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The TAC is not "on the heels" of the 204. The TAC is what the 204 wishes to have been. Get the VARTARG.
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Due to there being no gap in the bottom of the action a single shot action twists less on firing and as such is normally more accurate. Most factory bolt action magazine fed rifles should deliver MOA, but most single shots will be half that. At 400 yards that means a 2" group against a 4" group. All my rifles ( 22LR AMT excepted) are single shot, I can only remember one time a fox got away from me because the 17AH I had with me was single shot. I would also opt for the 20VT, it will do pretty well all the 204 will assuming you are not going out to 500 yards that often. A Last edited by Alycidon; 11-23-2016 at 09:53 AM. |
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Keeping a magazine full- removing it, filling it, replacing it, takes my focus off scanning for or watching vermin longer than single shot. Single shot is automatic for me, more efficient. I also use James Calhoons single shot followers in my CZ's. |
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Single shot in the rat patch for me also don't like chasing my brass around.
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Well the rifle has been sitting a while so maybe it will sit a little longer as I am now having a hard time selling the 204 for a single shot but would love to try the rifle so maybe a couple weeks and I'll layaway the rifle and within a few more weeks I'll purchase it.
Once I got into the 20 tac I must of read a 100 different posts on 3 different websites about a 20vt and since then it has caught my attention thoroughly. And I'd love to try one but to build one or buy a new cooper is out of the question as the need isn't there. But this opportunity has fallen into my lap for a used (in original box, tap still sticky (like new) cooper, with redding type s bushing dies, brass and billets for 1/3 of the price of a new cooper. Hard not to consider it Last edited by Matt_3479; 11-24-2016 at 03:18 AM. |
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Hey Matt,
I have a proposition for you...PM me the contact information for someone in authority at your "favorite gun store" and I'll make it so you won't have to worry about making that dreaded decision of moving from a Remington repeater to a Cooper single shot!!! How's that for an offer to afford you peace of mind Happy Thanksgiving my friend
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From my experience of looking for LH Varminters and Montana Varminters over the past few years, I have seen almost no repeaters (maybe about two, total). There must be a reason for that.
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I am not saying I wouldn't call coyotes with a single shot, but If there was a repeater, I would take it every time. |
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