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Old 12-09-2011, 01:14 PM
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DPMS, lower
5.56mm. or 223,
S.S. fluted competition barrel, free floating,
adjustable trigger,
Handloaded ammo, with my Dillon 550B,
Compensating scope for bullet drop,

Built it myself with a bunch of itty bitty parts.

At 200 yards I have a group that will cover about 1.5". As long as I do my part.

Looks great! I'm thinking of a similar setup, though my DPMS AR 10 in 7.62 51 (or 308 win) with 4.5-14 nikon works good.
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Old 12-09-2011, 06:18 PM
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Sweet weapons guys!
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Old 12-09-2011, 10:55 PM
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Sweet weapons guys!
I agree, Todd.
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Old 12-10-2011, 05:11 AM
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Default Stupid coyote

Well they get stupid real fast if they venture in sight of my scope.
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Old 12-10-2011, 07:53 AM
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Man look at that Jerky and Sausage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man that looks good! I got a guy here that make the best breakfast sausage Ive ever eatin. In Sc were aloud to kill like 5 bucks per hunt unit and they used to have doe days like every fri and sat in the hunt unit I hunted in. The season starts in Sept and ends Jan !. So Id kill alot of does just to make the sausage. Id take 1 or 2 nice bucks if I saw them. Some of these guys around here will kill them just to kill, I cant do that. I only kill what we will eat. Squrells dont count, they are rats with bushy tails that live in trees, and get into your shop, and destroy things. I shoot them and feed them to the dogs. Kinda like a treat, LOL
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Old 12-10-2011, 06:37 PM
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Vince,
Its is as good as it looks! Just had jerky and Kielbasi with cheese for a snack.
Nice job on the coyote!
nikster and Cub 123, Those rifles are way out of my league but I bet they are fun to shoot.
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Well my custom made (PA) built 7mm T&R mag did the job at 9:30 yesterday morning, Up to this point I had seen a button buck and a big one horned spike buck and at 9:30 my Dad calls and asked how the action was going and it wasn't 30 seconds here comes this doe not 40 yards away (while I'm on the phone with pop) so I tell him I got to go I'm going to take this deer so she just stands there and watches me close my phone put it in my pocket and raise my gun and she didn't go 50 yards. This is the 2nd doe for me this year and probably my last deer for this season.


Oh and here is the turkey I got this spring, It sure has been WET most of the time this year.
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Eric,
Congratulations on harvesting a nice doe!
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Way to go Eric, nice plump butterball doe
Now the fun begins.
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Here's our deer room, you could say we're whitetail crazy
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