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Pry get a noisy belly if I don't start stacking bigger ones

I guess I'm not sure. I originally built it for ELR practical rifle matches. The 6.5 SAUM (GAP 4S) pushes a high B.C., 140 grain bullet pretty fast and is packaged in a short action. Although it has a bit more case capacity, it is similar to the factory loaded 6.5 PRC.

But if a coyote showed up, it could turn into a dog hunt..haha

Deer now, coyotes after dark

Just me and the 6.5 SAUM waiting for the right one to present itself

I don't deviate much, this 229 has been steady for about 8 years.

I think you're gonna like that deal...you'll figure out the nuances of the setup after the first time through

Couple of opportunistic calf/lamb killers down.

You bet. Belt will minimize or eliminate the target wrapping around the support pipe too

Looks great. If you ever need a solution to broken chain, strips of baler belt work great

I run a jd 336. It makes beautiful little bricks that are great to stack. A wider pickup would be nice, but that's not the way they rolled back in 1979.

Looks good. AR500?

If you've got a handy man jack use it. Dig around the post and drop a double half hitched chain over it, the the other end around your jack. The other deal your thinking of might be this? American Power Pull - Post Puller 36 (14600), Standard

Bummer...

For sure!

Less than most, some dairy's around here put up a 1/4 million tons a year...then there's the alfalfa! Used to be me but the last bunch of years it's been done by a custom outfit. They can put up in days what we did in weeks

A thermal on top of a .22lr makes for many entertaining nights!