I keep trying to come up with something snarky to say about this. I’m at a loss for words. I don’t see a market for this thing.
Savage came out with the A22 and the A17 a few years ago.
Never tried one and it works differently.
This girl needs something of a bigger caliber for more jiggle.
The graphics tell me all I need to know. I want one. (Now what exactly are they selling)
If you look really, really close you’ll see there’s a rifle in the picture.
We have a Henry Single Shot .22 mag single shot
Great rifle....rumor has it Turkeys at the back of our property fear it
But I would not know about something like that
It’s amazing how quickly a bird that size can go from pasture to oven
A reliable 22 mag auto loader is nice...very nice
My uncle had a Remington revolver chambered for .22 Jet magnum, which is a .357 round necked down to .22 cal. 2600 fps or so. It really had a sharp crack to it, and the empty shells tended to stick in the cylinder.
I believe the problem with many .22 WMR rifles is that they have a 1 in 16 twist rate. .22 WMR bullets are pretty much the same as the .22 Hornet. Bullet, not cartridge. A .22 WMR rifle with a 1 in 14 or 15 twist will do better with a wider variety of 40 gr ammo.
I have a Browning T-Bolt in .22 WMR. It has a 1 in 16 twist. Remington Pointed Soft Point ammo works best in my particular rifle. Unfortunately, Remington discontinued the cartridge.
I switched from .22 WMR to .223 Remington for killing groundhogs. The .223 removes all doubt that the critter will crawl back into its hole.
What a crappy website. Kept jumping up and down, no specs I could find. Useless. I hate crappy coding.
Have had one for about 5 years. Mine is a tack driver. Light, easy to carry and like the man said, “best bang for the buck”. While not cheap, ammo is still cheaper than 5.56 or larger. And it will splatter small game.