[C. Royce Honeycutt]

What would you like to know? They are produced in our U.S. facility and are top shelf quality. If you ask me about specific concerns, I will do my best to answer them.

 

[C. Royce Honeycutt]

The inherent accuracy of the rifle will be based on the proper ammunition choice for the barrel twist. For Coyote hunting, the question is varmint control or for hides? Any accurate round will function for control, but a FMJ will not damage a hide as much as most other rounds. Again, the accuracy of a .223Rem round vs. a 5.56mm Nato round will be in the proper alignment of bullet weight and barrel twist.
1/9 - Use bullet weights up to 62gr.
1/8 - Use Bullet weights of 55gr. up to 72gr.
1/7 - Use bullet weights of 62gr. and up to 77gr and primarily 77gr.

Remember, this is a listing of generalities. Alway try different bullet weights and designs and find which works better for your needs. There are many variable that can affect the desired results. I hope this helps.

 

[C. Royce Honeycutt]

77gr. Black Hills BTHP willbe your best choice.

 

[C. Royce Honeycutt]

That is purely an issue of your skill level and set up on the rest of the rifle. You should be easily good to go out to 200 meters. Depending on your optical choice and your skill level. With a good optic and a few tweaks, a good marksman can do 600 meters without an issue.

 

[C. Royce Honeycutt]

I would say that that person either mis-stated something, or they don't understand what they are talking about. If you have an issue with your Bersa, by all means, let us know.
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