I dont think you can go wrong with a .30 M3, but I have no experience with the other guns mentioned.
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30 cal coyote hunting pcp
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I dont think you can go wrong with a .30 M3, but I no experience with the other guns mentioned.
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aea challenger standard and pro's in .30 would have more than 100 fpe. They start at 350 dollars I believe.
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Umarex guantlet .30 is 100 + fpe. everyone loves the guantlet rifles, good quality good price. Im staying far away from anything named hatsan. ?There are a couple of .25 cals that are close to 100 fpe.
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I have taken many with. 30 Cal.
My latest acquisition for that kind of size animales is the Vulcan 3 long. It gives 20 foot pounds more than the Vulcan 2 and that the Uragan.
It gives many shots per fill and is as accurate as Vulcan 2 and Uragan.
JSB Hades and an Airgun Tachnology. 30 Cal is all you need to take down coyotes on the spot.
Look at my hunting videos, there is a video of a shot to a coyote with Vulcan 2 and JSB Hades,. 30 Cal:
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My latest acquisition for that kind of size animales is the Vulcan 3 long. It gives 20 foot pounds more than the Vulcan 2 and that the Uragan.
It gives many shots per fill and is as accurate as Vulcan 2 and Uragan.
JSB Hades and an Airgun Tachnology. 30 Cal is all you need to take down coyotes on the spot.
Look at my hunting videos, there is a video of a shot to a coyote with Vulcan 2 and JSB Hades,. 30 Cal:
Some hunting videos.
New platform allows to upload the videos. I will share my hunting videos. Do not expect perfection !!!
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The Uragan and the Evol are both great choices. You’ll be hard pressed to find anything to complain about from either of them. Both have great triggers (the Evol has probably the best trigger you’ll ever touch.) Both are rugged enough for truck guns and both are plenty accurate to drop coyotes at 100. I own both and they are shot-for-shot the most reliable airguns I’ve seen. Pick them up and they are dead on tack drivers. No adjustments to be made, no muss no fuss.
If price is a big concern then the new Umarex Gauntlet in .30 might be just what the doctor ordered for your coyote needs. I’ve not shot the .30 Gauntlet yet but reviews look decent.
If price is a big concern then the new Umarex Gauntlet in .30 might be just what the doctor ordered for your coyote needs. I’ve not shot the .30 Gauntlet yet but reviews look decent.
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My Daystate Wolverine in 30 has never failed but most of my coyotes (25yds to 110 yds) are taken with .25 Edgun SuperMag. I have a newer Impact in 30 with NV but it is a shorty. Daystate HP 22 has not failed on coyotes either but don’t hunt them specifically with 22—just targets of opportunity
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I have personally put down yotes over 60 yards and out to 80 with a head-shot with a Mrod at 40FPE using 25.39s. Yes, placement is key however, and I usually try too put it between their eye and ear from the side and directly between the eyes when full frontal to me. This is a normal practice for me when I go out with my buddy for yotes in traps. Highly effective and have even used a .22 Mrod at 18FPE up to 60 yards. A yotes skull is NOT as thick as a possum or other game creature.
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Understood your point and we respect your decision !!!
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Up to 113 fpe with 50 grain+ ammo and adjustable down to 70 fpe. Great value for the performance.
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I'm a Mrod gunner and I know for fact that there are 25 cal rigs out there pushing over 100 fpe and still sub moa. I agree "Great Value and Performance".
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