That makes sense ..Thanks
This is all I could find... Legal Means of Taking
Rifles: Centerfire rifles firing at least a 55-grain weight soft-nosed or hollow-point bullet and having an overall cartridge case length of 1.25 inches or longer (9 mm rifles are not legal). Clips or magazines of all .22 caliber centerfire firearms may not be capable of holding more than seven rounds of ammunition.
This is all I could find... Legal Means of Taking
Rifles: Centerfire rifles firing at least a 55-grain weight soft-nosed or hollow-point bullet and having an overall cartridge case length of 1.25 inches or longer (9 mm rifles are not legal). Clips or magazines of all .22 caliber centerfire firearms may not be capable of holding more than seven rounds of ammunition.
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Try this one for all three..Savage .17 hmr with a 3/9/50 scope. Inexpensive rifle... Inexpensive scope... Lots of fun and plenty kill power
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I don't think I would want a long barrel small caliber rifle while beating the brush looking for hogs...especially after seeing the pictures where the guy got messed up by a hog this past week. Sure, if you have all the time in the world to hit them just perfect, I bet it would drop a hog. If you have 1 or 2 shots that you have to rely on to make them count, I'll pass. I wouldn't want anything smaller than a .223/5.56
I would only use it from a stand for hogs... and with my 44 for back up
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Yeah, I bet it would be fun in a stand.
Some interesting recomendations here. Still don't see anything that beats a 223 AR carbine platform - bolt gun would be my second choice in a small caliber rifle, but you run into barrel lengths being a real PITA - back to a carbine platform.
If you don't like the AR, a mini-14 would be a good choice.
If you don't like the AR, a mini-14 would be a good choice.
I do love me some lever gun - and 30/30? yes SIR!
Personally, I think .30 cal is just to big for rabbits, thats the only reason I would disqualify a 30 caliber round. Too much damage to the animal, makes cleaning and prep a real chore - same reason I don't like pokin' em with a shotty.
Personally, I think .30 cal is just to big for rabbits, thats the only reason I would disqualify a 30 caliber round. Too much damage to the animal, makes cleaning and prep a real chore - same reason I don't like pokin' em with a shotty.
.22 pellet rifle works well...just ask dinner for tomorrow night....lol
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