Ruger 22-45 threaded barrel with subsonic ammo and my silencer. Quiet as a rat pissing on cotton.


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I use a Rossi 22 with a red dot sight it's short and light weight also is a single shot with two safety so it is very safe. Also In the summer I carry a walther p22 with rat shot for a snake

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Where I'm located (S/W Tn) we have alot of wild pigs. I carry a 22 mag rifle, 22 single shot sidearm. Used them both. At 63 my eyes aint' what they use to be. My son, and grand-son are both dead eye with either.

CZ Scout, best thing I have used. Deadly accurate, small and easy to carry

crickett .22 with a red dot perfect super lightweight and you forget your even carrying it sometimes

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Marlin .22 open sight
Remington 597 .22 with red dot sight
Marlin .22 with scope
And about to use my Stoger 12gauge with open sight and number 6shot
2 3/4inch low brass shells

i use a marlin .17. fast loud and accurate. or my rem single shot. cary a 357 for hogs i bump. had one tree me once not fun

Old h&r single shot 16 gauge full choke that my dad and grandfather used as well.


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I just bought a high-standard double nine hoping to use it I know it is accurate I just have to get more accurate with it

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I use my trusty Ruger 10/22, 22lr. I just put a sling on it, wish I did that a long long time ago. Also a cheap low power scope we had sitting around. Good unit, a scope is well worth it IMO. I'm just using some solid 40gr lead federal rounds, I'm a little nervous to use some hollow points but maybe we'll see sometime

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I'm getting kinda old and my eyes are not what they used to be so I use a 30mm Tasco Red Dot sight on a single shot break action rifle. With the lite set on the lower settings around 2 or 3, I can clearly see the eyes glowing and the dot. I could probably put the sight on a repeater, but the single shot is so much lighter to carry and has never failed me.

I saw a different type of dot sight the other day in the BB gun section of the big box store I frequent that I may try out on my .22 single. There were two, both smaller than my Tasco. A Crossman for $13 and a Gamo for $10. The Crossman said on the package it was for ,22 also, but the Gamo didn't. Being retired and on a fixed income, I will probably try out the Gamo even though it didn't mention ,22. I have had pellet guns and BB guns that recoiled a lot more than my .22, so I can't see the difference between the Crossman and Gamo.