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Squirrel Hunting is a very fun type of hunting. Commonly, you use a .22 rifle, Shotgun, or a High-Powered Pellet Rifle to hunt Squirrels. If you are new to hunting, I would recommend Squirrel hunting before big game. It will allow you to get used to small animals and small calibers before you move up to the big stuff. It is fun to go out with friends with small rifles and Squirrel hunt. To me, the most fun type of hunting is deer or duck hunting, where stealth is important. The two types of ways I hunt squirrel is walking around in the woods with a shotgun, or sitting by a tree with a .22 rifle or Pellet rifle. Try other types of hunting too, they are all different and fun in there own ways.
Remington express870 very good all around gun but not bad on price
I dont believe in all around hunting gun. It depends on the game you are after. a magnum .300 rifle would cover most of your hunting needs. A three way tie between a .22 rimfire rifle, a shotgun, and some kind of centerfire rifle that you shoot well. The combination on these three would do you well in most of the world. (but not for dangerous game, say in Africa.)
Hunting has been around since the first man on earth was around. that is all i could say.
I bought one as a hunting tool, not to be worried about mud or scratches. Two years later I use it for hunting, skeet and trap. Never had a problem. It is very reliable. My pals watch it like the poor's guy gun, but it does its job perfectly. Best of all I am not paranoid about dust, like them. Has all the features of $2,000 guns. what is a Baikal worth? What It's worth and what it will cost to buy one are two different things. I have a browning Citori skeet, baikal 27em-ic-m and an Italian made fausti, can't hit anything with the fausti due to the fact it doesn't fit. The baikal and the browning have exactly the same point characteristics. The baikal can be bought for as little as $300 if you look around. but It's worth at least as much as a well worn browning to me. That could be as much as $700. I wouldn't want to try to replace it with another cheep over and under. I think the value is great. Buy one and do as I did, polish the metal and have it reblued as the finish still shows some imperfections out of the box, and refinish the walnut wood. Mine will soon look like a gun equal in quality to my browning. Don't be afraid to buy one!
It all depends on what you are hunting.
Baikal shotguns have been around in the UK for a long time now. They are very simple and honest hardworking guns that will give many years of service. I own two Baikal shotguns (both singles) and I often choose them intead of my Beretta 391 semiauto. Prices in the UK for new baikal guns are about: single all guages L89 side by side L260 over/under L340 You can go to Baikal's website at www.baikalinc.ru. Be sure to click English version when the page pops up unless you can read Russian! Has lots of information and you can even contact the company via email.
Hunting has been around as long as organisms have required caloric intake to survive.
Not sure of the value but i have that exact same 20 gauge with the same engraving on it that my mother gave to me and she got it new as a gift 2 years after i was born so that would make it around 28 years old. Its also the best shotgun ive ever owned.
You can find information in shooting sports or firearm websites and look for its specifications. The Baikal MK 18 Êwith 12 gauge, 28 inches barrelÊis the right choice for beginners to shotguns, this gun is simple and reliable due to its break action design, and is often referred to as a true workhouse in the shotgun world.Ê