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.36 Cause I don't like limb bacon, griz and 'yotes are harder to kill. :winking:
 
36. Easier to load in the field as it gets shot a few times. Maxiball conical over 50 grains of 3f is great for song dogs!
 
36. More useful over all. You can do alot more with it than the .32 and as its already been said easier to load after a few shots.
 
While I use both I prefer the 36's.

If I know for sure I will only be doing squirrels or rabbits, the 32's go... for bigger varmints and predators then the 36's. If it might be a mixed bag of small game on a given trek, the 36's (handle everything best).
 
36, mostly because I just like it better and as others have staed it is a bit more versatile. It's also a better caliber as small game increases in size to fox and yodel dogs.

For rabbits and squirrels I believe head shots are much desired with either caliber as both are quite destructive on body shots.

Vic
 
I have had both and prefer the .36 for it's versatility and ease of loading. Head shots are indeed a must if you intend to eat your game. Both kill rabbits.

AB
 
I have a .32 and do find it tough to load after a few shots as mentioned. If I had it to do over, I'd get the .36.

Good luck
wess
 
Cabelas Blue Ridge rifle had it for 4 years its been a good rifle and they had it on sale recently for 409.00 dollers its a great deal if its still on sale.
 
Kirr....yes, the 36 is more than adequate for fox, within it's range limitations and our shooting ability.

Infantry, my 36 is a Southern Mountain flinter with as pretty a piece of maple as I've seen. 20 grs. Fffg under a PRB and no squirrel is getting away as long as I do my part, which I don't always do!

Vic
 
.36 because it does not foul as fast and for its versatility. That said, I prefer the .32 for no other reason that "just because". :)
 

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