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| Posts: 1054 | Location: Bluegrass State GO CARDS!!! | Registered: July 31, 2008 |
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| When I bought my son his first “real” rifle, Tikka .22 with NF SHV scope, I bought some Lapua LONG range Match 22 and Lapua X (I think that’s what it was called. As well as Norma DH 22 LR for hunting. Expensive for the Lapua, yes. Disgustingly accurate, hell yes! The Norma was no slouch either and took a whole lot of small game. quote: Originally posted by Black92LX: What is the round that does it all as best as possible? Reliable Shoots well suppressed and unsuppressed Acceptable accuracy at to 75 yards or so Is terminally effective From a pistol or rifle Most importantly MUST CYCLE A SEMIAUTO.
Yes, I know it is kind of a silly question as there are tons of options.
But let’s just say someone were to provide you with a lifetime supply of .22LR ammo but you could only have 1 single flavor ever again, what would it be and why?
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| Posts: 874 | Location: NE Pennsylvania | Registered: December 10, 2009 |
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| Winchester is out, too many misfires. Anything from CCI
I shoot, therefore I am.
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| Posts: 16 | Location: Front Range, Co. | Registered: February 03, 2024 |
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| I’m off a few days this week, I plan to do some casual rimfire testing. I have 2 newer Ruger rimfire revolvers, 3” LCRx in 22lr & the other in 22 mag. The 22lr is 8 shot, the mag carries 6.
With the 22 mag the ‘gold dot’ gets good reviews, part is less blast with a lower fps loading. It’s tailored for ‘short barrels’. With that one could ask, why not just a high power 22 lr round?
I also have some WRF rounds, which reduces blast also in the 22 mag.
Reading reviews on the net, seems like CCI reviews better than Winchester rounds, in this revolver anyway. |
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