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Very much enjoyed your video. Brought back many fine memories. My Belgian mother loved rabbits for dinner. Mom met dad, an American soldier, near the end of the war. She came to America in 1947 and lived the rest of their lives in Washington state. I hunted rabbits at an early age; no one else in the family hunted. Mom made a Red Wine with Prunes Sauce to bake the rabbits in. It was wonderful! Served with applesauce and boiled red potatoes. She used the same sauce to bake wild duck, which a neighbor gave us on occasion. Baked or fried rabbit is a fine meal. Hope you and the farmer had a feast!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I hunted rabbits with a .22 and a .22 mag. The .22 always did the job, but I found with the magnum there wasn't much head left and no flopping around after. It also allowed for longer shots. But I'm now about to retire, plan to get back into small game hunting, and will be buying the Ruger 10/22. Back in the 70's I had no problem getting ammo for the 22 magnum. These days it seems to be hard to come by. I was recently at a large gun store; it had no .22 magnums and no .22 magnum ammo. To be honest, that bummed me out. The Ruger 10/22 I could buy for about $350.00. If I managed to find a Winchester 94/22 magnum like the one I had, a used one would cost me around $1,200.00. That's crazy money for a small caliber gun.
I just left a Walmart in Vermont that was fully stocked with 22 ammo of all kinds. Since I live in NY and they just passed a ridiculous law, we go but from Vermont now. NY makes no sense, its really absurd, the law does nothing whatsoever other than lose out on money from ammo sales. It took my brother over 3 hours to get a box of deer rounds a few weeks ago.
Excellent marksmanship, some nice food for your hard work, like my Airgun and your Airgun hunting, but iv always got a soft spot for my CZ 22 LR hunting .👍🤠
У нас тоже есть проблема с такими животными, но она может быть и намного серьёзнее. Проходят соревнования по снайпингу, где цель сократить популяцию сурка-байбака. Он не только может разрывать грунт, создавая угрозу для краснокнижных копытных и других животных, но и раскопать захоронения и выпустить чуму или сибирскую язву. Насколько помню, самый дальний призовой выстрел был около трёхсот метров, но за оружие и калибр не поясню, слишком много времени прошло с прочтения статьи в журнале "Оружие и охота".🤪
nice vid👍 I used to use a 22lr but found that after shooting them and as in your video they jump around loads before expiring. So have moved to a 17hmr which disintegrates on impact at over 2500 fps! quicker kill and devastating impact. only down side is its a little louder but have found better results. also the 17hmr has less “flyers” than the 22lr👍
I’ve probably shot over 500 cases of Eley sub sonic ammo in small bore competition. I cant say I’ve ever had a ‘flyer’…… And a suppressed .22 with that ammo isn’t just slightly quieter, it’s literally silent, something you’ll never achieve with a 17.
Im in Australia and suppressors are not allowed. great to hear that you don’t get any flyers, what ammo do you use? was using cci which was the most consistent with the 22 but one in every 10 or so would be a flyer. nice clean barrel and the rifle is a 452 CZ.
@@garytrigg-graynoth4034 It's a shame suppressors aren't allowed in Oz. I think the public (and Authority) perception of them is basically from the movies, which portray them as something used only by criminals (patently false) and completely silent (which they are not, they suppress the sound but you can still hear it if you're nearby). This deprives legitimate shooters of a very useful tool. Even with a .22 LR which can make quite a distinctive crack, not only does it alert the rabbits but there are times you may need to shoot close to houses (eg the farmer that has asked for the help) and early in the morning and you don't want to be waking people up with the noise, dogs barking etc. And if you're shooting bigger rounds like .223 or .243 a suppressor is really a must unless you want to advertise your presence for miles around. Some Laws just don't make good sense and are overkill (pun pun)
@theo 100% agree, to many politicians watching james bond im affraid😂 issues here are the rules that apply for the hunting and country living folk are made by idiots in the city🤦♂️
@@Theophilus200some people are born with a genetic flaw that gives them the need to control other people so anything they can find to do that with they grasp on to it because it gives them pleasure
@@lancsvermincontrol You getting paid for this, or not ??? (can't be bothered watching the typical British trigger happy , itchy finger type, repetitive stuff )
As always Lanc your attention to detail and professionalism has given you top honors in your field. My opinion best shooting on TH-cam!! Kudos to you my friend
nice one mate - very impressed at how silent those subsonics are - always thought fac airguns were better for rabbits but with how silent and cheap those subsonic rounds are with the obvious advantage of no need to refill an air tank i may just have to try subsonics in a .22
They're rather quiet but the sound of a 40gr hollow point echoes quite loud on impact. I never worry about refilling an air tank as I don't shoot enough rabbits to empty the cylinder. Both have their uses, just depends how I'm feeling that day on which one to use. Thanks.
