24 rounds of 148 grain Wadcutters in a tidy little package.

[Lost River]

I discovered that the "Trader Joe's" version of an Altoids tin, can fit exactly 24 rounds of .38 Special 148 grain Wadcutters, and 2 foam ear plugs. Add a rubber band for added insurance against inadvertent opening, and you are G2G.


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[Totem Polar]

Free-range organic lead bullets: no copper additives!

6 of those tins and a K-frame, and I'm ready to go! Good life hack, sagebrush. :D

[Lost River]

It is funny you say that.

Someone suggested that I let them know on their facebook page.

My response was:


They would probably schit a gluten free, non GMO, free range, twinkie.

[LSP972]

Well, that's neat… but is it for just toting some extra cartridges around to take your time digging from while shooting?

If not, I think a couple or four of loaded Speed Strips might be a little quicker to use…?

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[Lost River]

Nothing tactical, defensive or ninja like.

Unless you are practicing your ninja-death-stalking skills, on wascally wabbits. Which wadcutters are perfect for.

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[SeriousStudent]

And the foam earplugs keeps the rounds from wattling.

In case you have to be vewy, vewy quiet while hunting wabbits.

[APS-PF]

Speedstrips are ninja? Dang did I just wake up in the 60s? Neat M15 with red insert front sight!

[Lost River]

Speedstrips are ninja? Dang did I just wake up in the 60s? Neat M15 with red insert front sight!

They are if you are Elmer Fudd!


I am tempted this next winter to give at least a half a day's try to strictly a J Frame Jackrabbit Safari.


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[ACP230]

I have thought about a J-frame red squirrel hunt.
The are officially pests in my state and I know people who have had
them do damage around the place.

[Wheeler]

I've been known to kick back to a simpler time when not everyone felt the need to go loaded for bear. Here's my tree-rat kit.

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[Lost River]

Funny thing about squirrels.

I actually enjoy the snot out of watching them, and pretty much never shoot them. I know it is contradictory, as I will shoot the nasty little burrowing ground squirrels, that the west has by the multi-millions, but the common tree variety, I have been known to feed.

With that said, for the guys who hunt them, and in areas where a tree rat is the eastern equivalent of a jackrabbit, I fully support them. But personally, I just like watching the funny little things, and at an old house, had one that eventually would take peanuts from my hand, or a small pile next to me on the porch.

[BehindBlueI's]

I've been known to kick back to a simpler time when not everyone felt the need to go loaded for bear. Here's my tree-rat kit.

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My uncle hunts squirrel with a .32 black powder rifle. He's roughly 50x the woodsman I ever was.

[Wheeler]

My uncle hunts squirrel with a .32 black powder rifle. He's roughly 50x the woodsman I ever was.

When I was a kid my dad used to take me squirrel hunting with a single shot 20 gauge up until I turned 12. After that he made me hunt with a .22 Mag, needless to say the amount of squirrels I bagged went down considerably. The .22 Mag in the picture belonged to my cousin before he died and after my uncle died I bought it from his family. To this day it's my go to varmint gun and tree rat eradicator. I still don't get nearly as many squirrels as I would with the single shot 20 gauge, (which I still have by the way) but I thoroughly enjoy every single outing.

For the curious, those longer shells in the ammo wallet aren't actually .22 Magnum, those are .22 Winchester Rimfire's (.22 WRF) which is the predecessor to .22 Mag. It's a great little round that fills a niche between .22LR and .22Mag and isn't nearly as loud as a .22Mag nor does it tear up the squirrels as much.

[Super77]

Nothing tactical, defensive or ninja like.

Unless you are practicing your ninja-death-stalking skills, on wascally wabbits. Which wadcutters are perfect for.

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Doesn't look like there's much meat on that thing.

[Wayne Dobbs]

A Model 15 is an awesome rabbit gun!

[SamAdams]

Well, that's neat… but is it for just toting some extra cartridges around to take your time digging from while shooting?

If not, I think a couple or four of loaded Speed Strips might be a little quicker to use…?

.

Ya ever taste a Speed Strip ?

Peppermints are mo better