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I wasnt sure whether to post this here or in the photo section. I wanted to know if i could see some pics of your coyote hunting rig. Also some description. Like the gun itself, scope price, etc. I just want a few more ideas before i go out and pay a few hundred dollars on one.
Thanks in advance.

So you want pics of our guns not our trucks???

Any particular Brand name or Cal., painted or unpainted ???

A custom made 22-250 akley imp, stiener scope and a 2009 dodge 1ton 4door lifted 4in on duelars hand tuned call from coyotehunter, lacia range finder and bino combo..... HOLD on I was DREAMING for a min.

Here is the real deal 22-250 ruger, older 2x7 wide angle scope with no name, snipe pod stix,bullet holder on stock. wrapped in white vet wrap, stadium seat, cabelas 12x50 bino's ,liaca range finder,7 yr old fox pro no remote, old old sceery howler,10 x 56 alaska snow shoes (brand new) broke my old pair at kfd tourny, 55gr spitzer boat tail on top of 34gr im 3031 powder, 97 dodge truck with 170,000 miles complete with bullet holes and stickers Hows that?????...............

Terry i am so glad you finally figured out how to post pictures Your picks sure are good for a giggle here and there

Terry you pretty much just gave everyone your secrets

Here's my rig, a Kimber 22-250 with a VXIII 4.5x14 with a Kenton Industries target turret. This fall it got a do-it-yourself $10 paint job. It was pretty hard to hit the trigger on that paint can, but I think it turned out great.

NIce set up, Paint job turned out pretty damn good! How do you like the Target Turret?

Oh-- breaks my heart to see that Kibmber painted. <tear> Granted, its only a tool-- tell me you at least put a crap stock on it first?? I have a 84 in a 204 and would rather cut off a leg than paint it. Looks good, though.

Its ment to kill coyotes not enter a fashion show

Weatherby Vanguard 223
Scheels 4.5-14 x 42 scope
Claw Sling
Shooters Ridge Pivoting bipod

Don't have any pics of my pickup but I drive a 96 Dodge Dakota V8 4 wheel drive

LeviM wrote:Its ment to kill coyotes not enter a fashion show

True enough, but God himself shutters when you paint over 100 year-old walnut. That gun looks awesome, though. Anyone have any suggestions on paint products that won't chip, etc?

Paint chips show integrity and memories As far a good paint goes you need to rough sand it first metal and all if you plan on painting it and then add a good primer base. Then i bielieve it is KRYLON who has the flat camo colors to touch it up with. After that is all done make sure you put a flat sealer on it and you will be good to go.

I love the target turrit, and yes that is the original stock. I had the paint for about 3 months before I had enough balls to paint it. The paint I used is krylon ultra flat kaki and earth brown. Also I primed it first.