Posted by Mark - IN. on March 08, 2015 at 21:58:26 from (71.201.50.36):
In Reply to: Shot gun vs 22 posted by jayinNY on March 07, 2015 at 20:27:10:
What do your laws do for purchasing on-line? I don't have the problem with ammo availability that I had a couple of years ago when everyone started buying up all of the .22LR for AR-22's when there was talk of banning AR-15's along with .223 and 5.56mm, which there is talk of again now through the latest greatest executive order. However, back to my original point...how are the laws in NY for purchasing on-line? When stuff got whacked out a couple of years ago, I started purchasing on-line. Midway is one of my favorites, and the prices are down by about 1/3. Do NY laws prohibit you from purchasing on-line?
For Varmints (fox, yote), I would go .17WMR or even .22WMR. For varmints? I wouldn't use a shotgun because risk spraying your chickens as well, and the velocity of a .17WMR or even the less desirable .22WMR can fix your varmint problems at greater distances before they get to your livestock.
Can you purchase ammo on-line? If so, figure out what will work best, buy the ammo on line, purchase your firearm as you have to...and next election, vote for fix what got broken.
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