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pasquale91 Arfcom Callsign "Radio" Joined Apr 2009 Posts 3267 EE 0% (0) TX, USA	Posted: 8/5/2019 8:51:10 AM EST [#1] Quote History Originally Posted By Fordtough25: Sorry! https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/269204/1E35D02B-AA92-4C97-8125-36BC9FE08762_jpeg-1040141.JPG View Quote Nice!
	Originally Posted By Subnet: "Easily the most honkified truck I've ever heard. He pulls that rope like a 13 year old beats his dick."

Seven-Shooter FDE all the things! Joined Jul 2007 Posts 13122 EE 100% (69) VA, USA	Posted: 8/8/2019 3:59:22 PM EST [#2] Its amazing how different a good set of grips can make a gun feel. I think they look snazzy, too.
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Fordtough25 Member Joined Apr 2011 Posts 1108 EE 100% (245) IN, USA	Posted: 8/8/2019 4:09:28 PM EST [#3] Lookin good!!!

edwin907 Joined Jul 2004 Posts 4619 EE 100% (5) GA, USA	Posted: 8/12/2019 8:25:59 PM EST [#4] Not only does this thread have the best looking guns, it has some of the best photography. Well done, everybody!

4Truck Member Joined May 2003 Posts 2475 EE 100% (64) USA	Posted: 8/18/2019 2:07:15 PM EST [#5] Some new leather for the El Patron... Attached File

Seven-Shooter FDE all the things! Joined Jul 2007 Posts 13191 EE 100% (69) VA, USA	Posted: 8/19/2019 6:31:19 PM EST [Last Edit: Seven-Shooter] [#6] Stainless flattop .357/9mm. I haven't shot it yet because I just got the grips in; previously it was nigh unholdable due to the horribly thin grips, and the replacement wooden Hogues I put on it looked gorgeous but put my hand on the wrong spot. These Altamonts seem to hit that Goldilocks zone.
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steve88GT Member Joined Nov 2007 Posts 396 EE 100% (37) MI, USA	Posted: 8/29/2019 12:17:18 PM EST [Last Edit: steve88GT] [#7] Attached File Attached File My .357 New Vaquero that I bought off of a member here. She has been to Tyler's Gun Works for some tuning so I sent the grip frame to Chig's for some burl Walnut grips to make her extra special. Ain't she purdy?

TheQuadfather Member Joined Aug 2011 Posts 12051 EE 100% (796) TX, USA	Posted: 8/29/2019 6:12:27 PM EST [#8] Yep. Sure is!

styles Team Member Joined Nov 2000 Posts 1805 EE 0% (0) FL, USA	Posted: 8/29/2019 10:21:44 PM EST [Last Edit: styles] [#9] I will try this Attached File Pre-warning blackhawks in .45 and .357
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Posted: 9/1/2019 1:19:42 AM EST

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My beater .45 Colt New Model Blackhawk made in 2005. Bought it off of one of our local forums. It was stolen from the original owner and it turned up a few years later. It had some light rust, a bent front sight, the anodizing on the grip frame and ejector rod housing are scuffed and chipped. He said the original grips were trashed so he put on a new pair of factory laminates. They are too big for me so I swapped them for this old set of wood grips. I've got a better grip frame coming so I will swap it and ship it to Chig for less fancy grips. Maybe his light ivory micarta's.

I had it's twin that I sold and regretted. I couldn't pass this one up for the price. It's amazing how much decent Blackhawks are going for. The days of sub $300 shooters are long gone.

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Posted: 9/1/2019 12:16:43 PM EST

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My beater .45 Colt New Model Blackhawk made in 2005. Bought it off of one of our local forums. It was stolen from the original owner and it turned up a few years later. It had some light rust, a bent front sight, the anodizing on the grip frame and ejector rod housing are scuffed and chipped. He said the original grips were trashed so he put on a new pair of factory laminates. They are too big for me so I swapped them for this old set of wood grips. I've got a better grip frame coming so I will swap it and ship it to Chig for less fancy grips. Maybe his light ivory micarta's.

