Christensen Arms Modern Precision Rifle .22 Creedmoor
Christensen Arms has just upped its predator offerings by adding the 22 Creedmoor chambering to three of its bolt-action rifle models, including the super-accurate Modern Precision Rifle. The MPR is considered a crossover rifle, and features a folding and adjustable aluminum chassis, a free-floating, hand-lapped carbon-fiber barrel threaded for a suppressor, a 20-MOA optics rail, skeletonized bolt handle, oversized knob, TriggerTech trigger and a full-length M-LOK handguard so you can mount lights and bipods with ease. $2,299.99; christensenarms.com
Buck Stockman 301 Knife
There’s a reason your grandfather likely carried a Stockman-style knife: because it’s small enough to fit in your pocket, and handy enough to handle just about any job you can throw its way, including skinning a beautiful winter coyote. The new Buck Stockman 301 features a wood handle and three super sharp blades: a 3-inch clip-point for detailed work; a 2.1-inch sheepsfoot blade for cutting; and a 2.1-inch blade that is ideal for skinning. Each blade is made from 420HC steel, and, of course, the knife is made in the U.S.A. $89.99; buckknives.com
Lucky Duck Revolt 2.0
This electronic game call features high-output speakers with a base that rotates to blast coyote love sounds in 360 degrees. It also incorporates a three-speed motorized decoy to entice wary dogs with erratic movement they can’t resist. This call comes with 200 pre-loaded, live-animal sounds, and has the capacity to hold a lot more—up to 2,000 more! To top it off, the call, speaker rotation and decoy movement can be controlled via long-range remote control from up to 300 yards away. $599; luckyduck.com
Spartan Precision SpringBok Bipod
With a silicone head, which allows for a wide range of articulation while your rifle is mounted to the sticks, the SpringBok Bipod from Spartan Precision frees you from a static shooting position. The SpringBok allows you to pan, tilt and track a moving target while still providing the stability to take precision shots when the time is right. Add to that its quick-deploying MagnaSwitch magnetic attachment system and adjustable carbon-fiber legs, and you’ve got a versatile system that works with you, not against you. $249.99; javelinbipods.com
Mossberg Patriot Predator .22-250
The Mossberg Patriot chassis system has been a proven winner since its introduction in 2014. When that system was placed into their upgraded Predator platform, featuring a fluted, threaded and suppressor-ready barrel with a match crown, and an optics-ready Picatinny rail, a true precision rifle was born. Mossberg has recently extended the Predator lineup with a few new chamberings, including the flat-shooting and coyote-crumbling .22-250 Rem. weighing only 6.5 pounds. $658; mossberg.com
Hornady 22 Creedmoor Ammo
We can thank Hornady for bringing what some consider the ultimate predator cartridge—the 22 Creedmooor—from wildcat status to the mainstream. Now offered in a complete line of coyote-killing offerings including V-Match with a 69-grain ELD-VT bullet with a velocity of 3560 fps; the Precision Hunter load featuring an 80-grain ELD-X bullet traveling at 3285 fps; the Superformance load with a 65-grain CX monolithic copper-alloy bullet with a 3660 fps muzzle velocity; and the Match ammo, which sends an 80-grain ELD-Match bullet towards your target at 3285 fps. $34.99-$38.99/20-rnd. box; hornady.com
