I removed the sling and gloved my white hands and pulled my hat down low, it was at this point Tia realised we were to be sneaking about and did her best to walk to heel assisted by my reminding her
I worried at first because I had not shot at rabbits heads for the past six months I think but then remembered how much confidence this little carbine gives me and started the hunt.
The first buck was spotted feeding away at 30yards or so and was taken easy.
A little walk and number two was spotted at over 100yds, a short stalk got me down to 70yards to my thoughts. I aimed at his head and was surprised how steady the cross was and gently squeezed the trigger. Pop-smack, number two taken. He was 68 paces! The third showed up at 8yds and the fourth was a 50yds shot. All four taken off hand!
The last two (not in the photo) were taken rested but I missed with shots five and six also rested
Shot seven was off hand at 40yds and shot eight was a 70plus but rested and all though I struggled to get the dog to go that far she did eventually fetch it back for me.
This 22 is the best 22 I have ever owned, it never loses zero and it just about shoots any ammo, I want to be buried with it just in case they like rabbit where I end up
Nath.
which I will add they are tougher than shoe leather 
