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Last post I have to say, "Amen".

Any hollow-point thats shoot well will do. But shot placement is also vital to quick kills.

Here is a good source (when they have it on stock) for .22 ammo http://www.22ammo.com/

I have tried and used many kinds of .22 sub-sonic and shorts to see which is the quiet one. I found that Remington's Cee Bee (shorts) rounds work great. Just heavy enough for stability and sounds like popcorn from my lever action. In a semi-auto, it is a little loud.

Home Defense Shotgun Loads If your an apartment dweller, over penetration will be a problem. Especially if you have others in the apartment, and the people across the hall too. Suggest heavy bird-shot loads for apartment dwellers, size #6 up to BB. If you have a home and room around your...

If your model is the R-101 or 103 or Deluxe 107 in .22lr. Then any holster made for the S&W model 10, 15, 19 or 66 should do just fine. Get as close as you can on the barrel length, its important.

My older brothers revolver, it was one of Rugers first Single Action .44 Magnum. I was 8 years old and I still have the scar on my chin from the front sight :)

I had that happen to me years ago, back in the late 70's with some off the wall brand of ammo Kmart was selling at the time called, "Sterling" ammo in.22lr. Happened in a Jennings 22 auto. Blew the charge between the slide and receiver into my right eye. Never bought that stuff again, and it...

Clint used the Walker .44's in, "the outlaw josey wales", and a small back-up Navy .36

Which-ever .22 handgun you get, try to find clean burning ammo for it. Some will cause buld-up in the cylinders that will make reloading and ejection very hard. I lean towards CCI Mini-Mags, plus my revolver likes them, very accurate and clean for rimfire that is.

One shot? Since it wasn't clear if that is a handgun or a long gun I will answer with both. Handgun; .357 Mag with 125gr JHP Long gun; 12ga Slug.

Any Smith and Wesson I have ever had. It goes "BOOM!" Every time.

How about a sweet Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special ;) Light, but has a harder punch without the magnum blast.

I had one for 8 years and it was very reliable and accurate. I never regreted it. Wish I still had it :(

Don't forget to take along a good knife.

Stick with it's original ammo it was designed for and you can't go wrong. Also remember that surplus ammo is normally made with corrosive priming and will eat your chamber and bore if you don't give it a major cleaning after use. Starting off with hot water and vinegar has always worked well for...

In Addition The military did report that the Mossberg did in fact rattle its self loose, primary the safety, in some cases the gun would put itself into safety while testing. Another problem was the receivers would start to crack under heavy use which would be a major problem in combat. But...

Partly correct The military did report that the Mossberg did in fact rattle its self loose, primary the safety, in some cases the gun would put itself into safety while testing. Another problem was the receivers would start to crack under heavy use which would be a major problem in combat. But...

Nice I have seem many nice pictures of .22's on this thread, I have enjoyed. :)

My Favorite S&W 18-4 It's a real tac driver :)