I had it's twin that I sold and regretted. I couldn't pass this one up for the price. It's amazing how much decent Blackhawks are going for. The days of sub $300 shooters are long gone.

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Firstly I can appreciate a solid shooter with scars! Secondly I agree 1000% on cheap blackhawks being a thing of the past. I bought one years ago for $320. A few months ago $499. Shew!

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Posted: 9/1/2019 4:29:22 PM EST

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Originally Posted By steve88GT:
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My beater .45 Colt New Model Blackhawk made in 2005. Bought it off of one of our local forums. It was stolen from the original owner and it turned up a few years later. It had some light rust, a bent front sight, the anodizing on the grip frame and ejector rod housing are scuffed and chipped. He said the original grips were trashed so he put on a new pair of factory laminates. They are too big for me so I swapped them for this old set of wood grips. I've got a better grip frame coming so I will swap it and ship it to Chig for less fancy grips. Maybe his light ivory micarta's.

I had it's twin that I sold and regretted. I couldn't pass this one up for the price. It's amazing how much decent Blackhawks are going for. The days of sub $300 shooters are long gone.

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Very nice! These are especially good as a “perfect packing pistol”. The aluminum grip frame and ejector rod housing keeps the weight down, and those big holes in the cylinder and barrel help too. I packed one just like it on many big game hunts, and used it a few times to administer the coup de gras when another shot from a high power rifle would have made a mess.

Consider having the grip frame polished, the anodizing polished off. A new grip frame may or may not be a good fit.

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steve88GT

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Posted: 9/1/2019 10:57:05 PM EST

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Originally Posted By Warhawk:

Very nice! These are especially good as a “perfect packing pistol”. The aluminum grip frame and ejector rod housing keeps the weight down, and those big holes in the cylinder and barrel help too. I packed one just like it on many big game hunts, and used it a few times to administer the coup de gras when another shot from a high power rifle would have made a mess.

Consider having the grip frame polished, the anodizing polished off. A new grip frame may or may not be a good fit.

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I polished the grip frame on the one I sold. I was inspired by one of Skeeter Skelton's old model Blackhawks that he polished. I didn't really like it once I did it. :(

You should see how bad the fitting is on this one. I don't think it can get much worse. But for $20 for the other I'll take a chance.

4Truck Member Joined May 2003 Posts 2479 EE 100% (64) USA	Posted: 9/5/2019 7:56:18 PM EST [#14] New addition. New Blackhawk. 4” 41 magnum. Attached File

Colt653 Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas Joined Feb 2001 Posts 24109 EE 100% (24) USA	Posted: 9/5/2019 9:10:52 PM EST [#15] Quote History Originally Posted By 4Truck: New addition. New Blackhawk. 4” 41 magnum. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/40939/18C0F1B3-B559-4496-A2F4-30AEF8339C8E_jpeg-1080140.JPG View Quote I like it .41 mag is a lot of fun ( if you handload )
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pukindog insignificant background character Joined Feb 2007 Posts 17118 EE 0% (0) TN, USA	Posted: 9/10/2019 3:04:33 PM EST [#16] Picked this up at the FFL today. Benn searching for one for about 2 months. Attached File
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prebans Joined Feb 2001 Posts 8316 EE 100% (15) WI, USA	Posted: 9/11/2019 9:19:50 PM EST [#17] Lipsey’s Ruger Blackhawk convertible flat top, comes with .45 acp and .45 lc cylinders.

corrosionguy Member Joined Mar 2010 Posts 7753 EE 100% (5) KY, USA	Posted: 10/8/2019 8:38:42 PM EST [#18] Picked this little gem up today,.357 Ruger with full action job and real stag grips. Attached File
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BriansM4 Joined Feb 2007 Posts 877 EE 100% (52) USA	Posted: 10/29/2019 11:27:04 AM EST [#19] Single Seven in 327 Mag

Tirador223 Perdona a tus enemigos pero recuerda sus nombres. Joined Sep 2001 Posts 6591 EE 100% (65) VA, USA	Posted: 12/31/2019 2:32:00 PM EST [#20]
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Dave_Markowitz

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Posted: 1/4/2020 11:41:57 AM EST

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I don't think I've posted anything in this thread.