@@lancsvermincontrol that is a fair point about never really shooting enough to empty a tank and to be honest the only time ive ever emptied the tank on my dreamline was a full day of decoying crows. might just have to get a 22 to try subsonics as having options is never a bad thing
I am finding both the just stop oil protestors and the illegal boat arrivals across the channel somewhat of a pest too. Could you be employed to deal with these with your lead delivery system?
You have a sweet setup. Excellent shooting. I do the same on my ranch. I have a psycho Weiner dog that retrieves my rabbits and prairie dogs for me. lol
I’ve had critters disappear when hunting with quiet rifles. I think that a weasel was in the wood pile heard the trashing and grabbed it. Why were the Hares not taken ?
Glad you enjoyed the 22LR. Wish I could use it more often on the channel but don’t really have many rabbit shooting permissions were 22LR is safe to use.
Great marksmanship Lanc-well done. Question(s): can you tell us why hares aren't an issue to the farmers [at least now], but the rabbits are? Are they "out-of-season? Also, as someone whose killed/eaten a lot of rabbits over the years, I wondered what happens to these? Do you or the farmer get them-or do they go to feed the poor? No biggy-just wondered. Always a thumbs up-great job. God bless.
Which do you prefer ? 22lr or 177hmr ? Like you I have both ! I find that the 177home gets a lot more use but still wouldn't get rid of my 22, brilliant pest control video, keep up the good work and when I can't get out and do the same thing I do love to watch you doing the same thing 👍👍👍
@@Grimasaurus Not an excuse, it's an old battered thing that needs a good service or pretty much replacing with a new rifle. It was bought 2nd hand from an old fella who had used and abused. I just wanted to use it before it finally gets taken somewhere to be destroyed.
Nice video you have here, i just have few question i want to ask How you can make a record from inside of your scope? If you eat the rabbits, is than has a gunpowder stuff around that meat? And then is there any of your friend or someone who hunt the pest using a slingshot or a bow?
Hello, glad you enjoyed the video. The scope is a Hik Alpex which can record the footage. The rabbits are safe to eat and this is an air rifle, no gun powder.
While it is what it is I'm wondering what is the difference between rabbits and hares that would give the latter a pass other than the preferences of the farmer.
60 to 80 yards is just perfect for comfortable rabbiting. When I was airgun hunting I just couldn’t get close enough without crawling on my face for 25 yards 😭 now I can setup with the tripod and comfortably pop anything that jumps out along a whole tree / hedge line. 22lr is the perfect calibre with how quiet it is with subsonics
I've found 15-20 minutes for young 'uns, 30 -40 for old ones. The majority you will shoot are does, but the ones you REALLY want are the bucks. If you aim for the rear of the head, and destroy the spinal / basal area, they wont jump around, they just dirt nap instantly. I was shooting on Bredon Hill in Worcestershire many years ago with my Daystate Huntman PH6. I killed 30 rabbits in 30 minutes. With an Airstream silencer all you hear is a faint "click". If you are in front, you hear nothing.
@@lancsvermincontrol okay bud or should I just stick to standard velocity cci am kinda new hunter for squirrel and small game with 22 just asking u since you seem like a pro
@@joshuahammond2321 Whichever is most accurate in your rifle. Try a few different brands, subsonic and non-subsonic and use the best performer. Try at 50 yards to get an idea.
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"Shhh. Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting wabbits"
EEEHHHHHHHHHHHHH........ what's up doc?.... 🥕🥕🥕🥕
That never gets old😅😅
Heh heh heh
Duck season, bang.
Eh, what's he look like doc?
Very much enjoyed your video. Brought back many fine memories.
