vincyr
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Hi all. I am wondering what the you all feel the best .22 wmr loads for eastern coyotes (out to 100yds max)would be. Before anyone starts saying that .22 wmr isn't enough for 'yotes, particularly easterns, I will add that here in NY our regs limit us to rimfire at night during open deer season(first 3 months or so of coyote season). So my .22 wmr is what I have to use if I want to hunt coyotes then. My current inventory of .22 wmr includes 40 grain Win HPs, Rem 40 grain JSPs, 30 grain CCI HP+V, and 30 grain Hornady V-max. But wmr is slowly but surely coming back into the stores around here, so if I should look for something else I might just be able to find it by Oct. My rifle seems to like most ammo, shooting moa or just under with everything I have fed it so far(all about the same POA too, just about 6" higher with the faster stuff. It's kinda nice not having to fiddle with the scope every time I change ammo, like every other gun I own), so I am confident in my ability to place the shots where they need to go.