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I hunted in Wyoming last week for three days. Day one, good steady shooting until it got very warm (90+) in the early afternoon. Day two, good early, then slow. Day three, had to wait for the weather to let up{rain) then excellent shooting until late afternoon.
I have talked about my fondness for the .20 VarTarg. Greyfox and others have sung it praises. I only took two rifles as I was traveling by air. I never fired a shot from the other rifle I had taken. The VarTarg is a flat shooting, accurate, efficient cartridge. I shoot the 32gr Vmax. It’s fast and arrives with authority. It produces a loud, deep “Pop” when striking flesh. I can see hits through the scope. Airtime on most dogs. Shoots out to some amazing distances.
The rifle is a Model 38 Cooper.
I have talked about my fondness for the .20 VarTarg. Greyfox and others have sung it praises. I only took two rifles as I was traveling by air. I never fired a shot from the other rifle I had taken. The VarTarg is a flat shooting, accurate, efficient cartridge. I shoot the 32gr Vmax. It’s fast and arrives with authority. It produces a loud, deep “Pop” when striking flesh. I can see hits through the scope. Airtime on most dogs. Shoots out to some amazing distances.
The rifle is a Model 38 Cooper.
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