My Belgian mother loved rabbits for dinner. Mom met dad, an American soldier, near the end of the war.
She came to America in 1947 and lived the rest of their lives in Washington state.
I hunted rabbits at an early age; no one else in the family hunted.
Mom made a Red Wine with Prunes Sauce to bake the rabbits in. It was wonderful! Served with applesauce and boiled red potatoes.
She used the same sauce to bake wild duck, which a neighbor gave us on occasion.
Baked or fried rabbit is a fine meal. Hope you and the farmer had a feast!
Glad to hear you enjoyed the video and that it broke back memories. Your rabbit recipes seem really nice, a lot of effort gone in to making them.
If anyone wants various types of pest control look no further than this guy, top drawer as usual 👍
Thank you 🙏
"They always send the young ones out first " smart wabbits
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Great job lance keep videos coming I’m 74yrs young shooting two days week can’t lay down prone now well done lad
Nice clean hunting . No wind , great eye and awesome equipment. Suppressor Nice 👍.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I hunted rabbits with a .22 and a .22 mag. The .22 always did the job, but I found with the magnum there wasn't much head left and no flopping around after. It also allowed for longer shots. But I'm now about to retire, plan to get back into small game hunting, and will be buying the Ruger 10/22. Back in the 70's I had no problem getting ammo for the 22 magnum. These days it seems to be hard to come by. I was recently at a large gun store; it had no .22 magnums and no .22 magnum ammo. To be honest, that bummed me out. The Ruger 10/22 I could buy for about $350.00. If I managed to find a Winchester 94/22 magnum like the one I had, a used one would cost me around $1,200.00. That's crazy money for a small caliber gun.
I just left a Walmart in Vermont that was fully stocked with 22 ammo of all kinds. Since I live in NY and they just passed a ridiculous law, we go but from Vermont now. NY makes no sense, its really absurd, the law does nothing whatsoever other than lose out on money from ammo sales. It took my brother over 3 hours to get a box of deer rounds a few weeks ago.
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The little death dance they do always gets me 😂
Rabbits: "Nyah, nyah! We can bugger each other faster than you can rack that bolt."
Well done
Excellent marksmanship, some nice food for your hard work, like my Airgun and your Airgun hunting, but iv always got a soft spot for my CZ 22 LR hunting .👍🤠
Also makes a change from using my air rifles all the time.
,,.👍
Ahh my favorite caliber 'shooting stick' an Anschutz 1417, I do like the looks of that stock.
Totally agree. I'd rather own a second hand Annie than I would a new BRNO. I've owned both rifles and the Anschutz was something special.
У нас тоже есть проблема с такими животными, но она может быть и намного серьёзнее. Проходят соревнования по снайпингу, где цель сократить популяцию сурка-байбака. Он не только может разрывать грунт, создавая угрозу для краснокнижных копытных и других животных, но и раскопать захоронения и выпустить чуму или сибирскую язву. Насколько помню, самый дальний призовой выстрел был около трёхсот метров, но за оружие и калибр не поясню, слишком много времени прошло с прочтения статьи в журнале "Оружие и охота".🤪
It is a crying shame, when a nice rifle only sees paper targets. Nice shooting !
Man some of those rabbits really do fidget like crazy when shot even bears dont act like that, btw nice shots.
Snatch mk 2, the Hare`s are alright in this sequel, its just those pesky wabbits that get ``proper fucked`` LOL.
Great to see the Anschutz out, more please.
What lovely sounds of Summer in the background, seems a long distant memory already!
nice vid👍 I used to use a 22lr but found that after shooting them and as in your video they jump around loads before expiring. So have moved to a 17hmr which disintegrates on impact at over 2500 fps! quicker kill and devastating impact. only down side is its a little louder but have found better results. also the 17hmr has less “flyers” than the 22lr👍
I’ve probably shot over 500 cases of Eley sub sonic ammo in small bore competition. I cant say I’ve ever had a ‘flyer’…… And a suppressed .22 with that ammo isn’t just slightly quieter, it’s literally silent, something you’ll never achieve with a 17.
Im in Australia and suppressors are not allowed. great to hear that you don’t get any flyers, what ammo do you use? was using cci which was the most consistent with the 22 but one in every 10 or so would be a flyer. nice clean barrel and the rifle is a 452 CZ.
