I have some, and they've worked well in all of the firearms in which I've used them. OK, so maybe a single-shot .22 isn't much of a test, but my Walther P22 likes them just fine.
I've used with no problems. Like previously stated, I take what I can get (.22) nowadays.
I like them. But not being copper platted, if you shoot a lot they will start to foul the barrel. If you run a brush through after about 100 rounds you will see long lead slivers come out. If you run a 1000 through the barrel in a day with out running a brush and patch you will have a lot of lead build up. If you don't clean your barrel like a friend of mine,it will foul out the barrel like a clogged artery. They sounded like ricosheys coming out the barrel and you could see them tombling down range.
So frequent cleaning with that ammo. other than that I lke it
So frequent cleaning with that ammo. other than that I lke it
I have a 10/22 and a 22/45 that will eat Thunderbolts all day long - but they positively hate Winchester 36gr CPHP.
if your walther likes them, thats saying something, I have never owned such a finicky firearm, lol, or since for that matter.
I've run them in semis and bolt guns. Never an issue.
I have 1 10-22 that will shoot them all day long.
My other 10-22 will have a problem or 2 every mag.
My Browning lever will have several failure to fire with every box.
All 3 are way more accurate with ANYTHING else.
My Cricket finds t-bolts as most accurate, but still suffers with failure to fires.
Not my favorite, but if it all I can get, I'll take it.
My other 10-22 will have a problem or 2 every mag.
My Browning lever will have several failure to fire with every box.
All 3 are way more accurate with ANYTHING else.
My Cricket finds t-bolts as most accurate, but still suffers with failure to fires.
Not my favorite, but if it all I can get, I'll take it.