Pietta New Model Army with gated Kirst Konverter and ejector rod, .45 Colt:

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Vintage-1878 Smith & Wesson Model 1-1/2 Single Action in .32 S&W (not Long), with original 19th Century Ideal bullet mold and reloading tool. The ammo shown was loaded using the tool, including the bullets cast in the mold. Used ~5 grains of 3Fg black powder.

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Ruger 50th Anniversary Blackhawk in .357. I replaced the uncomfortable for me plastic grips with rosewood grips from Ruger.

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Not shown are several others. Plus, this morning I ordered a 5.5" Uberti Bisley in .44-40 from Dixie Gun Works. Can't wait to get it.

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ZekeMenuar Member Joined Aug 2006 Posts 15254 EE 100% (4) USA	Posted: 1/8/2020 12:06:12 PM EST [#22] There's a story behind this Blackhawk. It belonged to my late ex-FIL My ex-wife inherited it. She's a sensible woman. She awarded me permanent custody. She only knows how to shoot guns. I get to deal with care and feeding. Makes a nice companion piece for the Buffalo Classic.
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Dave_Markowitz A little short for a Storm Trooper Joined Jul 2004 Posts 14719 EE 100% (1) PA, USA	Posted: 1/12/2020 4:24:44 PM EST [#23] My latest addition, an Uberti Bisley in .44-40 WCF from Dixie Gun Works: Attached File She shoots: Attached File This is my first Bisley and I really liked the grip for handling recoil. I also shot it with some more powerful black powder handloads. While it had a good amount of flip, recoil wasn't painful.
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SxPxDx Collator, Basement Level Joined Oct 2012 Posts 2205 EE 0% (0) FL, USA	Posted: 1/29/2020 9:14:58 AM EST [#24] Attached File Cimarron Model P Old Model in .45 LC Been lusting after these for 15 years and just picked these beauties up yesterday from my LGS, after sitting there all week while I was at Shot Show.

TriggerFish Keeping the smart in smart-ass. Joined Jan 2003 Posts 2789 EE 100% (2) AZ, USA	Posted: 2/22/2020 2:26:03 PM EST [Last Edit: TriggerFish] [#25]
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Stefan-DSO Joined Jul 2014 Posts 429 EE 100% (8) MO, USA	Posted: 3/9/2020 3:56:35 PM EST [#26] This is my Colt 2nd Gen 45, made in 1959 and my 1st Gen SAA 45, made in 1914. Pictured with my Winchester 1886 SRC in 45-70, circa 1895 according to the Cody letter.

Dog1 U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 Joined May 2001 Posts 56682 EE 100% (488) IN, USA	Posted: 3/19/2020 2:55:43 PM EST [#27]
	Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....." Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works."

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Posted: 4/30/2020 6:42:00 PM EST

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EMF/Pietta GW2 .45 Colt. This one has the best trigger of any clone I've handled, including my Smoke Wagon Deluxe Taylor Tuned action example.

If you hold the gun a certain angles, you can make out a remnant of a "Big Iron" marking on the barrel that used to be there. Big Iron was a budget model Cimarron used to sell, which was then replaced by their Pistolero line. I wonder what the story is on how that part made it on a EMF.