@@garytrigg-graynoth4034 It's a shame suppressors aren't allowed in Oz. I think the public (and Authority) perception of them is basically from the movies, which portray them as something used only by criminals (patently false) and completely silent (which they are not, they suppress the sound but you can still hear it if you're nearby). This deprives legitimate shooters of a very useful tool. Even with a .22 LR which can make quite a distinctive crack, not only does it alert the rabbits but there are times you may need to shoot close to houses (eg the farmer that has asked for the help) and early in the morning and you don't want to be waking people up with the noise, dogs barking etc. And if you're shooting bigger rounds like .223 or .243 a suppressor is really a must unless you want to advertise your presence for miles around. Some Laws just don't make good sense and are overkill (pun pun)
@theo 100% agree, to many politicians watching james bond im affraid😂 issues here are the rules that apply for the hunting and country living folk are made by idiots in the city🤦♂️
@@Theophilus200some people are born with a genetic flaw that gives them the need to control other people so anything they can find to do that with they grasp on to it because it gives them pleasure
I’ve just gotten into watching hunting vids lately and find it pretty interesting, this is probably one of the best I’ve seen this week, nice hunts!
Glad to hear you’re enjoying the videos.
Honestly me too. Especially when it comes to hunting invasive and destructive species. Also nice Alastar pfp.
Great shooting as usual, great setup and attention to detail & patience , keep posting your videos.
Thank you Gaz
@@lancsvermincontrol You getting paid for this, or not ??? (can't be bothered watching the typical British trigger happy , itchy finger type, repetitive stuff )
As always Lanc your attention to detail and professionalism has given you top honors in your field. My opinion best shooting on TH-cam!! Kudos to you my friend
Your opinion is also the truth 😂 thank you very much Fernandez 👍
Excellent video and shooting as always.
The red reticle is really difficult for me to see but I don’t think you can do much about it.
nice one mate - very impressed at how silent those subsonics are - always thought fac airguns were better for rabbits but with how silent and cheap those subsonic rounds are with the obvious advantage of no need to refill an air tank i may just have to try subsonics in a .22
They're rather quiet but the sound of a 40gr hollow point echoes quite loud on impact. I never worry about refilling an air tank as I don't shoot enough rabbits to empty the cylinder. Both have their uses, just depends how I'm feeling that day on which one to use.
Thanks.
@@lancsvermincontrol that is a fair point about never really shooting enough to empty a tank and to be honest the only time ive ever emptied the tank on my dreamline was a full day of decoying crows. might just have to get a 22 to try subsonics as having options is never a bad thing
It's always good to have a 22LR with subsonics. They're pretty good fun.
Gunpowder is just more fun imo. Less faff more shooting. If you’re a tinkerer then airguns are for you.
@@pvegod1484i don't think they can own firearms that shoot gun powder.
Watching whilst on vacation in Tulua, Colombia 🇨🇴
glad to see you pop up tonight - another great little vid - keep em coming - cheers,
Thanks, will do!
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Such a sweet, silent setup! Would love to try that out on wild hogs here in Texas! Great video!!
Thanks for watching Tim 👍
"Be vewwy vewwy quiet. We're hunting wabbits"
Ah Whats Up Doc
I am finding both the just stop oil protestors and the illegal boat arrivals across the channel somewhat of a pest too.
Could you be employed to deal with these with your lead delivery system?
Great shooting, guy. It is rabbit stew for a month.
great shooting LVC, the .22lr a great rimfire i had x2
annies in the past great guns.
atb brian
It’s Wabbit season!!!!!
Love that set-up, great shooting, salute from America.😃
Thank you Kevin
Subsonic and hollow point sounds like an oxymoron, but ok. Great shooting. What distances?
The 4:50 one didn't know it was dead.
You have a sweet setup. Excellent shooting. I do the same on my ranch. I have a psycho Weiner dog that retrieves my rabbits and prairie dogs for me. lol
Iv got the same scope, just bought same LRF as you have, do you just bolt it on and align it? Mines on a cz 457.
Paul from Yorkshire.
Yes pretty much. You will see it flashing during night time.
This is great to fill up a corner of the freezer !! 👍
It sure is!
Look out for those Werewolves at night 😂!
