I wonder how accurate they would be?
I have always heard that tracers are rather inaccurate since the burning material that makes them trace doesn't burn consistently, which throws the balance of the bullet out. Can't say I have tried any accuracy testing myself, but I would think that within standard squirrel shooting range, it would make no difference in a .22 rimfire.
Of course, setting the woods on fire with those tracers could make you rather unpopular with the natives.
I have always heard that tracers are rather inaccurate since the burning material that makes them trace doesn't burn consistently, which throws the balance of the bullet out. Can't say I have tried any accuracy testing myself, but I would think that within standard squirrel shooting range, it would make no difference in a .22 rimfire.
Of course, setting the woods on fire with those tracers could make you rather unpopular with the natives.
