Thanks Heath. I didn't realize (silly me, if I had only searched, you are good about showing off your new purchases :)) it was already posted. Mea Culpa! I digerss.... That version, if I'm not mistaken, is the one with a detachable magazine? 3 rounds? I've heard good things about the Savages. I have the Remington 700 SPS Varmint 26" with 1/12" twist chambered .223. So far, one shot, one kill... .but lots of paper! I've gotta reseat the barrel with the stock because of the move has lost it's zero. We'll see how well it does on some pigs this weekend.G.A. Heath wrote:I just copied this from my post where I announced getting it:
Huge image: http://gaheath.com/gallery/albums/userp ... im0589.jpg
Its a good gun, shoots very well, and was zeroed out of the box. I would also like to boast its first shot outside of the factory was a PD kill.
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- Tue May 12, 2009 9:55 pm
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- Tue May 12, 2009 8:47 pm
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I'm a weird kind of guy. Heath, can we see pictures of this Savage 10XP? I'm a fan of the Savages... in fact, It's either a Savage or a Marlin for my next plinker. And great shooting (again).
- Tue May 12, 2009 8:10 pm
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I was being a *tad* sarcastic about the FN... just cause it's such a sweet rifle. Now, shooting pigs you're in my neck of the woods. I'm a fan of both Terry and Yoakum for pigs (had a lease in Terry for pigs, east of Brownfield), but when I was working in Yoakum, the County Clerk informed me of some good pigs to hunt there, but moved prior to getting a lease settled). Looking good man. If you ever are in need of another gun sometime, I'd be willing to pitch in some hunting fees or lease fees if I can. Not trying to beg, but given the area I live, it'd be a good trip if I was in Lubbock at the time.G.A. Heath wrote:The .22-250 is a Savage Model 10XP (exactly as it came from the factory). I have yet had a chance to get a yote with it, but I did come close, but he must have scented me or something moved off towards the direction where there are houses. The FN AR does not leave any prairie critter behind to verify the kill :)
We kill pigs in Terry and Yoakum counties. Prairie dogs and other varmints in Gaines, and hopefully soon in Andrews county.
Thanks for sharing. I will try to post some more pictures of some more coons around the house once I get them... maybe that feral cat will come out from under the house this week and I can get him too!
- Tue May 12, 2009 1:17 pm
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Dang Heath.
Great shooting, I'm sure you guys had a great time. Interested to know where you shot these prairie maggots? As you know I'm in Loraine (east of Colorado City), and we have no prairie maggots, just a few ground squirrels and some cottontails. Hope you had a good time.
Oh, before I forget, what 22-250 do you have? Do you use that to shoot yotes too? or the FN AR? LOL... FN AR for varmint hunting.... I've gotta see pictures. Sorry, I ventured off my tangent even. Talk to ya later.
--Brandon
Great shooting, I'm sure you guys had a great time. Interested to know where you shot these prairie maggots? As you know I'm in Loraine (east of Colorado City), and we have no prairie maggots, just a few ground squirrels and some cottontails. Hope you had a good time.
Oh, before I forget, what 22-250 do you have? Do you use that to shoot yotes too? or the FN AR? LOL... FN AR for varmint hunting.... I've gotta see pictures. Sorry, I ventured off my tangent even. Talk to ya later.
--Brandon