I generally agree with your sentiment in this thread. However, a complete no cycle would imo be better than an incomplete cycle and jam. At least there’s a consistent reliable result.
I generally agree with your sentiment in this thread. However, a complete no cycle would imo be better than an incomplete cycle and jam. At least there’s a consistent reliable result.
Lol, shoulda been click, thump, flop, skin/gut, rinse, batter, fry...
They're pretty good eatin' (especially young ones).
And to expand a bit. There are 4 segmented offerings for varmet abs small game. About 700, 1000, 1300, and 1600fps. The 1000 version is my actual preference with a suppressor for varmint.
I've got a couple boxes of these, and was going to shoot them in a Winchester 67A. I read the box, it claimed unsuitability in long-barreled rifles. One thing those old Win 67s are, besides surprisingly accurate, is long-barreled.
The maker expressed concern about the bullet sticking in the long barrel.
If your Dad isn't having any trouble in his 67, I may just go ahead and shoot them.
I’ve ran them in long barrels with no problems
Well shucks Darren, if you can do it do can I !
If you’re concerned, after the first several shots, just run a wire down the barrel each time to ensure it’s ok. Peace of mind, eh?
I'll look into it
Reminded me of the days during a summer job at the Ponca City power plant when younger. The facility had a problem with birds coming in and pooping all over the equipment. I worked the night shift as an oiler and clean up guy. An additional duty was to shoot the birds that were roosting in the roof at night with .22 birdshot. Didn't know much about guns back then but the round wouldn't eject when the bolt was cycled, so a brass brazing rod shoved down the barrel was the ejector.
Yes Ive ran them in three different 24" barreled bolt action 22's.
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