If i use certain brands of 22 bullets my auto 22 that i shown have had an occasion problem ejecting but very seldom. I would put the blame onto the bullet and not the pistol.
So i used stingers. But did notice the case is a bit longer, Told that the case will enter to far into the barrel and may cause some long term damage to rifling. Yes or no to that???? db
I really like my s & w victory 22. I also have a heritage rough rider revolver that's fun to plink with. And then for the longer shots i bought a savage axis 22.
Wife had a Taurus .22, it literally fell apart in her hand while shooting it. The handle busted apart into several pieces.
Forgot to sight in. ;:;roflsvnmag:
When i sit a stringer alongside other 22lr one can see the brass is longer on the stringer. It would seem then that the brass would go deeper into the barrel.
Last summer i did shoot at targets, 5o feet, ten rounds each of various brands. For me the federal target match grade and augila, had the tightest pattern. YUP, I had the same experience.
Back to the stingers.
i used my model 52 with a J unertil scope and when chambering the round, the stringer met with resistance at the end of pushing the bolt in. So, is not the oal different? db
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And why it sems every week i notice news about rocks in space that our coming our way. Then as one reads, they will miss us by a few million miles??
I'm undecided on the victory so far. Had some issues with it right away and haven't shot it much since. Weather needs to straighten out so I can do some plinking.