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08-17-2025, 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Joseph Roth

Details on the loads for shooting thru the "Lifters"?

Would like to get Granddad's old 1894 REM SxS out for squirrels.

How do you shoot squirrels with a shotgun? How can you miss? Or do you wait for them to run and shoot them on the move? I guess that is sport. I hunt squirrels with a .22 and aim for their eye. Then you have to eat them tho. Their meat can be put in a stew....it's okay, but my wife isn't a fan, so I haven't hunted squirrels for some time now.

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