Meh I beg to differ. Depends what hes shooting. Under a hundred but trying to neck shot a squirrel isnt as easy on 3x zoom. Im not exactly sure how far im shooting but I take out squirrels in my yard that are prob 25-50 yards out and I like my zoom on about 5x at that range. That way I can zoom right in on his little face and if I miss a tiny bit its still gonna kill him quick. Just my 2 cents. I like 3-9x zoom for 22lr.
Nothing beats a good ear and iron sight really. Never should be shooting more the 100 ft at a squirrel. Helll, I killed 4 in one hour with a Crossman 760 pellet rifle when I was a teenager. I problem couldn't hit one at 25ft with irons due to my eyesight now unless it was a scatter gun!
To get the hang of them. I plan on using the .22 to get fundamentals down before I spend a bunch on a centerfire precision rifle
Beyatch please! I wouldn't know as I haven't been home in 3 weeks. It may be there or may not. You didn't mug myail carrier did ya?!?!?!?!I would say talk to @Mac11FA about a black spider 1-4, but I got dibs on it. I'll let you know how it does.
Better check out the optics planet deals as some had free 2 dayou shipping and some had limited quantities.
Nope, it's not there. I checked. Lol. I probably wouldn't worry about it though...
If the Benjamin Armada set up I want wasn't a $1000+ for and air rifle, is have one for that very reason. I still may soon. I can shoot it in the subdivision after all.
I used to think I needed to be that precise, but now I don't use magnification and after a few shots you adapt and get shots off quicker IMO. I'm using a vortex strike fire and head shots are no problem up to say 60-70 yards. At around 80-100 I can generally put a bullet in the area of the upper or lower half of the squirel if it's standing up.