Great video. The rabbits were coming out of the woodworks...literally!
That nighttime setup is pretty sweet.
Brilliant more 22 lr rabbits and squirrels please. I haven’t seen you take many squirrels with your 22lr recently in videos.
Brilliant video and shooting mate, cracking watch, Cheers 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Always a pleasure Casper 👍
👍,..
Another quality video cheers Lanc 👍🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it
Good shooting mate well done farmer will be pleased , look forward to some more 22cal L/R shooting.
I’ve had critters disappear when hunting with quiet rifles. I think that a weasel was in the wood pile heard the trashing and grabbed it.
Why were the Hares not taken ?
deadly combo, amazingly quiet. Great shooting
I am very surprised that there are so many rabbits in the UK. In mainland Europe all the rabbits are sick with RHD and myxomatosis. Happy Hunting!
It might sound daft but when you collect them after hunting them but do you hang them and eat them? Cos I know I would lol, Lovely jubbly.
Yes they get eaten
Thanks!
Thank you very much, it is really appreciated. You're a star! 👍
@@lancsvermincontrol Zszz
Brings a new meaning to the phrase "Bunny Hop"!
You can put your sarcasm wherever you freak
Great shooting with the 22lr , nice bag of bunnies..freezer fillers..cheers..mike ❤😊
Certainly is a full freezer 😄
Great video ! ....can i ask what tripod do you use ?
Thanks, it is the Primos trigger stick.
Wonder how many commenting against this eat fast food
Even ground coffee has roaches in it 🪳
Really enjoyed this one.
Yes bring out the 22LR again 👍
Glad you enjoyed the 22LR. Wish I could use it more often on the channel but don’t really have many rabbit shooting permissions were 22LR is safe to use.
@@lancsvermincontrol pity there's another shooter on utube that does a lot with a 22LR but he appears to be shooting in a valley with a good backstop.
We call this "bunny blasting" in Utah. Good times.
Utah is a great state! 👍
We have ground squirrels and it is the funnest afternoon!!!❤
Great video bud, I’ve been shooting for about a year, got my first permission today
Those energy dumps are so crazy. Nervous system always on RUN
Those pesky wabbits 😂
I’m a camera noob... how do you film the view through the scope?
The scope is a Hik Alpex and it is a digital day/night scope which can record.
Great marksmanship Lanc-well done. Question(s): can you tell us why hares aren't an issue to the farmers [at least now], but the rabbits are? Are they "out-of-season?
Also, as someone whose killed/eaten a lot of rabbits over the years, I wondered what happens to these? Do you or the farmer get them-or do they go to feed the poor?
No biggy-just wondered. Always a thumbs up-great job. God bless.
Great shooting and nice video! Keep’em rolling!
Thank you as always mate 👍
What gun are you using?
Equipment used:
Anschutz 1417 22LR
SAK moderator
HIKMICRO ALPEX A50T
Eley Subsonic 38gr
You have the best job in the UK
Which do you prefer ? 22lr or 177hmr ? Like you I have both ! I find that the 177home gets a lot more use but still wouldn't get rid of my 22, brilliant pest control video, keep up the good work and when I can't get out and do the same thing I do love to watch you doing the same thing 👍👍👍
I like both. 22LR is good when there are only a few rabbits but 17hmr is good when there is quite a lot as they don't all run away after the "crack".
The people complaining are probably eating at a fast food restaurant tonight
Eating lamb probably 🤷♂️
As a city boy, I'm curious--are the rabbits a pest that eat crops? If so, why are hares not a problem?
Love how you rack that bolt like you are holding a .50 cal.
It needed a service that’s why 😂
@@lancsvermincontrol if that's really the excuse, you need to learn to maintain your rifle.
@@Grimasaurus Not an excuse, it's an old battered thing that needs a good service or pretty much replacing with a new rifle. It was bought 2nd hand from an old fella who had used and abused. I just wanted to use it before it finally gets taken somewhere to be destroyed.
4:51 Did that one survive? He kept jumping around
You're a good film maker.
Thank you 👍
May I ask what happened to the rabbits after the hunt? They weren’t just thrown away they were given to somebody for food correct
They are given to my neighbour.
Anchutz are such good rifles.
