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look at this, several including Aquila, Federal, CCI Blazer, which I have heard is really good, for 4 to 6 cents each.
At that rate we can go back to using them for "noise makers"! Spray and pray!
www.targetsportsusa.com/22-long-rifle-ammo-c-202.aspx
At that rate we can go back to using them for "noise makers"! Spray and pray!
www.targetsportsusa.com/22-long-rifle-ammo-c-202.aspx
I bought a couple of bricks of the Federal Am Eagle.. it seems to be very good. I also bought a couple of bricks of the Blazer a while back, and it seems very good as well. Both were around the .05 price point.
I have no problem with getting more. I'm not too sure you can have too much .22 ammo.
Thanks for the link...
I have no problem with getting more. I'm not too sure you can have too much .22 ammo.
Thanks for the link...
the American Eagle has always been a favorite of mine, Back when I was working I stocked up on CCI Standard velocity
for the S&W model 41's, that was what they recommended and say that is what they were designed for.
I recall when Gil Hebard's range fire occurred it was attributed to using high velocity in pistols, the unburned powder had built up
in the gravel ahead of the shooting positions until something caused it to, ignite, we tried an experiment at our club one night,
one position shot standard velocity, one shot high velocity, at the end of the night we swept each position into a dust pan, took the outside and attempted to ignite them, dust from the high velocity position had enough unburned powder to ignite and burn across the whole pile of dust, the standard velocity powder had an occasional spark from unburned powder igniting.
I have found it tough to beat standard velocity, even in rifles , for accuracy as the bullet does not have to pass through the sound barrier
as it slows up downrange.
best wishes
for the S&W model 41's, that was what they recommended and say that is what they were designed for.
I recall when Gil Hebard's range fire occurred it was attributed to using high velocity in pistols, the unburned powder had built up
in the gravel ahead of the shooting positions until something caused it to, ignite, we tried an experiment at our club one night,
one position shot standard velocity, one shot high velocity, at the end of the night we swept each position into a dust pan, took the outside and attempted to ignite them, dust from the high velocity position had enough unburned powder to ignite and burn across the whole pile of dust, the standard velocity powder had an occasional spark from unburned powder igniting.
I have found it tough to beat standard velocity, even in rifles , for accuracy as the bullet does not have to pass through the sound barrier
as it slows up downrange.
best wishes
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I suppose you heard about the official warnings about how to stay safe in bear country?
It is recommended that you wear little bells in various places on your body... the noise of the bells will warn the bears of your presence, so they can avoid you.
Also, carry pepper spray with you, should you encounter a bear close up.
Always be aware of your surroundings, taking note of any tracks that could be bear tracks, or any bear scat.
It's very easy to identify bear scat, because it has little bells in it, and smells like peppers.....
It is recommended that you wear little bells in various places on your body... the noise of the bells will warn the bears of your presence, so they can avoid you.
Also, carry pepper spray with you, should you encounter a bear close up.
Always be aware of your surroundings, taking note of any tracks that could be bear tracks, or any bear scat.
It's very easy to identify bear scat, because it has little bells in it, and smells like peppers.....
yep! Such accounts of people being attacked and killed by animals causes me to wonder. I know it
isn't His will that we go home that way, were the victims not in relationship with Jesus? Were they in relationship
and missed His warnings? Did they receive His warnings and give way to a peer pressure?
I am learning He would have us go when our work is done, as Moses, Elijah, etc. taken up while in health, not dying of "something" whether it be sickness, disease, being devoured, etc.
isn't His will that we go home that way, were the victims not in relationship with Jesus? Were they in relationship
and missed His warnings? Did they receive His warnings and give way to a peer pressure?
I am learning He would have us go when our work is done, as Moses, Elijah, etc. taken up while in health, not dying of "something" whether it be sickness, disease, being devoured, etc.
a friend and I both have Webley's we found this neet video on disassembly and thought we would share it.
https://youtu.be/PmwzVr5XomI
https://youtu.be/PmwzVr5XomI