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Topic: 22 rifle ammo
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Melvin
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posted June 23, 2005 12:43 PM
I got a good buy on a 22 Remington Wingmaster pump and thought i would clean out some of these ground hogs around here...I bought a box of shells for it and every few shots,one of the shells would make a light sounded crack..I went and bought a box of another brand and once again i would here the light crack every few shots,'others did the same..Seems like they never improved on the standard 22 rounds!..Now i want to try some of there better grade shells..Anyone have experience with any of the better rounds they make?,i would appreciate there experience with them and advice...I know this sounds like a little small calliber for ground hogs,but all my shots would be head shots under 75 yards.
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GCrock
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posted June 23, 2005 01:54 PM
Melvin,
Give the CCI Velocitors a try. We switched to them for raccoons, they do a nice job of putting them down fast. Inside 75 yards, they should be plenty accurate for G'hogs. And they will hit pretty hard too. Good luck--sounds like an interesting rifle you got. Enjoy.
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Andy L
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posted June 23, 2005 02:32 PM
I have good luck with Remington Yellow Jackets. They shoot good and hit hard as well.
I have a 22lr that does good with the Rems, but will shoot little bugholes with that $9 Eley Match Plus Extra. I didnt know how many different types of high dollar match ammo there was til I started trying to find a load for it. I spent a ton on a box at a time and this was the best one. Bad thing is, the bullets are not good for killing anything. No expansion at all. It wasnt even good for shooting bullfrogs.
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The Outdoor Tripp
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posted June 23, 2005 02:36 PM
Melvin,
I highly recommend the Remington .22 Holiday Mug gift-pack.
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Melvin
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posted June 23, 2005 03:32 PM
GCrock,...I will check and see if any of the sporting goods around here carry them..Thanks
Tripp,...I recommend,you don't give any recommendations...LOL...Holiday Mug Gift-Pack?..Humph!
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The Outdoor Tripp
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posted June 23, 2005 03:36 PM
Melvin,
I'd never steer a fellow outdoorsman wrong.
Just make sure ya get all the rounds out before pouring your coffee.
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Lonny
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posted June 23, 2005 05:32 PM
Try CCI Velocitors or Winchester Power Points. The Velocitors have a 40 grain HP bullet moving at over 1400 fps the Power Points have a 40 grain HP bullet going at around 1285. The PP's cost about half as much as the Velocitors but you will get more range and thump on a groundhog with the Velocitors.
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Melvin
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posted June 26, 2005 07:30 PM
Thanks guys,..The CCI Velocitors shoot very well in the Remington and definitly has more punch...Now for some thinning out!
[ June 26, 2005, 07:31 PM: Message edited by: Melvin ]
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