50 plus year old Steven's 410/22 over under.

When I go, I use my Grandma's old 16 gauge singleshot.

I’m the odd one, early season I grab a CZ 12 gauge S x S bobwhiteG2 and for the late season 10/22 4x12x40 scope, sometimes I grab NEF SS-one singleshot 4x32 scope .

I would love one of these!!!

Sako 94s .22 LR is my main squirrel rifle. Also have an Anschutz 22 that was my dad's and a Ruger 77/22. Very rarely hunt with a shotgun anymore. Hunt a little with my ruger slabside government competition 22 pistol

Yep. I've killed a pick-up truck load of squirrels through the years with that rig.
You don't even have to get fancy on the scope if you don't want to.
Forty dollar 4X scope from Wal-Mart will do. More expensive scope will be clearer and let in more light though.
Squirrel head accuracy at 30 yrds is plenty good enough.

Same around here. I rarely shoot a fox squirrel anymore and 20 years ago they outnumbered the grays here.

Mine is a Limited Edition, has the gold trigger with a "coin" inlay in the stock. I think I got it in 1992ish for Christmas.

You must of been on the naughty list or Santa would of brought you a 10/22 instead of a jam-o-matic model 60.

I have a question for the “I shotgun them when the leaves are on folks”?
Are you shooting squirrels through the leaves when you can’t see them? I’ve never understood this reasoning for shotgunning squirrels early season. You still gotta be able to see them when you pull the trigger correct?
Ruger 77-22 for me. Not a fan of semiauto’s.

this is just my take on that , they shot gun them with the leaves on , not because they shoot through the leaves but because they can better hit them running up a trunk or when they pop out and run down a limb for 10 feet
they shotgun them because it is faster for the brief moment they are visible and the squirrel is relatively close and frequently moving.
they don't need them to stop , just shoot them like a bird.

I rarely shoot one anymore, but I might be the only one on here that uses a .22 mag. I've shot plenty with regular .22's but the Marlin .22 mag I have is super accurate.

10/22 or single shot 20ga.

Must be a Texas thing. I was talking about that with my father n law on Sunday. Nobody hunts squirrels around here anymore. I am surprise nobody mentions the Nylon 22.

I tried one I took in on trade for a setter pup for a while. I thought it was a bit to much damage for me. Much less than a 223 with 45gr hp though. Now that left a small hole in and out but the impact gutted them. Shot 5 behind the shoulder from 80 yards every one had the guts hanging out but no meat damage.