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Who Owns a Ruger 204?

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I am thinking about getting a new bolt gun chambered for the Ruger 204 and would like to hear pros and cons of this round from people who own and have shot Pdogs, Coyotes size animals and what you think of the performance.
Thanks[:)]
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  • FrancF
    Don't own one but I have shot the .204. If I were to buy one, it would be a Cooper Arms. I have seen what they do on paper![:p] Tiny groups!
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    http://www.cooperfirearms.com/mt_varminter.html
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  • MVP
    Thats a nice looking rifle[:p]
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  • RugerNiner
    I have a Ruger M77 Mark II in .204 but haven't shot it more then 20 rounds because of not having good glass on it.

    I just can't see sighting it with a cheap scope when I have the same gun in .223 that does have decent glass on it.

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  • snickers
    I bought a Kimber for shooting prarie dogs this spring and I absolutely love it. Very accurate and a lot more distance than I thought when I bought it.
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  • MVP
    RugerNiner
    The 204 looks similar to the 223, just a little longer and faster FPS, so I am thinking the 204 and 223 are about the same mild report and recoil?
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  • Warpig883
    My brother and dad each have one.

    I have shot one and the coolest thing about them I like is the ability to reach out and shoot a drop of sweat off a gnat's azz. All the while letting you watch thru the scope because of the itty bitty recoil.

    Awesome predator calling round. Does everything the .17 thinks it can.
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  • MVP
    quote:Originally posted by snickers
    I bought a Kimber for shooting prarie dogs this spring and I absolutely love it. Very accurate and a lot more distance than I thought when I bought it.

    What is the efective range for Pdogs? are you ablt to hit them at 300 yads pretty easily?
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  • MVP
    Thanks alot warpig...
    you guys are tipping the scales. Now I am going to have to get one[8D]
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  • Warpig883
    It is less recoil than the .223. I don't remember how loud it was-about the same as the .223 if I had to guess.

    Yes 300 yards on Pdogs is easily accomplished. We sat and shoot them all day at ranges from 200 to 400 yards.

    The only problem is deciding to shoot them in the left eye or right eye.
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  • snickers
    With a good rest and good glass 300 yards was no problem.
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  • Big Sky Redneck
    I have a Rem 700 VLS in .204 Ruger and there is no describing how accurate that gun is. One hole groups at 200 yards, 500 yards just point and shoot with the 200 yard zero. I busted balloons at 500 yards with it and got bored because it was so easy. I have a Burris Mil Dot scope on it and with the zero at 200 yards I only needed the 2nd mil dot to hit at 500 yards. It is like a laser, point shoot and it is there. If I could get some of my heavy guns to shoot that well I would be the happiest guy you know.
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