Hunting for squirrels with a 1000 fps pellet gun and a pellet gun pistol:i need some tips on how to squirrel..
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Forget these morons, ask your questions here:\nhttp://www.network54.com/Forum/414006/\n\nThese guys are real airgun hunters.
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Try this website, It should give you some pointers.    www.turkey-hunting-tips.com    Good Luck!!
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if you are looking at... \n\nan electric, the most would be around 350 fps w/.20 grain bbs if you can spend the $200-$300.  The pistols are the weakest next to the mini electrics. they both are horribly inaccurate and have only 150-200 fps and cost atleast $20.\n\na spring would be around 250-400 fps w/ .20 grain.  Most pistols would have around 200-300 fps and cost $20-$30.  Rifles have the 300-350 fps and cost $60+.  Well unless you are talking about the dragonuv sniper rifle ($550) then its 550+ fps.  Please note that spring guns have no auto fire option, you always have to re-cock the gun everytime you shoot.\n\na gas gun can be anywhere from 250-450 fps w/ .20 grain bbs.  $60 for gas and the rifles have the 400+ fps but they are sniper rifles that cost $300.  The pistols have 290-350 fps and mini-autos have 230-300 fps and most cost between $100 and $200.\n\nhope this helps
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-mount the scope.  \n-go to a gunsmith and have him boresight it for a small fee.\n-take the gun with the mounted and boresighted scope to a range where you can shoot 100 yards. \n-shoot at a target at 100 yards(paper bullseye target)\n-if the bullet hole is  high to the bullseye, turn the knob on the side that says up-down one click per 1/4 inch..either up or down.until you are in line with the bullseye\n-if the hole is side to side.. use the knob on the top the same way.  \n- use a gun vise or sandbag to get steady shots.
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First of all, if you need a scope at 15 feet, you better\nget your eyes checked. Then again, I really doubt that you \ncan get within 15 feet by stalking a squirrel. Not unless the \nsquirrels aren't afraid of people. \nWhat is 9* 35?\nThat doesn't make any sense.\nAlso, 675fps from what kind of gun?\nDo you have a chronograph that tells you that you're gun is\nactually shooting 675? Because if you're going by what the manufacturer states, it's wrong. Manufacturers ALWAYS \nEXAGGERATES what their gun shoots, it's part of marketing.
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it really depends on the area you are playing. i bought an automatic submachinegun that has long range, accurate, and power, but it's $300. if you buy the rifle, you should buy a pistol for back up if someone comes right at you. just e-mail me if you have any question
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try using the big firestarter sticks. They're monster matches, and work pretty well.
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buy a tape that has the rabbit in destress sounds on it from bass pro lay it down in a field make a blind you can hide behind . foxes coyotes will come out of the wood work looking for a free meal. i had a ball shotting them
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You can practice your rifle skills indoors with an air rifle. The sight picture, breath and trigger control are the same as with your hunting rifles..I'm not talking about a daisy BB gun or a cheap piece of junk pellet gun, I'm talking about an adult precision air rifle...I use a West German built, Feinwerkbau 124D, the accuracy of this rifle is quite good...A .177 pellet is pretty small and I'm not all that great a shot but on good days at 10 meters I can place 10 shots in one ragged hole. Even at 40 meters 1/2 inch groups are not uncommon...\n\nYou can buy a nice air rifle for around $150 or you can spend several thousand for one with Olympic type accuracy...You might check out the RWS 34 they are well made,accurate and powerful all for around $230...If you do buy an air rifle, either buy a "combo" package or make absolutely sure you buy an air rifle scope. Spring piston air rifles are very hard on scopes and a scope not designed for air rifles will soon be ruined...\n\nRWS Superpoint pellets are my favorite...You may want to try several different "quality" pellets to see which functions best in your rifle...Pellets are relatively cheap and a pellet trap to practice indoors will cost less than $20...\n\nthis is the best site for information on adult precision air guns\nhttp://www.beeman.com\n\nthe best places to buy online\nhttp://www.airgunwarehouseinc.com\nhttp://www.pyramidair.com
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ok first , you might want a treestand. and public land ( aint good!!) then a 30-06 cuz itll take em down, ( shoot behind the front leg)
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Check with your local state fish and game department. In many states its illegal to take  big game using a rimfire cartridge.\n\nThe avg velocity of a .22 rimfire cartridge is 900-1200 feet per second. Not much in foot pounds of muzzle energy (which is what you would use to determine it effective use). \n\nAny cartridge is lethal.\n\nRegister to enroll in a Hunter Education class and learn more about  the right equipment, the ethical taking of game and the benefits hunting has on animal populations.
