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here's a tutorial http://www.adventuresinairguns.com/squirrelskinning.html

I like finger grooves on my guns. I get a better more consistent draw with them, no matter the weather. I started using them when I shot IPSC and IDPA, never had to worry about a fast draw and my hand being in the slightly wrong position. for my target guns, I have someone in Texas custom make...

I've got one in .22 and one in .357 I have also owned / own S&W, & Taurus revolvers. the Dan Wessons are as good as my smiths are. just as reliable, just as accurate they have the added feature (to me at least) of having interchangeable barrel lengths. want a snubby? put on the 2 inch barrel...

closet range is my back yard. closet one that rents guns is about 3 - 4 hours away

I've order a couple of guns from SOG they will send you a tracking number, so you will know when to expect it. they will require an adults signature, but it doesn't have to yours. you can also give them delivery instructions that they will follow. on mine I asked that the guns be delivered...

don't have the 300 win mag but I have a TC Encore pro hunter with a 22lr, 22 hornet and 223 barrel for it all have a 3-9 scope on top the 22LR and 22 hornet are sighted in at 50 yards, and the 223 is sighted in at 100 yards. all will give me 1 ragged hole

if your looking at single shot I have a 22 hornet barrel for my t/c encore very accurate, giving me 1 ragged hole at 50 yards very pleased with the gun as a hole, and this barrel.

yeah, but if you get tired of a gun, you can sell it, and buy another one. tougher thing to do with a pair of shoes

to add another gun to your search I have several Savage .22s a bolt, a semi auto, and a stryker bolt action handgun. either the bolt or semi rifle, with the accutrigger would be a good accurate 22 rifle for around $200