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Thanks man!

I could Maby try to do that but there are some great videos in that topic as well. I am by no means an expert and honestly it tricks me sometimes also. The easiest way to try and see the difference is in mils 3 clicks gets you almost an inch. Where moa it’s 4 clicks. Moa is technically more precise but not enough to make a difference. I think mil reticles in the scopes today are way better than moa. That’s the main reason I choose mils. But whatever you choose it really doesn’t matter it will make more sense as you use it. And stick with one or the other I used to shoot moa but switched to mils and it is just easier for me it’s in a base 10 system.

It’s a 22-250 right now but it’s not going to stay that way forever. It’s going to be my night time coyote hunting rig.

I’m in Missouri

@sampietroburgo oh nice, I'm trying to get into night shooting but I don't know anyone whose got a rig for me to try out to see if I even like it before I spend a few grand on my own 😂

@@BusterCherry208yea definitely a good idea to look through some optics’s first.

Thanks man

Thanks a lot man!

Yes sir🔥

It is from preferred barrels

Barrel is 18in shooting the 60grain tmk and I’m getting 3500 fps and not even pushing on it. Just breaking it in.

Thanks a lot man.

I run the fox pro x24

Dispatch load... I like that👍

@@meatbagmusic4426yea that’s just something I’ve always done. Can save you a lot of money and hassle in a pinch.

Thanks man

I hope so man it’s an awesome can. And it will still work fine. Also there may be a fix for it. If it works I’ll have to do a video on it here in the future.

@sampietroburgo built mine with a grayboe ph 2 stock, carbon 6 18in barrel, big horn action. Waiting on my mark 4 scope then I'll be ready to start hunting.

@@christopherdodson323that sounds like a killer set up. Good choices of components.

@@Sojournart Keeping coyotes out would be nearly impossible and why would it matter if he eats a coyote? If you don’t want to watch it go elsewhere. Go watch some Barney videos or something of the softer nature..

No I don’t eat the coyotes I keep them from eating the worlds food. A coyote proof fence is nearly impossible they dig and climb. If they want in they will find a way or make one. It would cost millions of dollars to build something that may even come close to keep coyotes out.

Thanks!

Thanks

Yea been busy lately but got her figured out now.

That’s right Amen

Yea man I’ll let you know if I do. I may having something else I can put it on though.

@@sampietroburgo ok. Let me know. I’m in Nebraska. Where in Missouri are you? North south east west? I’m originally from NE Missouri.

@@joshuaschenk2661I’m in southern Missouri

@@sampietroburgo beautiful area there!

Yea I bet your gun will be a straight tac driver. I’m going to start out running the 60gr tmk. But I would like to try some of the 62s at some point

You already know hahaha

Thanks!

Thanks man. Yea that’s exactly what it is. It totally slipped my mind when I was making the video.

Thanks!

I’ve actually thought about getting a fde scope. I just had that one laying around. But I like the black otherwise but I totally see what you see though man.

Yea she was not cheap but a gun that will out shoot me and also last forever. It’s all worth it to me. And thanks man.

Thanks!

Thanks man it came out good I think

Aim was at the shoulder. I think the shotgun shot a bit high but definitely hit her very good. The choke was a stock full benelli choke. I think it’s a .689 constriction choke.

@@sampietroburgo thanks for the response.

He went about 30 yards and then piled up. 50-60 yard shot with the shotgun doesn’t always drop them that far out.

It’s is million dollar baby

It seems to be a pretty nice scope. I gotta to test it out though. I’ll probobly make a review once I use it for a while.

I’m running a canon xa65. I don’t know what you’re running but your videos always look good.

Yea sir👊

Yea I like the fox pro x24. I’m definitely wanting to try some other stuff though. But fox pros are great

So... quick and clean. Why does that make you sad?

You would be wrong then. I keep coyotes off the chickens and away from our baby calf’s. Also the baby fawns need help to.

Edward keep your panties on

@edwardkaufman8930 I have to admit, that I don't understand why you would say that... because he is a coyote hunter... that he "must not be a farmer". Why? I am simply trying to understand your logic on that.

Sorry you feel that way but if your baby calf’s were killed that you have invested all your time and money into. I think you would change your mind.

The coyote kills pets, small farm animals, and children. That you choose not to do harm to animals is very admirable, but there are times, when we must defend our family, and farms, and our way of life.

Some people are not built to kill animals I totally get that. But some of us are. God has his ways to keep animals in check.

Nothing "cruel"...nor "criminal"... about this.

Oh yea

Yea thermal is a whole other world

It was pretty good lots of birds gobbling.

Thanks so much yea it’s a tone of good fun.

Thanks

Not sure never tried it

No, it doesn't hurt the coyote. I asked him. He said it felt quite refreshing.