Ruger 10/22
Or a stevens 410 dbl barrel

Remington 582.

1978 Marlin Glenfield Model 70 .22lr with engraved stock

A BB gun worked pretty well in my teen years but now that I have somewhere to hunt outside of the city limits I would probably choose my Henry .22 or a shotgun.

This reminds me I need to get out and put a few in the freezer.

Usually a suppressed, modded 10/22, but fitna be a threaded Tbolt...and then there’s the odd 410 1148 or 20ga SxS

Magnum Research .22 with carbon bbl., valquartzen trigger, & Nikon rimfire scope. I’m not meat hunting so much as staying sharp on the trigger, and I don’t go as often as I intend these days either.
Same with the fly rod and card of popping bugs I had intentions for 20 years ago. Got three skulling paddles from years gone by, but don’t know where my bream basket with the floating top is 😜.

Kimber of Oregon model 82 carbine model.

1960's Winchester Model 94 in .22mag, with a 2-7 x 33 Leupold.

10/22 or Ruger AMERICAN .22

Romanian M-69 with an old Weaver B4 scope.

I know it’s more expensive to shoot but I like my little savage 17 hmr

Those things will tear a squirrel up. I like mine too.

Rem 870 12 ga with no.6 shot and full or modified choke depending on how thick woods are

Browning Gold 10 gauge with a full choke and # 4 shot!!!

I bet I have killed a thousand with both.

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I enjoy toting mine as well. Definitely got to go with head shots or through the belly.

Kimber of Oregon model 82 carbine. With a Leopold 2.5x8 scope.

Shoot federal match 40 gr round nose bullets.

Head shots only.

Early season - 16ga 5 or 6’s
After the leaves start falling- various 22’s all shooting 36gr cci mini mag

New England 410 with 5 or 6 shot

Remington 510 Targetmaster single shot 22, it has a 24" barrel and with the CCI "Quiet" loads it makes less noise than most pellet guns

I have a Winchester 9422 in 22 Mag I use sometimes but the magnum can be a little rough on squirrels