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22LR ammo comparison
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Weird... when I posted them, it showed the little previews. Now it shows just a link but it works for me. Never had a problem posting pics before except when the whole TBN site had a problem.
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Yes almost 100% bulleyes! You might just have to believe me.
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Well, heck, there's no pics for me either, just attachments. Strange. I saw them all in-line in your posts.... :confused3:
Oh well, they work if you click on the links.
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.22 are a lot of fun
I shoot the NRA 50 ft targets at 50 yards Peeps.
I call the position "old mans prone". That is from a shooting bench, with a target sling and pads under my elbows.
It's not easy to keep them all in the black depending on how the light falls. Mostly , if they are all touching, I'm happy.
CCI out of a heavy barrel Stevens 416.
I shoot the NRA 50 ft targets at 50 yards Peeps.
I call the position "old mans prone". That is from a shooting bench, with a target sling and pads under my elbows.
It's not easy to keep them all in the black depending on how the light falls. Mostly , if they are all touching, I'm happy.
CCI out of a heavy barrel Stevens 416.
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I should have mentioned all shots were from standing position. I just deleted and reattached all of the target pics. Hope you can all see them now?
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Yes! I can see them now. :shocked:
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Yep, they look fine..
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So you are not really comparing ammo, That takes a bench and an accurate barrel.
Some ammo shoots well for some barrels. The converse of both is also true.
But "standing" is just the shooter.. nothing more, nothing less.
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That's all you got? Thanks for going easy on me. :laughing: As I mentioned, the focus was really feed, fire, and eject to make sure my new MkIV was okay rather then accuracy so I was pumping through ammo faster than if I wanted great groupings. I think I convinced myself of that. I still thought the targets provided me some education as I tried to be consistent throughout the session.
I will put the Golden Bullet HP away and stick with Thunderbolts and CCI and maybe try a few others and report back. Still hoping others chime in with their favorite 22LR ammo and why!
