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  1. #51
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Alright, sounds like this might work. Any time after 4:00pm is good.
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  2. #52
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Also I am warning you now they can be addicting... ask anyone here..
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  3. #53
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    well being 61 years old I am sure that a young guy like you will be able to take this old man to the cleaners with this one... but I am looking forward to it... sounds like fun and gives me something to do during the summer months.

    Thanks

  4. #54
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Maybe there might be an annual thing about to start that would be interesting...... especialy with more of the fourm.
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  5. #55
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Toady,
    I just got back from Alaska, so I was not ignoring your question. The .19-223 is based on the .223 case. The .19 Calhoon is based on the Hornet case.
    Two different cartridges. There is also the .19 Calhoon Badger. That is based on the .30 M1 carbine case.

    Jeff
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    SANS PEUR et SANS REPROACHE

  6. #56
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Quote Originally Posted by Pukindog View Post
    Toady,
    I just got back from Alaska, so I was not ignoring your question. The .19-223 is based on the .223 case. The .19 Calhoon is based on the Hornet case.
    Two different cartridges. There is also the .19 Calhoon Badger. That is based on the .30 M1 carbine case.

    Jeff
    Alaska? hope you had fun in the land of the midnight sun? Al of them sound interesting. I haven't played with any thing smaller than 20 cal, but maybe one of these days I'l get me a 17.....................
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  7. #57
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    I use a .300 win mag for a rifle and my Ruger Mark II for a pistol down in WV on my grandfathers farm. I killed a pig at 113 steps with the Ruger taking a rest off a fence post last year. My granddad uses a 22-250.
    AIDS - Aviation Induced Disease Syndrome

  8. #58
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    Got out today looking for them, jumped up on a hay wagon to glass the field a little better and promptly went through the rotten floorboard, twisting my left ankle about 180 degrees as I went down on it. Needless to say didn't get any shooting in
    The resident Saiga snob
    "You will never leave Harlan alive..."

  9. #59
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    OUCHHHHHHHHHHH... hope your ok......

    Take care.......

  10. #60
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    Default Re: Groundhog Hunting

    I bought my 223 used and if you think a 243 is loud, you should hear my 223, it came with a muzzle brake. I CAN shoot my 243 w/o ear protection in a pinch, but I just won't do it with the 223. The nice thing about the 223 is it weighs ~12 pounds and with the brake, it doesn't move at all when you shoot.

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