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I could survive on my own in the wilderness. I know how to  make a snare to catch rabbits. Rabbit fur makes nice linings to buckskin shirts and skirts/pants. I can shoot with a pistol (like my Glock31 , .357) or a bow and arrow. Deer is good cooked over an open fire if you know how to do it. I can shoot quail,pheasants and squirrels with a slingshot. I know which plants that are edible or not. Yes, I could be self sufficient. No doubt, it would be a hard life, but I could do it. But, would a Mexican do it?  No way, Jose'!!
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I suggest a nicer spyder.  Something on the lines of an Electra or an Imagine.  The electra is a great lightweight gun that is perfect for aggressive front players.  with the right hopper it should be able to shoot at least 20 balls per second depending on your shooting skill.  It has the rocking trigger which is really helpful.  If you are really skilled you can get it to shoot 27, 28 balls per second.  I reccomend this gun highly since i have used it.  You can get it for like 250 dollars.  Great Gun
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shoot it with an air self gun\n\nhave fun
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Pretty easy, really.\nAfter you kill the squirrel, take your knife and cut a hole in the center of his back, crosswise of his body.  Make the hole about a inch wide.  Next, insert on finger from either hand into the opening, and pull just enough to make the hole large enough to get a better grip with more fingers.  Then just pull your hands apart.  The skin will usually tear around the squirrel, leaving it looking very much like a pair of pants and a shirt on the squirrel.  Pull off the top part first, the "shirt" pulling the skin up until his wrist and neck is free of skin.  Then break the wrist and cut loose below the freed skin.  Remove the head, and the skin from the "shirt" has the head and front feet in it.  Unless you plan on eating the brains, throw it away.  Personally, I'll leave squirrel brains and scrambled eggs to the old-timers!\nNext, hit the bottom half, the "pants"  Same basic procedure, but this time you're gonna have some intestines at the bottom, and if it was a male squirrel there's gonna be some more equipment down there...just yank it or cut it off.\nNow when you open it up, use just the tip of your knife. Put your finger on the backside of the blade, about a half inch or so from the point, so you don't bust any internal organs.  Horrible smell...avoid if possible.  Start at the pelvis and run the blade all the way up to the ribcage.  At this point, rupturing organs are no longer a concern, so go ahead and slice the ribcage open, sternum to throat.  Slide your fingers into the abdomen cavity, and pull out the internals.  Make sure you get all of it; it's not hard.  Next, remove the lungs and heart.  Make sure to get the windpipe.  Also, remember to bust the pelvis and make sure you get all the intestines and any droppings that may have squeezed out.  \nTake the squirrel inside, wash it with cold water, remove the legs and cut in half about halfway up the body.  Fill a fairly large bowl with saltwater, and put the dressed squirrel in it and put the whole thing in the refridgerator for at least a few hours, or overnight.  Then, pull the squirrel out, wash it, and either cook it, or freeze it.  \nI, personally, prefer mine fried, although squirrel dumplings are great, too...
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the best kind is the tippmann 98 custom.  you can customize the crap out of it and still get more than your money's worth in accuracy.  plus it would be a mega gun that can compete with and costs less that an autococker.  Ive got a flatline barrel and stock on mine and i get really good performance out of it
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Get a shotgun first.  There so many more things you can hunt with them.  I would suggest a middle of the road 12 ga semi.  The mp-153 is a good inexpensive gun.  Was made in Russia by Baikal, now it's owned by Remington.