I love to hunt squirrels with .22 handgun
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Yeah, I need to spend more time practicing. I have one of those Hammerli Trailsides and it is an excellent shooter. But I'm getting older and I find my muscle control isn't as good as it used to be. It's a bit unnerving to see the front sight refuse to stay on target while you believe you are holding as steady as you possibly can.
Maybe practice will help. Or else I need to go find that fountain of youth that Ponce de Leon was looking for over in St. Augustine...
Maybe practice will help. Or else I need to go find that fountain of youth that Ponce de Leon was looking for over in St. Augustine...
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·I favor a little Smith 2214.
have you considered using a thong around your neck, to the pistol? Coupled with a long stick, to your hands and your chest, things steady down just fine.
have you considered using a thong around your neck, to the pistol? Coupled with a long stick, to your hands and your chest, things steady down just fine.
was to retain the weapon.The other was to act as a 3rd hand.With the right lenght rope(& you'll have to expierement with this a little)you have a handy little sling.I'd just as soon sling a 4 lb Papoose,
scoped, as scope a pistol, if ever my vision deteriorates too badly. The idea is to score, and be humane in taking the game. Using a handgun is just showing off, really. It is the use of a SIDEARM to do what most men need a rifle to accomplish. If you can't do it with a real SIDEARM, then just ADMIT that and carry a rifle. Simple enough.
scoped, as scope a pistol, if ever my vision deteriorates too badly. The idea is to score, and be humane in taking the game. Using a handgun is just showing off, really. It is the use of a SIDEARM to do what most men need a rifle to accomplish. If you can't do it with a real SIDEARM, then just ADMIT that and carry a rifle. Simple enough.
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