I took it out on Wed. for awhile and bagged a fox squirrel... well that ain't enough for a family of four, so I took it out again Thursday to try to get enough for some Hunan Squirrel. Well I started of hot going 3 for 3 and thought WOW I may just get 5 for 5!!! Nope missed the next 3, tagged another, and one last miss... 2 were head shots. (So was the fox from the day prior.) So 4 for 8 with a single shot in less than 2 hours is ok in my book. This lil gun is is a tack driver. A pleasure to shoot, and really improves your patience in waiting for the correct good shot, rather than slingin lead. If you are into this sort of thing I highly recommend trying to find one of these rifles.

Thanks hunt12ga;)
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Nice photo...And good shooting...:)

Nice looking rifle, bet you had a blast hunting with it.

As a side note... I went out Monday to build a ground blind for O tomorrow. I had the 32 w/me but didn't get any shooting. As I sat there a doe and buck came in and winded me. When they snorted the trees came alive with barking squirrels all around me.... might work to help locate the buggers if you aren't seeing any....

Once you find a tool that agrees with you you just gotta stick with it.. Wish I had the time on her pop's land to get that aquainted with my SKS, just never seems to happen for me.. Can still put it on the paper plate @ 100 yards with iron sights.. That's good enough for a non hunter I guess.. Loves me my SKS(s)