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About LinkBacksIf you have a 22lr and a 223 you have your bases covered (as long as the 223 is accurate enough to take advantage of it's range capabilities).
If you wanted a 3rd light rifle, I would go for the 17HMR. Mine is a stunning shooter.
By the way, the 17HMR will drift less in the wind than the 22WMR. Check out Varmint Al's web site and his feature on the 17HMR.
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22 mag or 17hmr
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I think I would almost consider this 17HMR...
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