Whats your varmint rifle? pics :)

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Sig 516 Carbon TS w/ vortex Strikefire II red/green dot.

My primary one is this Kimber of Oregon .22 Hornet - bottom rifle.


I spend more time with this little .36 flintlock; small game AND varmints.

When I really need to reach out there it's either this Sav M99A (bottom) or my old Ruger M77. Both are in 250/3000. The M77 does under .5" and the M99 about an inch.

22-250 Savage!!

Was this:

The Axis, not the .45's. Now it's this:

Traded the Axis and his old 870 to my son (shooting the AR) for his DPMS Sportical. It's also my new deer gun.

I don't actively hunt vermin, but I have a green LED spotlight on my M4 for such critters that might come around in the night. It's .223, of course. I also have a .22 magnum, have only taken a turkey tom with that one.

Actually, so far, all I've taken with the M4 is a deer.....

Got a few, here's my fav.

Savage Predator 10 in .243. EGW scope mounts, BSA 4x16 x40 scope, with a Burris FFII red dot for short range. Duracoated FDE and oversprayed with Krylon in a net pattern. My favorite load is 87gr Vmax handload. It's dynamite out to 300+ yards on coyotes and crows. A couple of hogs have been invited to the dinner table with this rifle also.

heavy barreled rem 700 for waiting them out and a light tikka for walking up on them.

this little H&R in .204Ruger gets strapped to the atv, propped in the corner of abtractor cab quite often.

I’ve used lots of different ones. I guess the one I have used most often lately is a contender rifle with a suppressor. I can open the door to the balcony, shoot the coyote around the chicken coop and not even wake up the wife downstairs.




For hogs this year I have been using my suppressed 458 socom with an Oasis thermal.

I forgot about my very accurate .257 Roberts, maybe a little big, but accurate as all get out.

ohihunter2014 said:

what is it?

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Mossberg MVP thunder ranch, 223. That's a insurance pic. It normally wears a gemtech G5 suppressor. Shoots 1 MOA or better with Hornady 75 grain BTHP match, and is terror on turkeys and deer.

Savage model 11 Trophy Hunter in .22-250; Boyd’s Stock...

I have spent many happy hours creating loads for this rifle...

ohihunter2014 said:

Boyds classic?

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Yes -very good ID! I had to purchase the bottom metal from Savage; I am very happy with it.

Here's my cz 527 carbine in .223. warne quick release rings, Leupold 2-7 compact scope. Use it for coyotes and plinkIng. Excuse the cruddy pic.

RRA I built several years back.

Hey Bones741, what ammo do you put through the CZ and what groups do you get? Thinking about getting one. Got the 452 Trainer and it's a shooter.

Dinosaur1 said:

Hey Bones741, what ammo do you put through the CZ and what groups do you get? Thinking about getting one. Got the 452 Trainer and it's a shooter.

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I usually shoot whatever I can get my hands on beside steel case stuff when plinking. Im sure it would handle that no problem though. I use 55 grain Hornady softpoints for hunting because that's what I initially zerod it for and it shoots them well. It groups just about an inch at 100 yards with the Hornady. Never actually measured the groups but I'd say about the size of a quarter or less easily.

Remington 700 sporter in 22-250. Handloads with Hornady 55 gr V-max. Red mist on prairie dogs and drops yotes drt. fun gun and caliber to shoot.

entropy said:

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The Axis, not the .45's. Now it's this:
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Traded the Axis and his old 870 to my son (shooting the AR) for his DPMS Sportical. It's also my new deer gun.

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Enjoy the Sportical. As you probably already know they can take a licking. My son has one as his primary hog rifle and it has never failed him.