I got a 47 year old 1422 double trigger model and it shoots the head off from matches at 50 yards.
That bolt on your rifle sounds as rough as guts when you reload
Looks like rabbit stew for dinner 😂😂👍
Nice video you have here, i just have few question i want to ask
How you can make a record from inside of your scope?
If you eat the rabbits, is than has a gunpowder stuff around that meat?
And then is there any of your friend or someone who hunt the pest using a slingshot or a bow?
Hello, glad you enjoyed the video.
The scope is a Hik Alpex which can record the footage.
The rabbits are safe to eat and this is an air rifle, no gun powder.
@@lancsvermincontrol I didn't see an air container on that rifle. Where is it? And isn't the ammo brand you're using gunpowder? Pardon my ignorance.
@@Owls-Toads My apologies, this is a 22LR rimfire and not an air rifle. I was thinking of a different video.
While it is what it is I'm wondering what is the difference between rabbits and hares that would give the latter a pass other than the preferences of the farmer.
What shooting distance?
Fantastic job I love it so cool
I'm glad you like it
What laser range finder do you use mate and how do you read the measurements, is it a separate screen for reading?
Thanks keep up the great footage
It is a LE032 range finder and it has a screen display. You can see it blink at night time.
great video as always. What distance do you sight in at with the subsonics and what distance where the rabbits shot at?
Zero was 40 yards and distances were between 30 and 60 yards.
60 to 80 yards is just perfect for comfortable rabbiting. When I was airgun hunting I just couldn’t get close enough without crawling on my face for 25 yards 😭 now I can setup with the tripod and comfortably pop anything that jumps out along a whole tree / hedge line. 22lr is the perfect calibre with how quiet it is with subsonics
Where did you get the clamp adapter for the shooting sticks?
It is a 3d printed saddle clamp from eBay.
Question for you Sir. Are Semi-autos not allowed in the UK? Just that I use a Ruger 10-22 here in NZ and they work a treat on the bunnies and Possums.
Yes semi auto 22LRs are allowed here.
Great shooting Lanc. Good to see the .22LR in action. Cheers from Texas.
Always a pleasure David 👍
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Very nice greetings from argentina ,South america
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Awesome man, im keen to do this.
The kind of hare loss I can live with...!
Nice shooting G. Your lucky to have rabbit to shoot. Round us they start to get the numbers up then die of with the haemorrhaging or the Myxy.
On this particular land near me there doesn't seem to be mixy just yet, but shooting up Bolton/Wigan way they have mixy there unfortunately.
Excellent video and I must say a much better video than my previous rabbit hunting video…
Thank you 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
I've found 15-20 minutes for young 'uns, 30 -40 for old ones. The majority you will shoot are does, but the ones you REALLY want are the bucks. If you aim for the rear of the head, and destroy the spinal / basal area, they wont jump around, they just dirt nap instantly.
I was shooting on Bredon Hill in Worcestershire many years ago with my Daystate Huntman PH6. I killed 30 rabbits in 30 minutes. With an Airstream silencer all you hear is a faint "click". If you are in front, you hear nothing.
Nice shooting, whats the make and model of the thermal scope?
I didn't use a thermal scope 🤷🏻♂️
Hi... Are the rabbits used for comsum..?
Yes they are.
I got a 22 magnum savage that gives rabbits the business. I prefer it over my 12 and 20 gauge. Delicious critters
The farmer needs a few hawks in the area to make short work of them
Awesome shooting my friend! You really piled up the rabbits!!
Thank you, it was an enjoyable evening reducing the numbers.
He got a nice dinner tonight. I love rabbit
A very good Friday morning to you sir from Wellington Somerset
Thank you very much 👍
Can you use subsonics without a supresser just wanna know before i buy some for my 22lr ...will they still be accurate without the suppresser
Yes they'll work fine, but it'll still be pretty loud.
@@lancsvermincontrol okay bud or should I just stick to standard velocity cci am kinda new hunter for squirrel and small game with 22 just asking u since you seem like a pro
@@joshuahammond2321 Whichever is most accurate in your rifle. Try a few different brands, subsonic and non-subsonic and use the best performer. Try at 50 yards to get an idea.
@@lancsvermincontrol thanks bud appreciate your help
Love the accuracy of the subsonics!
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