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looking for a good coyote bullet that wont destroy the pelt
#21
A few years ago Barnes made up some 110gr solid 6.5 bullets. I shot some varmits with them and they did NOT damage the pelt If any ever come back on the market every varmit hunter should buy a couple hundred.
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#22
Yea, the cost is what keeps me from the Barnes. Swift Sciroccos are in that same boat. Great bullets though. I just can get the same results from a much less expensive bullet.
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#23
hm2 clark Wrote:A few years ago Barnes made up some 110gr solid 6.5 bullets. I shot some varmits with them and they did NOT damage the pelt If any ever come back on the market every varmit hunter should buy a couple hundred.

Yep, I've got several hundred stocked away! Gorgeous bullets, too!
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#24
F T ATF:mad: One of their most asinine rulings yet.
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#25
I'm new to the 6.5G game and in the process of picking my first bullet for yotes. Think I'll go with the Hornady 95 V-Max based upon my results with the 65 V-Max in my Lilja .243. Little hole going in, big mess inside, no exit hole. That 65 V has been good to me, so the 95 V in 6.5G seems like a possibility. R
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#26
I agree and have those same results.
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#27
Rod Wrote:I'm new to the 6.5G game and in the process of picking my first bullet for yotes. Think I'll go with the Hornady 95 V-Max based upon my results with the 65 V-Max in my Lilja .243. Little hole going in, big mess inside, no exit hole. That 65 V has been good to me, so the 95 V in 6.5G seems like a possibility. R
I'd be cautious on that one. I'd wager you may get a small hole and then a large one where the fragmentation cavity stretches past the hide of the yote on the other side.WinkBig Grin I could be wrong though. I'm just guessing based on the extra 30 grains of lead. Worth trying though.

For non-expansion/non-fragmentation I'd try the 120gr. Norma FMJ on hides. It may do the least damage if no other solids are available.
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#28
The Norma 120 grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) is perfect for saving pelts. Shoots very accurately too. They are in and out of stock at Midway.

RR
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