Posted by Dean Olson on March 08, 2015 at 21:12:00 from (107.129.21.194):
In Reply to: Shot gun vs 22 posted by jayinNY on March 07, 2015 at 20:27:10:
I recently jumped through all the hoops and acquired an integrally supressed Ruger 10/22. Really quiet. I've shot .22's for over 40 years and never realized how much they bounce/ricochet. You can hear the distinctive high pitched buzz when there's no report covering it up.
For that reason I'll grab a shotgun, especially at night, before my 22. I shoot light 1oz loads of 7 1/2's. out of a 12 gauge.
Or
I have snake shot shells for my 45 with tactical light attached. It works great at close range.
The answer to your question is have several options to fit the situation. I shoot a .223 at coyotes, .22 or shotgun at coons, skunks etc., snake shot at rats and snakes.
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