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Posted by WVBLUEBOY on 03-01-2016 01:34 AM:

Which Rim Fire Firearm?

I figure almost everyone uses a rim fire firearm for coon hunting. What do you prefer to coon hunt with a rim fire rifle or a handgun? Why do you prefer your choice?

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Posted by Well Started on 03-01-2016 01:52 AM:

Re: Which Rim Fire Firearm?

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Originally posted by WVBLUEBOY
I figure almost everyone uses a rim fire firearm for coon hunting. What do you prefer to coon hunt with a rim fire rifle or a handgun? Why do you prefer your choice?


Rifle. If I want to put one lights out, which is what I always try to do, I don't have to wonder exactly where I'm going to hit it. Throw some sub-sonics in a rifle and it's way more quieter than any pistol.


Posted by moleman on 03-01-2016 02:10 AM:

I use a nylon 66 most of the time if i am hunting alone and if i am with other hunters i carry a scoped mark 2 pistol a lot, anytime i am out in the woods i have a pistol on me.

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Posted by groworg1 on 03-01-2016 02:25 AM:

they only make 3 kinds of guns rusty ones guns that are going to rust or stainless steel I use a marlin stainless steel rifle as way more accurate then any pistol and it don't rust


Posted by WVBLUEBOY on 03-01-2016 03:01 AM:

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Originally posted by moleman
I use a nylon 66 most of the time if i am hunting alone and if i am with other hunters i carry a scoped mark 2 pistol a lot, anytime i am out in the woods i have a pistol on me.

Those Remington Nylon rifles are light and accurate. I used a Remington Mohawk 10C (same as a Nylon model 77 with a magazine) for quite a while. Those Ruger MK .22 LR. pistols are sure enough good shooters too.
I like those Marlin model 60 and model 39 as well. The wood seems to get heavy the longer I carry them though. Been seeing some hunters using Mossberg Plinksters and Papoos .22 rifles. They are light as a Remington Nylon rifle.

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Thats the good thang bout possum inners,, theys just as good the second day.
Quote: Jed Clamett

Lafe Crick lies so bad, someone else has to whistle for his dog. Quote: Jed Clampett

I'm feeling lower than a snakes belly in a wagon track. Quote: Jed Clampett


Posted by moleman on 03-01-2016 07:37 AM:

I had two nylon 77 last year and let a buddy have them, i don't like how the clips hang out and they don't hold enough shells but they are good guns, i bought my mark 2 back in 1984 new it is a Government Target Model and i have took just about every critter that walks, crawls, flies, swims, with it, I like those Plinksters they are light and shoot good and priced right the only thing i don't like is the clip hangs out of them real bad and i have never seen one with a tube.

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Posted by Well Started on 03-01-2016 01:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by moleman
I use a nylon 66 most of the time if i am hunting alone and if i am with other hunters i carry a scoped mark 2 pistol a lot, anytime i am out in the woods i have a pistol on me.


Yep me too. But it's just for backup in case I surprise a momma bear or stumble across a wacky weed harvest. ha.


Posted by CGB32 on 03-02-2016 05:21 AM:

I carry a ruger american 22 it takes the 10/22 mag and it's a bolt action very accurate rifle I also use a ruger single 6 22 and have no problem shooting coons out with it. Pistols are much easier to carry hands free if you plan on using a pistol practice a lot don't expect to just be able to do it


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