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6mm06, the 20 practical has velocities very near the 204 Ruger. It is a nice combination, but probably the greatest advantage over the 204 Ruger was the availability of cheap 223 brass to convert. At least temporarily that advantage has disappeared. As you know, I've shot a couple of fox with the 204 using 39 sbk's and 40 vmx and neither of those were fur friendly. I haven't shot any with 32 vmax which "might" do better and not exit. Killed quite a few coyotes with the 32 vmax and no exits, but of course that isn't a guarantee on fox or bobcats.

[QUOTE="DoubleUp, post: 2475264, member: 34016"] 6mm06, the 20 practical has velocities very near the 204 Ruger. It is a nice combination, but probably the greatest advantage over the 204 Ruger was the availability of cheap 223 brass to convert. At least temporarily that advantage has disappeared. As you know, I've shot a couple of fox with the 204 using 39 sbk's and 40 vmx and neither of those were fur friendly. I haven't shot any with 32 vmax which "might" do better and not exit. Killed quite a few coyotes with the 32 vmax and no exits, but of course that isn't a guarantee on fox or bobcats. [/QUOTE]

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