Dog1 U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 Joined May 2001 Posts 57401 EE 100% (488) IN, USA	Posted: 5/12/2020 4:48:44 PM EST [Last Edit: Dog1] [#29] Uberti 7th Calvary.
	Hansan: "This is a .30 caliber, gas operated, clip fed, semi-automatic rifle....." Soldier: "Look, you ain't sellin it to me, you're only showing me how it works."

pasquale91 Arfcom Callsign "Radio" Joined Apr 2009 Posts 3811 EE 0% (0) TX, USA	Posted: 5/20/2020 2:50:35 PM EST [#30] Quote History Originally Posted By Dog1: Uberti 7th Calvary. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9749/20200512_174506-1412952.jpg https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/9749/20200512_213028-1413308.jpg View Quote Nice!
	Originally Posted By Subnet: "Easily the most honkified truck I've ever heard. He pulls that rope like a 13 year old beats his dick."

bobweaver FENCE PROTECTED BY INVISIBLE DOG Joined Aug 2009 Posts 7606 EE 100% (126) TX, USA	Posted: 5/20/2020 5:37:57 PM EST [#31] Uberti Cattlemen II in 357. 3 click action and new hammer safety design with a floating firing pin.
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Posted: 5/21/2020 9:28:44 PM EST

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This beauty showed up today. I’ve been looking for a 3 screw flat top in .357. For a companion gun to the Winchester/Miroku 1873, also in 357. Its got a brass grip frame from a Super Blackhawk, custom front sight, Millett rear sight, case hardened frame, and Ivory micarta grips (that are too thick for me). It’s also been converted, and had an action job. I have a parts kit from a Super Blackhawk and may swap in that hammer, but the action is SWEET on this one so I may leave it alone.

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It’s a birth year gun, and joins my other Ruger birth year guns.

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Posted: 6/7/2020 2:21:06 PM EST

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the family mechanic gave me this to clean. its his fishing, snake-killing gun. he bought it new in 87. he takes better care of my truck than he does of this Ruger. grip frame had peeling paint, hammer has pitting, and general rustfullness. I got the rust off, polished the grip frame & oiled the thing up. gave it back to him this afternoon & he was pleased. I told him to use it, enjoy it, but give it to me once a year. I kinda wish I had taken before pics.

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steve88GT Member Joined Nov 2007 Posts 673 EE 100% (37) MI, USA	Posted: 7/4/2020 6:38:33 PM EST [#34] Attached File Happy 4th of July!

Tirador223 Perdona a tus enemigos pero recuerda sus nombres. Joined Sep 2001 Posts 6837 EE 100% (65) VA, USA	Posted: 7/4/2020 10:55:04 PM EST [#35] Looks like my image from many years ago died, so I'll try it again: Great grandfather and his Colt.
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Z09SS Retro Enabler Joined Feb 2007 Posts 4862 EE 100% (9) FL, USA	Posted: 7/7/2020 6:49:39 PM EST [#36] Got a Cimarron/Uberti USV Artillery to replace my EMF/Armi San Marco New Dakota. I got interested in the Spanish American War and wanted my revolver to look the part because I cannot afford an actual Krag Carbine.
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Birddog1911 39-05N 104-29W @ 7300' Joined Nov 2008 Posts 19794 EE 100% (88) CO, USA	Posted: 7/31/2020 1:23:22 PM EST [#39] Just picked it up today. Uberti Cattleman in .357. Now i just need my '73 rifle. Attached File
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03RN Brown Coat Joined Jul 2015 Posts 26265 EE 100% (79) NH, USA	Posted: 7/31/2020 4:57:48 PM EST [#40] Quote History Originally Posted By Birddog1911: Just picked it up today. Uberti Cattleman in .357. Now i just need my '73 rifle. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/180161/20200731_115408_jpg-1527410.JPG View Quote
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Dog1 U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 Joined May 2001 Posts 58066 EE 100% (488) IN, USA	Posted: 7/31/2020 5:03:16 PM EST [#41] Quote History Originally Posted By Birddog1911: Just picked it up today. Uberti Cattleman in .357. Now i just need my '73 rifle. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/180161/20200731_115408_jpg-1527410.JPG View Quote Nice...you do need a 73 rifle Love mine
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Posted: 7/31/2020 5:05:41 PM EST

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Originally Posted By Dog1:

Nice...you do need a 73 rifle

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Love mine

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Originally Posted By Birddog1911:
Just picked it up today. Uberti Cattleman in .357. Now i just need my '73 rifle.

