Bunny Rabbit Bullets

[stevethevanman]

I did this to get a very good feel for what you guys on here put through your guns.

And please put what you prefer

[Bazooka Joe]

High Velocity [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

Sub-Sonic's [ 3 ] ** [100.00%]

Favourite High Velocity Bullet

CCI Mini-Mag [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

CCI Stinger [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

CCI Velocitor [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

Other [ 3 ] ** [100.00%]

Favourite Sub-Sonic

40grn Winchester [ 3 ] ** [100.00%]

40grn CCI [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

40grn Eley [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

40grn PMC Moderator [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

40grn Remington [ 0 ] ** [0.00%]

 

 

Great minds think alike..........!

 

BJ.

[gibby]

I always use Winnies' for rabbits, the ocassional time i use HV rounds i use stingers. Only use the .22lr for rabbits so havent experimented with the ammo as what i have does the job.

[farmer]

.22lr- Eley subs every time on Rabbits..........................There the best

.17hmr Just tried Federal on Rabbits and a close up charlie........................... AWSOME

[invector]

Eley .22 subs.

CCI 20 grain Gamepoint .17HMR

[luckytrigger]

Eley .22 subs

Dont use hv.

17 grain hornady v-max

[Frank]

WINCHESTER SUBS

 

Frank.

[Spook]

Winchester hollow point sub sonics do the trick!

Have used Eley Match before when I ran out of ammo and they did well but too expensive for all the time use, seemed to hit em hard though.

If I want a bit more of a bang Remington yellow jacket seem to work well in my gun, just have to remember to aim half an inch high as they seem to hit a bit lower.

I have also bought a nasty nose for cross cutting my rounds but it seems to make no difference at all to the amount of damage they do. I now only go for head shots, if I miss the bunnie gets away without suffering but if it hits home he's a gonner.

Zeroing my .223 at 90ish yards a fluffy tail hopped out to see what the noise was.....We both wished he hadn't the mouldy bales I use as a back stop for zeroing were painted a nasty shade of bunnie. It was only just recognisable from a shot to the shoulder as he stood on his back legs. I know there is no such thing as over kill and dead is dead, so long as it's quick and clean with respect for your quarry but it was like calling in an air strike on a village to take out a sniper in a clock tower.

[fullbore]

used to use CCi subs went over to Eleys and not looked back, they stink a bit but very effective and accurate, just got back from the Dales today and the crows, magpies and bunnes don't like them at all I can tell you

[SSS]

Late night insomniac boredom has set in, so I have dug this out of the archive, and thought it maybe worth refreshing it.

I voted as follows,

Sub-sonics,

Had to vote other, but have not shot HV's yet. I am going to give yellow jackets a go soon.

And finally remington subsonics, because my gun like them

[deputy dog]

Hornady v max 17 or 20 grain heads. Good all rounder for rabbits up to 150yrds and foxes up to 80/ 100yrds. Tried a few others and stuck to this brand.