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Posted by Dave Richards on 02-08-2020 07:02 PM:

Curtis

I looked at the Wildcat on line, read a few reviews on the gun and it looks okay, seems to function just fine. What I don't like is all of the "plastic " like parts it's made from and st a 250.00 price point, you can buy 2 Rossi autos or bolt action 22 rifles that are in my opinion a better rifle for the money. The old Winchesters were made to last a lifetime and for 250.00 you can buy a nice older Winchester. Dave

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Posted by sleepy head on 02-08-2020 08:20 PM:

Re: Curtis

quote:
Originally posted by Dave Richards
I looked at the Wildcat on line, read a few reviews on the gun and it looks okay, seems to function just fine. What I don't like is all of the "plastic " like parts it's made from and st a 250.00 price point, you can buy 2 Rossi autos or bolt action 22 rifles that are in my opinion a better rifle for the money. The old Winchesters were made to last a lifetime and for 250.00 you can buy a nice older Winchester. Dave

Okay thanks

Posted by sleepy head on 02-24-2020 03:32 PM:

Has anyone used the Aquila sss 60 grain to coon hunt?

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2506135961

Posted by Dave Richards on 02-24-2020 09:57 PM:

Sleepyhead

Yes, I have used them, they do a great job. Remember that this 60 grain bullet will shoot to a different point of aim. Reset your scope if using one, or shoot with open sights and learn the point if aim. These are great bullets and pretty quiet, remember you are shooting a 60 grain bullet out of a 22 short hull. Dave

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Posted by 2ol2hunt on 02-24-2020 10:17 PM:

Dave
Did you have any trouble getting a Coon out of a tall treetop?

Posted by Dave Richards on 02-25-2020 12:43 AM:

2ol2hunt

No, these shells hit very hard, they call them sniper round for a reason, they work.Like a 45 acp heavy bullet slower but deadly. Dave

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Posted by 2ol2hunt on 02-25-2020 12:56 AM:

Thanks for the info

Posted by sleepy head on 02-26-2020 04:50 PM:

Re: Sleepyhead

quote:
Originally posted by Dave Richards
Yes, I have used them, they do a great job. Remember that this 60 grain bullet will shoot to a different point of aim. Reset your scope if using one, or shoot with open sights and learn the point if aim. These are great bullets and pretty quiet, remember you are shooting a 60 grain bullet out of a 22 short hull. Dave

Thanks Dave, to cold and windy to do much testing but that's a nice chunk of lead.

Posted by Dave Richards on 02-27-2020 12:32 AM:

Sleepy head

Curtis, you may want to shoot this round in different rifles to see which rifle shoots the round better. Different rifles have different barrel rifling twist rate and this can affect the accuracy of this round. Make sure the round is leaving a round hole on paper and not tumbling or going in sideways. If the round is leaving a clean round hole the rifling twist rate is okay for this round and will shoot accurately. Dave

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Posted by sleepy head on 02-27-2020 12:51 AM:

I was shooting it out of a little naa mini revolver, and it was tumbling at 7 yards. But I got to say, if you got slapped in the head side ways by one of those things flopping through the air it would be painful.

Posted by Dave Richards on 02-27-2020 04:38 AM:

Curtis

It's definitely not a pistol round. Lol. Now out of a rifle with the right rifle twist it's an awesome round with a punch. Dave

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Posted by RC-Abby on 12-05-2020 06:17 PM:

Well Dave!

The virus wasn't good for the gun shows. So I'm still using my Marlin Glenfield .22. Just replaced the nylon/plastic recoil again. Funny thing is price has went up. $ 7.00 last year to $ 14.00 now. Think I'm going to order another to have on hand. I only use CCI Stinger 32 grain .22LR for coonhunting. Could I be getting to much recoil pressure causing the problem. I'm only getting 100 rounds or less fired before recoil breaks. Open for suggestion and comments from anyone.

Thanks

Randi Bidlack

Posted by benderb4 on 12-05-2020 07:10 PM:

Re: Mr. Dave Richards

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Originally posted by RC-Abby
D0 you own a Marlin Glenfield model 25 .22 cal. rimfire? If you do, will you tell me the length and weight.(light weight) Is it a balanced gun? Does it have the grooved scope mount?

Thanks for any help
Randi Bidlack

Just saw this post. I have one that is about 40years old. Christmas present... Shoot s well. Have a single shot model (NO LONGER MADE)that was actually a miniaturized youth model single shot mod 10. And I have have a model 10. All shoot incredibly well.
I know a few guys that got the Nod 25 .Shortened the barrel (Home job with a hacksaw..ICK) They sanded and shortened the stock . Do look neat. and shot surprisingly well. In spite them not having the barrel crowned

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Posted by benderb4 on 12-05-2020 07:25 PM:

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Originally posted by sleepy head
Has anyone used the Aquila sss 60 grain to coon hunt?

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2506135961

I didn't but guy I hunted with bought some. We both thought for sure they would be junk. We hunted coon together so I did see them in action.He used them coon hunting . And target shots on sightin. He used a single shot Savage and they were tack drivers for him No scope so there were nights I was like come on man what are you doing ?

Posted by MUSKY on 12-05-2020 09:12 PM:

It’s hard to beat a 10/22 ruger.

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Posted by Dave Richards on 12-05-2020 10:50 PM:

Tradition 22 single shot

Break down single shot, excellent coon hunting rifle, light and deadly with a scope. Dave

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