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I'm partial to the 17-222 just because I think it's a better bore to case capacity ratio and I'd be ok giving up a little velocity for less frequent cleanings but if you're chasing velocity the 17-223 is your huckleberry. |
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With the bushing die not sizing the entire length of the neck would that not cause chambering issues? Seeing as I’ve never done this before it is totally foreign territory to me but it seems as it wouldn’t allow the round to sit properly causing potential issues with bolt not locking up? |
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All three are good medicine for red foxes here in Australia. Marcus |
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Any interest in a 17 hmr? I have a like new Volquartsen custom shop 17 hmr that I am about to put on the market.
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Unfortunately looking for a centerfire. Thank you though
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Good luck on your sale. Hal |
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In that case, with the inclusion of coyotes, I'd be hard pressed to use anything but a .17Rem. I think a .204 might be even better for longer rang yotes.
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