Awesome looking Rifle Trent....I bet those short fat bullets will knock a Hog right off their feet! :eek: :chin: :wink: What kind of recoil does that Rifle have and will You be using it on Deer?Several Guys I have talked with down in GA seem to have plenty of Deer down there to Hunt! :chin: ;)

Wow...what a Beautiful and straight shooting Rifle,love that low sitting scope for sure...all You need now is a Coyote running across that wide open Field?

Sorry no one had any info on Your Remington CDL in the .204,I have a Friend thats into the Friends of NRA and he may know some info on that Rifle..I'll check with him and see if he has any info on it?Are You planning on shooting it or keep it un-shot for the Value?

Congratulations on a great looking Coyote....looks to have a nice thick Winter Coat!

Way to go DoubleUp....sometimes we deserve an easy shot every once in a while!


Just think of the ones You had to work extra hard to get....looks like that one is still trying to run away?

Come on Guys....Deer Season is upon us and there has got to be more of us Deer Hunters out there...tell Us what your going to use and show us some more of those great Deer Rifles! :wall: :wall: :mad: :D This weekend is the Youth Deer Season and next weekend (Nov 12) is our regular Rifle Deer Season....

"Congratulations" Shawn...what caliber Rifle You using there...love that long fluted barrel?

I'd like to "Thank all of You" here at .204Ruger,You all gave me the drive to go out and enjoy Coyote/Predator Hunting and all the great info on the great shooting .204 Caliber Rifles.

See that Guy on the end with the sign "Pichers"....thats about the extent of of Picture posting capabilities! :wall: :roll: :idea: :cry: :cry: Its killing me but I guess I'll try to post up some pictures because I did drag along my digital camera and take some really cool pictures of the C...

Update on my Coyote Hunting Adventures! Since I shot my first Coyote we have been going out and doing some serious Calling and Hunting on several different Properties where the Owners have been tired of being over run by Coyotes.My second score was at place with a high Ridge Field where the Coyotes ...

The .270 WSM I have seems to have some pretty good recoil....! :chin: :duh: Another thing to consider especially if You don't Reload your shells is the high cost of the WSM cartridges....I'm paying around $35.00-$40.00 for a box of 20 shells,if You went with a lighter grain bullet Your .243 will rea...

In the past Month I've shot 5 Coyotes with my new CZ-USA Model 527 .204 "Varmint" Rifle using Winchester 32 grain Ballistic Silver Tips and out of all the Coyotes only one was seriously damaged on its Fur/Pelt.She was broad side and when I shot I think she moved a little and it hit low and...

Yeah...I mean the whole Cartridge,still waiting on the local Dealer to get my SBK cartridge's in.

Oh yeah...thanks for all the "Eye Candy" Old Turtle...I never knew it would be that hard to locate the SBK bullets...I don't reload but it looks like it would be a good idea to start learning how!

I finally got someone to order me some of the SBK bullets in 39 grains....the local Hardware Store that has Shooting Supplies and Guns ordered me 2 boxes of the Federal V-shock 39 grain Sierra Blitz Kings and He's going to try and locate the Managed Recoil 7mm-08 shells for me also,hopefully the oth...