much energy for a cricket.
Yesterday I had a hunting with shots mainly longer than 100 yards.
I am constantly shooting with all my rifles. Not all have the same drop.
I am certain that using the same rifle for 99% (1% or less is the big bore need) of personal shooting should give much better results.
The Vulcan 3 long in .30 Cal is my project and bet.
- A .30 Cal for all purpose that you can know and control perfectly; and
- A Big bore for deer hunting.
Those mice and cricket hunters will defend the .177.... I do agree that a .30 Cal is to much energy for a cricket.
Yesterday I had a hunting with shots mainly longer than 100 yards.
I am constantly shooting with all my rifles. Not all have the same drop.
I am certain that using the same rifle for 99% (1% or less is the big bore need) of personal shooting should give much better results.
The Vulcan 3 long in .30 Cal is my project and bet.
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Daystate Huntsmans .177.
Lightweight ammo is easier to carry.
If things go to crap, there will be no deer, squirrels, or rabbits; history has shown this.
The menu will be birds and rodents, along with some other unsavory addition.
Minimum damage, and eat everything.
Lightweight ammo is easier to carry.
If things go to crap, there will be no deer, squirrels, or rabbits; history has shown this.
The menu will be birds and rodents, along with some other unsavory addition.
Minimum damage, and eat everything.
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