Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is the .22 or .25 better for hunting squirrels and raccoons below 50 yds?  Cost of ammo is not important I just want them eliminated in 1 shot. Thanks
Document: Nice gun. Shoots well. I was grouping smaller than a dime in 50 feet with in 25 shots with GAMO Red Fire Pellets. The only problem I have is it is a long winded trigger. Wish there was a way to shorten the trigger pull length to about 1/4&#34;.
Right out of the box I like the rifle. I shoot off of a bean bag and shooting table, so far  I have shot about 100 pellets through and the accuracy is very poor. I reall love the gun and I hope it will get better. At 50 yards I am at over 6&#34; group. I like the trigger, very smooth on my gun with out any adjustment. I am shooting a 6.9 grain hollow point, waiting on Some heavier round points to try out.
Every one I tried never would shoot right. I just did not like the performance.at all. I shot quite a bit of ammo of different kinds and it never would shoot right.
IT came on time an rifle was in great shape. I still need to site it in better but overall a great gun so gave it a five star. Thanks!
Don&#8217;t call crosman. Their cust service just says to exchange it. These steps will make this rifle perform and remove frustration.Ps. revisiting my past statement&#8230;I&#8217;m getting nickel groups consistently at 50 feet in a sitting position. @ 100 feet I&#8217;m still getting picking off birds holding over .25 mil dot on the scope provided.I recommend this rifle.
I purchased this air rifle this month with the intent to hunt squirrel and rabbit. The owner's manual stated that there was a 100 round break-in period for the gun. This is not unusual it seems, because several firearms that I bought new had similar break-in periods. After putting the first 50 rounds through it I noted that the patterns went from all over the place to nice tight groupings at 25 yards (I can now typically cover groups of 10 with a nickel).
I was expecting a very accurate and quiet rifle, I was never more wrong. First thing after unpacking from box I attached the scope and realized it could not be adjusted. I had to add two 1/8 inch piece rubber from a bicycle tube to get the scope even close. My bench test is anywhere from 3 inches high to the left or 3 inches low to the lower right. Besides not being accurate it makes more noise then a 22 rifle.
I have now had this rifle for 6 months, and been doing some modifications to the trigger to get it work better, but with no luck.It shoots so extreme poor, that I would miss any moving target. Today I made a test on a number of different types of pelletsfrom JSB and H&N;, on my XL 1500 and my old Gamo CF20. Here is the comparison:Shooting accuracy at 15 meter distance:Benjamin XL 1500:1.
this gun is amazing for a single shot I found it to be a tad heavy but once I put a gunsling on it. was much better love this gun !! !
It was pretty cool actually to watch the patterns improve like they did. Things continue to get better as I have found that for this gun the Crosman Hollow Point ammo seems to work best (so far anyway, granted I have only tried 3 other kinds of pellets). It does not at all like the Crosman Super Points, but I have a friend whose high power air rifle performs very well with them.
Answer: yes