Thanks for the good cliff's notes type video. I like that the changes you made had tangible results. I also tap on my scope when I make an adjustment Even watch can get hung up trying to find it's level.

Good move changing stock and scope groups got a lot better I just love them Green Mountain barrels reasonably priced and they're good shooters I shoot a lot of green tag CCI out of mind they shoot great give them a try sometime good stuff keep up the good work

Here in Washington state, squirrel has to be hunted with shotgun IF you are in an area that allows squirrel hunting. Forest grouse can be hunted with .22 though. This is what happens when non-hunters make the rules!

Nice presentation. Thanks.

Damn good shot placement. I been feeling my fridge with this ammo for years. Does good on cottonmouth in the summer for cottonmouth as well when I'm fishing

We've used the CCI Standard HP for a long time, and it has performed very well on squirrel and other small game. We enjoy the lower noise, very good accuracy and always mushrooms well. In suppressed rifles, it is extremely quiet. If you use a scope with a parallax adjustment for 50yds instead of the typical fixed 100yd in non adjustable centerfire rifle scopes, you will see your groups improve with little/no movement in POI. While 100yd fixed para scopes work for most hunting situations, they are not the best for shorter range shooting for small groups or precision target work. We routinely use adjustable para scopes for very precise work.

I have had similar results with the ammo as far as it shooting a really good group and then the next it kicks a couple fliers. I haven’t shot since but next time I do I plan on letting my rifle cool all the way to see if it has to do with it not liking a warm barrel

It is a good squirrel ammo, have used it for yrs. As a matter of fact, with the right shot placement, it will take down a 200lb. hog. One of my hunting buddy’s killed a 200+-lb sow with it. We used bolt actions though, a CZ, and a Ruger 77/22

Kool... on point! 👍🏻🐴❤️🤠🇨🇱✌🏻

Your last groups at 50yrds is pretty typical for that ammo. If you put em through your cz bolt gun to they should tighten up a little more.

CCI SGB is my goto for small game. 40 grain Flat point.

Very accurate through my savage anschutz shot heaps of rabbits no problem.

Hey, you fired sub sonics outta a Green Mountain. I can't wait till I head out with my 10/22.

Do you use Seasonall or Hienze 57 to season that barrel

Question, Im wanting to build something similar to this setup and your budget build. Magpul x-22 stock, green mountain barrel, Arken scope and bx trigger. How much accuracy difference do you see between this rifle and the budget build? Does the aftermarket action and bolt in the budget build make a huge difference vs the stock? Thanks

I think cci standard v. Will do the job. Keep up the great videos.

To determine if CCI Subsonic is good squirrel ammunition, I would have shot some squirrels.

Even the cci Quiet works for squirrels. 710 fps. for your bolt action or 835 fps.will cycle the 10/22 action. round nose of hollow point - the squirrel won't know the difference.

Rimfiress have you tried the federal premium match hunters in any of your rifles?

that scope must be from the 80's when you could hit things to make them work again.

For whatever reason, my rifle hates this stuff, yet with standard velocity I can get almost the whole magazine in 9ne hole.

C'mon Man! Use a Rimfire casing to drive your scope turret dials I stead of a coin. Old school FTW.

What is the drop at 100 yds with a 50 yard 0? I've found that not only velocity but also bullet shape seems to matter shooting 22LR 25-125yrds

This is what I use in my Squirrel gun

Hi. Which rifle are you using in the video?

Could you tell, is this oem non bedded magpul stock?

What chrono are you using?

did bro actually bang on the scope after he changed the turrets to sight the gun in😆

So pretty much any accuracy test is telling if it’s good for squirrels, or not. Didn’t see any squirrels. Not criticizing, just pointing out the title of the video.

It wasn't the stock. You had a loose Optical element inside that old scope. In most applications a mild stock contact with the barrel will actually improve accuracy, not be detrimental to it. All these people who believe that a free-floating barrel is always more accurate are so full of s*** it is impossible to imagine. When you free float Barrel you bring up a good number of very infant-testicle imperfections that can affect accuracy. That's why just a few pounds of pressure from the end of the stock on that Barrel make some very fabulously accurate rifles.

Saw a vid some time ago about ft lbs energy. Stated 14 ft #'s was minimum for lethality on something 200#. The .22 LR crries that force to 400 yds. So yeah, if you can reliably make shot placement these will do it.

Hey Don, suppress it or go home.

Huntin" squirrels? Head shots only.

I’ve killed 7 pigs with the cci 45 grain subsonics. So I know it’ll kill a squirrel

I live in Washington state and that’s not correct, there are grey squirrels that count as a unclassified animal and can be hunted with any weapon including air rifle.

Shucks, a B-B gun will do squirrels.

watch the video CLOSELY --- there's nothing wrong with the rifle ---- you're jerking the trigger the first time thru

I WOULD NOT THINK OF SUCH THING AS SUB-AMMO ,WHO WOULD BE SO MEAN TO USE IT ON A LITTLE SQUIRREL HELL JUST HIT THEM WITH A ROCK IF YOU DO THAT .THAT LIKE HITTING SOMEBODY IN THE HEAD IN SLOW MOTION WITH A HAMMER ,KNOW NOTHING !WHO COULD THINK OF SUCH !!!!!!

BS. Who says? Some random guy on the street? It is a "standard" excuse for doing a youtube....