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    Posted: November/08/2008 at 15:58

Recently put together a 'walking varmint rig', going to zero scope in tomorrow.

Savage 110FP 25-06, 24" Heavy barrel w/target recesssed crown, Accu-Trigger.

Leupold VX-III 4.5-14X50 w/2.5" sunshade, Warne rings and bases, Bell & Carlson Dura-Max stock, Vero Vellini wide strap sling, 13.5"- 27" Harris swivel bi-pod which fits nicely in a Allen 48" Varmint guncase.

I'll be shooting Winchester 90gr PEP.
 
 
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What kind of varmits are you after with a 25-06?  When you say walking varmit rig I would have expected a shorter barrel gun like a 20 in barrel or a 16 in barrel and probably a lighter cartridge like a .223 or 22-250.  I'm thinking you have a great deer hunting rig instead.

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To me a walking varmit rig is a CZ-527.
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How about a 22 mag with a 2-7

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Coyotes. I live in the Southwest. Factory 25-06 in 90gr for distance.
 
off gunnersden.com website:
 25-06 Remington History and General Information.
 The 25-06 remington originally was a wildcat cartridge first introduced by A.O.Niedner in 1920 based on 30/06 brass necked down to .257 caliber, it was adopted by remington and introduced to the public in a remington model 700 rifle in 1969.

 The 25-06 remington is a dual purpose cartridge it can be used for varmints sending a 75 gr. bullet out the muzzle at a sizzling 3,700 fps., making this a good varmint round or it can be used as a big game cartridge sending 120 grain bullets out the muzzle at speeds of 3,100 fps., it has sufficient power out to the 400 yard mark for deer sized game animals.

 The 25-06 remington with the power it offers down range will also recoil somewhat to the shooters shoulder but is still quite pleasant to shoot.

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 I was thinking in terms of not tearing up the hide to much so you could sell it.

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