Rick in Oregon
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Feature in the local paper telling me it's time to get out for rockchucks. Like I didn't know. 
My chuck barometer agrees, they're up sunning themselves and virtually begging for a .20 caliber 32gr offering.
Watch out for obstacles, take careful aim.....
I've come to the conclusion that for my use here, the 20Vartarg just might be the ideal choice for these guys. The report is so mild as to not really disturb other chucks on their respective rock dens nearby.
I've used my Anschutz M1715D 17HMR on them too, but limit my shots to head-shots only, and keep the range under 150 yards to about guarantee no crawl-offs. Compared to the Vartarg though, it's uber quiet and other chucks really don't seem to mind if they're over 100 yards away.
The season is just getting underway for these guys. "We've only just begun".......
My chuck barometer agrees, they're up sunning themselves and virtually begging for a .20 caliber 32gr offering.
Watch out for obstacles, take careful aim.....
I've come to the conclusion that for my use here, the 20Vartarg just might be the ideal choice for these guys. The report is so mild as to not really disturb other chucks on their respective rock dens nearby.
I've used my Anschutz M1715D 17HMR on them too, but limit my shots to head-shots only, and keep the range under 150 yards to about guarantee no crawl-offs. Compared to the Vartarg though, it's uber quiet and other chucks really don't seem to mind if they're over 100 yards away.
The season is just getting underway for these guys. "We've only just begun".......
