IME, .22 @9-10 foot pounds is ideal for indoor dairy pesting. .177 will put holes in roofs easier than .22 at the same energy due to concentrating the same energy in a smaller foot print.
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Why .22 and why .30
- Thread starter Drumsnguns
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.22 is cheap and is the workhorse around the house for most of your killin in 'lower power guns' ..which is a virtue if you want to keep it confined to your own yard with minimal damage to the neighbors ... flower pots
.30 *ahem* well .30 is heavier hitting for the more robust pests, but my opinion is nothing a .35 wont do better for the same money .. may come down to the gun caliber availability, if'n say you want a special purpose gun to 'strip the paint' off something and its only available in .30, id go for it, otherwise id want .35 .. my take ..
.30 *ahem* well .30 is heavier hitting for the more robust pests, but my opinion is nothing a .35 wont do better for the same money .. may come down to the gun caliber availability, if'n say you want a special purpose gun to 'strip the paint' off something and its only available in .30, id go for it, otherwise id want .35 .. my take ..
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The prices argument is a tough one to swallow as numbers lie and liars use numbers.
JSB .22 Monster Redesign 25gr - $24.99 for 350
JTS .25 25gr - $9.99 for 150 = $23.31 for 350
.25 pellets are actually cheaper than .22 pellets - see how I did that.
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Why heeeel, if your gunna call me a liar, I'd better step up my game!
Predator GTO .22 Cal, 11.75 Grains, Domed, Lead-Free, 200ct, $29.99, $0.150 / Rd
But since your just being you, I was just reflecting on my purchases as of late, not indicting an industry.
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