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Nice...you do need a 73 rifle

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Love mine

How do they handle .357 mags?

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Dog1 U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 Joined May 2001 Posts 58067 EE 100% (488) IN, USA	Posted: 7/31/2020 5:09:41 PM EST [#43] Quote History Originally Posted By 03RN: How do they handle .357 mags? View Quote Mine is 45 Colt, and I run Cowboy loads. Being it's faithful to the Winchester with a toggle design I don't think you would want to run full power 357 through them
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Posted: 7/31/2020 9:04:17 PM EST

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Originally Posted By Dog1:

Mine is 45 Colt, and I run Cowboy loads. Being it's faithful to the Winchester with a toggle design I don't think you would want to run full power 357 through them

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Originally Posted By 03RN:

How do they handle .357 mags?

Mine is 45 Colt, and I run Cowboy loads. Being it's faithful to the Winchester with a toggle design I don't think you would want to run full power 357 through them

FWIW, I've done a bunch of research on the '73 in .357, and the consensus is that you can run standard loads through it with no issue, since it was proofed at even higher pressures. Now, 10,000 full power loads? Perhaps not. But lots of people do.

I'm replacing the springs before I even fire it, and having the screws hardened, since these seem to be near standard issues. A shame, really, since we pay so much for the damned things.

Bullets, blades, bourbon, and buoyancy. Not necessarily in that order.

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Originally Posted By Birddog1911:

FWIW, I've done a bunch of research on the '73 in .357, and the consensus is that you can run standard loads through it with no issue, since it was proofed at even higher pressures. Now, 10,000 full power loads? Perhaps not. But lots of people do.

I'm replacing the springs before I even fire it, and having the screws hardened, since these seem to be near standard issues. A shame, really, since we pay so much for the damned things.

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Is your 1873 a Miroku? I have one, A 357 Trapper, I don’t intend to push it with flamethrower loads but I’m going to be afraid of factory level ammo either.

If you’re a handloader, look at the data on Lil Gun powder. It produces velocity with much lower pressure than other powders. Doesn’t seem possible, but I called the Hodgdon tech people and they confirmed that the data is correct. The drawback to Lil Gun is that it burns very hot, so I wouldn’t use it for any rapid fire use.

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Birddog1911 39-05N 104-29W @ 7300' Joined Nov 2008 Posts 19797 EE 100% (88) CO, USA	Posted: 8/1/2020 9:32:27 AM EST [#46] No, it's a Uberti. But with what I've read, I'm confident that standard. 357 loads will be alright. It'll mostly see .38s, or low loaded .357, anyway. I'll save magnum loads for when I'm in the field. I really want to hit a coyote with some hard cast.
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Posted: 8/1/2020 12:59:40 PM EST

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Originally Posted By Birddog1911:
No, it's a Uberti. But with what I've read, I'm confident that standard. 357 loads will be alright. It'll mostly see .38s, or low loaded .357, anyway. I'll save magnum loads for when I'm in the field. I really want to hit a coyote with some hard cast.

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I don't remember ever shooting a coyote with a cast bullet. But I did whack a large bobcat with one once. I was hog hunting with a 45-70 and this bobcat came by about 125 yards out. Punched a neat 1/2 inch hole through both shoulders and the heart. Very little damage to the hide.

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03RN

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Posted: 8/1/2020 10:12:07 PM EST

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Originally Posted By Warhawk:

I don't remember ever shooting a coyote with a cast bullet. But I did whack a large bobcat with one once. I was hog hunting with a 45-70 and this bobcat came by about 125 yards out. Punched a neat 1/2 inch hole through both shoulders and the heart. Very little damage to the hide.

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Good to know. I got him at about 150 yards with a. 308 shooting 165gr game king

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