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Thread: .17 Cot or .17TNT?

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    All I know is it's easier to loose those Mach2 shells than the HMRs.
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    Pussys. There were still varmints afield long after the sun came up. [img]graemlins/qright1.gif[/img]

    I can't remember what was decided but I know I gotta have one of them and soon.

    The near zero drop of the .17COT was awful nice.

    Speedwise is the TNT comparable?

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    Which manufacturer produced the .17COT and .17TNT, respectively?
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    The COT was in a Savage but I forgot, or never knew, what the TNT was in...

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    I'm thinking they were both Savage. Cot/Wood-stocked Tnt/Synthetic.

    The 17Cot was death on a biscuit. Never shot the 17Gert.
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    Which of these loads is superior on Communists out to 300 yards? [img]graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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    Depends on which you're shooting at the time.

    Here's an article I forwarded to Nutz after our weekend discussion of the differences between the 22Mag. and the .17HMR in terms of ballistics.

    Damn Good Info

    Nutz, OSD21 and I had a hell of a discussion of the matter going Fri night......then the sun came up and we went to bed...
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    Here's something I found on a quick search:

    17TnT:

    Range: Muzz 50y 100y 150y 200y
    Velocity (fps) 2100 1799 1530 1304 1134
    Energy (ft-lbs) 166 122 88 64 49
    Trajectory (Inches) -1.3 0.7 0.0 -4.4 -14.0

    17Cot:

    Range: Muzz 50y 100y 150y 200y
    Velocity (fps) 2550 2212 1902 1621 1380
    Energy (ft-lbs) 245 185 136 99 72
    Trajectory (Inches) -1.3 0.1 0.0 -2.6 -8.0

    The HMR is flatter and has more wack power at extended range, so if you want to shoot rabbits/ground birds out to 100 yards the 17 mach 2 will do fine. However if you want to go to 150-200 yards go for the HMR. Also if you want to take foxes (sub 80 yards) go with the HMR (your flo will probably see it this way to).
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    With any of them past 50yards, you have to have little wind - the light bullet, even starting fast, will get affected by even a light breeze.
    I know the HMR is a bad little round.
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