Squirrel hunting with 22lr tracers. Plinkster Outdoors

Published on January 3, 2015
Duration: 3:33

This video showcases squirrel hunting using .22 LR tracer ammunition, highlighting the visual appeal and effectiveness of tracers for plinking and small game. The content details the setup of a Ruger 10/22 with specific modifications and emphasizes the importance of understanding local hunting regulations regarding tracer use.

Quick Summary

Squirrel hunting with .22 LR tracer rounds from Piney Mountain Ammunition is showcased using a custom Ruger 10/22. While fun and visually engaging, hunters must verify the legality of tracer use in their specific state.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Legalities of Tracers
  2. 00:49Entering the Woods for Squirrels
  3. 01:02Loading Ruger 10/22 with Tracers
  4. 01:24Hunting Action with Tracer Rounds
  5. 03:12Conclusion & Grey Squirrel Harvest

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to hunt with tracer ammunition?

Legality varies by state. The speaker notes it's legal in the state he's visiting but not in his home state of Tennessee, emphasizing the need to check local regulations.

What rifle and ammunition were used for squirrel hunting?

A custom Ruger 10/22 rifle with a Tactical Solutions barrel and Cabela's scope was used, loaded with Piney Mountain Ammunition .22 LR tracer rounds.

What are the benefits of using tracer rounds for hunting?

Tracers offer visual feedback on the bullet's trajectory in flight, making plinking and hunting more engaging and allowing for trajectory observation.

Can tracer ammunition be inconsistent?

Yes, the speaker mentions that tracer rounds can sometimes be inconsistent, but they are still considered fun and effective for hunting small game like squirrels.

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