Posted by MarkB_MI on October 28, 2011 at 02:24:12 from (166.203.101.218):
In Reply to: O/T guns posted by James Williams on October 27, 2011 at 18:01:42:
Woodchucks are tough to kill. I know a lot of people love the rimfire rounds, but I think both 22 Mag and 17 HMR are a joke. For my woodchuck gun I went with 17 Fireball. I shot two 'chucks this year, both were one-shot kills. A 25 grain Berger bullet at around 3700 fps is deadly.
Now 17 Fireball factory ammo is absurdly expensive, but anyone who uses factory ammo in a varmint rifle isn't very serious about shooting.
Here's my woodchuck gun: Thompson-Center Contender G2 with a custom Shilen barrel from Match Grade Machine.
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