Lets see your yote rifle !

I don't know what to use for photo hosting these days. But it's a Remington 7600 in 30-06 with peep sights. Kinda just shoot them whenever I see them snooping around.

So plural guns. 30-06, 12 gauge, 17hmr, whatever I have handy at the moment.
 
Can I play along with this? Its only half rifle...
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Blaser ES67 16ga over 5.6x50R mag.
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Its crazy accurate as long as it is shooting light short and flat based bullets. These are 3 - 40grain varmageddons from a cold clean barrel each shot.
 
Got a Triggertech and new scope on the LVSF .204, it's a March 2.2-25x42 and should cover everything from gophers at 5 feet to coyotes at 500yards.

10x zoom is a wonderful thing.

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My fox getter:

CZ527 American
.223 Rem
Harris 9-13" bipod
Zeiss 3-12x50 Duralyt Illuminated
Lawrence Precision Moderator

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Currently shooting Federal Fusion 62gr

Scrummy
 
Whatever I have on hand is good enough for coyotes. If I'm bow hunting deer and one walks into range I take the shot... Turkey hunting and he sees my decoys and comes to investigate and suddenly my 12g is my coyote gun. Hell I even took one at 50 yards with my 338wm once.
 
TSPIRI said:
Whatever I have on hand is good enough for coyotes. If I'm bow hunting deer and one walks into range I take the shot... Turkey hunting and he sees my decoys and comes to investigate and suddenly my 12g is my coyote gun. Hell I even took one at 50 yards with my 338wm once.
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Is true enough. I've shot one with my 9.3x62...
 
My yote gun is my cheapest rifle and yet very accurate. I bought it so I could go out with it and have no worries and it has become a favorite of mine. We are also all shocked at how accurate it is. Doesn't have the feel of my higher end guns but shoots great
Savage Axis II in 22-250
Boyds Varmint stock -pillar and glass bedded
Bushnell 3-9x44
Harris bipod
 
Here's a p1ss poor pic of my yote rifle. Fluted stainless Savage 16 Canadian Classic in .223 w/Leupold vx3 4.5-14x50 varmint reticle.
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It's a real nice iron and a shooter but I wish it was in 22-250...

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I guess I should actually call this my beaver rifle since it's taken more beaver than it has coyotes in the last couple of years :)
 
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BrotherRockeye said:
Here's a p1ss poor pic of my yote rifle. Fluted stainless Savage 16 Canadian Classic in .223 w/Leupold vx3 4.5-14x50 varmint reticle.
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It's a real nice iron and a shooter but I wish it was in 22-250...
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I have one in 22-250 :stirthepot2:

Got it at my local Crappy Tire and I must admit that it's the first time I saw a Savage and just had to have it. They are a nice rifle and it shoots even better than it looks.
 
BrotherRockeye said:
Here's a p1ss poor pic of my yote rifle. Fluted stainless Savage 16 Canadian Classic in .223 w/Leupold vx3 4.5-14x50 varmint reticle.
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It's a real nice iron and a shooter but I wish it was in 22-250...

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I guess I should actually call this my beaver rifle since it's taken more beaver than it has coyotes in the last couple of years :)
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jiffx2781 said:
I have one in 22-250 :stirthepot2:

Got it at my local Crappy Tire and I must admit that it's the first time I saw a Savage and just had to have it. They are a nice rifle and it shoots even better than it looks.
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Just to follow up.... Here's a couple of pictures of my 22-250

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I should upgrade from the Nikon Prostaff but so far it has served me well. Everything you see in the pictures (except the hardwood floor lol) was a Crappy Tire impulse buy. First and last time that has ever happened (my CT has a rep for only stocking junk guns) but this purchase turned out great.
 
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Judging by all the photos in this thread, bipod of choice is a Harris style 13-25”. Good info, I think I’d prefer a fixed setup, my shooting sticks require too much fiddling in order to get set up.

Patrick
 
phinton81 said:
Judging by all the photos in this thread, bipod of choice is a Harris style 13-25”. Good info, I think I’d prefer a fixed setup, my shooting sticks require too much fiddling in order to get set up.

Patrick
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Shooting sticks suck, too much wiggle wobble making steady shots more difficult.

You're on the right track with a Harris type bipod but I've found that a fixed one also sucks. Every time you move your gun it's always going to end up sitting crooked.

You have to have one that swivels because you still need a certain amount of movement and you need to have the ability to quickly level the gun.

Just my .02
 
jiffx2781 said:
Shooting sticks suck, too much wiggle wobble making steady shots more difficult.

You're on the right track with a Harris type bipod but I've found that a fixed one also sucks. Every time you move your gun it's always going to end up sitting crooked.

You have to have one that swivels because you still need a certain amount of movement and you need to have the ability to quickly level the gun.

Just my .02
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Fair enough, any recommendations aside from the Harris S model?
 
phinton81 said:
Fair enough, any recommendations aside from the Harris S model?
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You can get a Champion pivot bipod for a bit less $$ and they aren't too bad. Or Amazon has some even cheaper ones (I think they're called FeelRight?) but the Harris will be built the strongest. I've bent the legs on a cheap chineseium bipod before, you get what you pay for.
 
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The Harris that pivots is pretty cool. You can tighten up the knob and it takes a little effort to pivot and steadies up pretty solidly.
 
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