.17HMR
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savageboy23
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Re: .17HMR
Anyone else having problems finding 17 shells? I was going to order a brick from midway until I saw the postage and insurance fees. I'll just wait it out and snag a few boxes here and there when I find it.
Remington 700 sps varmit with Leupold vx-3 6.5-20 adj objective HS Precision stock and timney trigger
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Bodei
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Re: .17HMR
Cabelas has Hornady for 13.99, which I refuse to pay. 11.99 is the max I'll pay because that about equals the shipping price from Midsouth when they are on sale.
K = ½mv2
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Bill K
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Re: .17HMR
Graf and sons had it for 12.99, they may still have it. Bill K
Re: .17HMR
For spring prairie dog pup shooting when there are a lot of targets within 150 yards a accurate rifle chambered for the 17 HMR is the rifle to have. I can hit them at longer ranges with my Cooper 57 M LVT rifle but I like it when the bullet still has the velocity to open up, better splatter factor. Im a 17 caliber fan and have a 17 HM2 rifle for the shorter shots and a 17 Hornet, 17 Fireball, 17 Rem, and a 204 Ruger for shots beyond 150 yards. If I could have only one varmint rifle it would the a 204 Ruger. But for shooting prairie dogs I like the low muzzle blast and recoil of the 17 caliber rim fire and center fire rifles.
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Captqc
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Re: .17HMR
Ruger 77/17 and Henry lever action. Is two enough? 
Gary
Gary