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Originally Posted by ingwe
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Triple duece with rem factory 50’s works pretty good

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Dats really a cool little gun!

Thanks, it sees alotta carry time


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Originally Posted by OSU_Sig
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I always wanted a Rem 600 in 222. To me, the vent rib wins the cool factor, hands down.

Hell ya, I agree. Now I need to install some big dumb swfa turrets and I’ll feel real cool!!😂😂


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Originally Posted by Theeck
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I may have missed it, but if you've been using .224" bullets, it may be very worthwhile to try the .223" .

My uncle collected all kinds of Winchester rifles and in a few he found. 223" bullets shot much better than the .224s did.

I didn't know this was a thing. There are bullets that are actually .223" diameter?
Yes, made for older 22 Hornets.


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Be sure and put red electrical tape around both ends and the turrets.


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IMR 4227 or Alliant 2400 can be used to duplicate 22 Magnum velocities.


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Originally Posted by Judman
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Nice. I know a 222 is a good coyote cartridge. I'm just worried about what it might do to a fox or bobcat pelt. Is that a Remington 600?

Yep 600, love it. I wouldn’t worry too much about 222 tearing up hides
Especially if you can slow en down or use a regular soft point and not an SX, TNT or Blitz style bullet.


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Originally Posted by OSU_Sig
Be sure and put red electrical tape around both ends and the turrets.


Haha or yellow!! 😂


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Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
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Triple duece with rem factory 50’s works pretty good

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Nice. I know a 222 is a good coyote cartridge. I'm just worried about what it might do to a fox or bobcat pelt. Is that a Remington 600?

Yep 600, love it. I wouldn’t worry too much about 222 tearing up hides
Especially if you can slow en down or use a regular soft point and not an SX, TNT or Blitz style bullet.

Ya I’ve been using the rem factory 50 psp, accurate enough don’t leave big exits.


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Originally Posted by Theeck
Originally Posted by BigNate
I may have missed it, but if you've been using .224" bullets, it may be very worthwhile to try the .223" .

My uncle collected all kinds of Winchester rifles and in a few he found. 223" bullets shot much better than the .224s did.

I didn't know this was a thing. There are bullets that are actually .223" diameter?

Just got back in, yes it's a thing, limited choices but worth a try.
My uncle had 218s, Hornets, k-hornets that I remember. His one Bee wasn't much of a shooter until he tried the smaller bullets. One other one didn't care as long as they were short. He used a lot of Speer 45gr sp.


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