What is the best coyote cartridge?
965001
Depends on distance and area.  0-100 yrds pretty much anthing will kill it. 100-500yrds I like 22-250. 500yrds+ I like .308. In semi populated areas I like 17hmr within 100 yrds
722431
Intratec is now out of business and after market prats are probably going to be hard to find.Try searching military surplus stores and talking to people working there they know alot about firearms.The tec 9 is a highly scrutinized weapon after the little punks shot that school up with them in 1999.I had an AB 10 made by intratec which almost the same gun only it didnt have a threaded barrel for supressor.You may find one of them really cheap and exchange some of the parts.Hope this helped.
766621
try www.wildimports.com   They have what you are looking for.  They cost a few bucks, but are actually quite good prices for the quality you are getting.  I LOVE cannons!  Get one!  Try the mountain howizter.....\n\nIf you don't want to spend quite that much money, you can always find a Coehorn mortar.  They make them in golf ball size or beer can size.  Put a charge of black powder in one of those babies and it'll rattle the mountainside!  They are fun too and you can get a decent quality mortar for a few hundred bucks.
706669
Bound's hubby here:\n\nMy current black powder experience is with a brace of Browning High-Wall Black Powder Cartridge Rifles. I am toying with getting a muzzleloader hunting rifle and my black powder hunting license. I am leaning towards the new Remington "Genesis" muzzleloader. I believe I have seen this basic rifle listed in Cabela's for $279. I like the way the firing mechanism is enclosed. I like this price. And I trust the Remington name for it's quality.
835106
Bound's hubby here:\n\nPersonally, I would avoid the new generation of Short Magnums, Super Short Magnums, and Ultra Magnums ... for two reasons ... first, the availability of ammo (especially near deer camps) and second, the designers intend these new rounds to replicate the performance of the original magnums in a shorter cartridge/action. \n\nI would strongly suggest a .30-06 Springfield or .270 WInchester for your hunt. With skill and practice, the .270 is sufficient gun for elk ... as long as the rifleman knows his limitations. The .30-06 should be the standard you go for. Any good rifle will do the job with the .30-06. Look for a Remington, Winchester, or Browning ... any of these rifles will be very reliable and affordable. Do not get cheap on a rifle and/or scope if this rifle will be either for a hunt of a life-time, or depended upon to put meat on the table for years to come!\n\nGood luck!
1112474
anything over 700 FPS will be great.\ncrossman makes a good one,\ni like pump or single pump spring load\ni don't like air cartridge\n\n\nhttp://www.compasseco.com/crossman_air_guns_air_rifle.htm\n\nhttp://www.airgunwarehouseinc.com/airgunrifles.html
351754
A .270 win is easier to find.  The .270 wsm is a newer model, it is cut down and the powder is supposed to burn more uniformly and shoot faster and more accurate.  You can't shoot both of these out of the same gun(just making sure you know that). If you cant make up your mind I would just go with the .270 win, if you do go with the wsm just go ahead and get you a few boxes of cartridges.
805362
Hornady SST's.  They're unbelievably accurate with the ballistic tip out front.  \nI've done really well with Brenneke's too out of my rifled slug barrel, but nowhere near as good as the SST's.
180952
I could not find the IBM ton cartridge 75P6877 for less than $150.00 USD today, but you can possibly find it on ebay or yahoo auctions for a decent price soon.  In the meantime, I here is a location of a website that is selling your cartridge for $158.76 -->  http://www.costcentral.com/proddetail/IBM/75P6877/G66425/
1180625
The best one in my personal and use opinion is the original Rapala..I have been using this lure for years and it has not let me down yet.
74553
the "best" one i have found that prints a reasonable print and has a scanner to is the lexmark 3-n-1 printer-scaner-copyer is at walmart for around 70 bucks USD
72006
From my personal experience, Hammer Bowling Balls are the way to go. From every price point, they give you a ball that performs on any condition.\n\nHaving said that, I currently use the Hawg Wild on heavy oil, the Doom Raw Hammer on medium oil, and the Switch Blade for dry lanes.\n\nIn the past month, I've had six people purchase the Raw Hammer on my suggestion while I was in my local pro shop. Having said that, I do not work in a pro shop, nor do I work for Hammer. I'm just another satisfied customer when it comes to the great products they offer.
468847
the best kind is the tippmann 98 custom.  you can customize the crap out of it and still get more than your money's worth in accuracy.  plus it would be a mega gun that can compete with and costs less that an autococker.  Ive got a flatline barrel and stock on mine and i get really good performance out of it
21523
I really like the head radical flexpoint (the one aggasi uses).  That thing can push through any ball no matter how fast it is going.  It has a really clean hit to it.
970884
I second the Rem 710 for you. Can't go wrong and you can always trade it up in the future if you want, knowing you can get 80% or more of what you invested.  \n\nIt's a great beginner package, good quality and easy to operate and clean. \n\nStart with a bolt action gun. It will shoot better than you....meaning you can practice a lot from a bench rest and work on your shooting skills without dealing with the complexities of a semi-auto. \n\n30.06 is a good calibre. Easy to find and cheap practice ammo and it will serve to hunt just about anything you want in North America. Don't be seduced by any of the Magnum calibres. They are often more than is needed and can be expensive to practice with. They are in my book just "macho toys" for big boys.
930100
For $200, i would recomend the spyder pilot. It is around $100-$140. Its is an electric marker and will give you a chance to get the feel of walking the trigger. In semi-automatic mode, it is capped at 20 balls per second. In fully automatic mode, it is capable of 13 balls per second. If you interested in dead acuracy, and about 5 balls per second, the Tippmann is right for you. Any tippmann is fine really. Hope i helped in your decision.
1012128
you can buy snake repelant at most garden centers. you can also buy coyote urine at a garden center which freaks out most animals (including me).