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^^^This^^^I used to carry some CCI shotshells in my 5" 629 when I lived in AZ. Worked great.
I'm wondering about the NEED for a snake gun. I have them here and have never felt the need to either carry a gun for them or shoot them. This guy was right behind my truck this summer.
Have had dogs get bit. They recover just fine and don't react to it again.
Have had dogs get bit. They recover just fine and don't react to it again.
Kind of the same thing I have thought for, well, all my life.I'm wondering about the NEED for a snake gun.
I could be wrong, but I don't think they make shot shells specifically for .357, so if you get/have a .357 you'll be shooting .38 shot shells. So, if you have a .38, no need to go bigger than that. My S&W model 10 loaded with .38 shot shells did just fine on the 2 rattlers I had to shoot.Looking for a shotshell shooter of 357/Long Colt size, but will listen to anything.
That's fine if you are out hiking thru the boonies. But if they are around the house, and you have kids and/or pets, I'd feel better getting rid of them.I just back away and leave them alone.
I prefer keeping my distance. But, if a hoe is all you've got, go for it.Most of the ones I know of getting killed were with a garden hoe.