A simple question why not CCI Stingers?

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

Simple answer: 1) Stingers are a 32 grain bullet, not really a fair comparison for the 40 grain projectiles in this presentation. 2) Someone sent me some hyper .22 ammo with light bullets. I'll use stingers as a basis of comparison for those in the near future.

@kevinroberts781

Жыл бұрын

I'd also like to send you some federal punch 22lr ammo.

@ShastaBean

Жыл бұрын

One reason might be taking the distance your intended targets might be into consideration. When the projectile slows down to become transonic it can greatly affect accuracy. So much so, I've seen tests that prove subsonic .22LR is more accurate than the supersonic stuff when you move targets out. So if a person really wants to shoot 40 gr, then getting above 1300 (if you can) would let you shoot targets out to perhaps ~50-60 yards before dipping below the speed-of-sound and affecting accuracy.

@dx11101

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell I have no idea where they get the 1640fps claimed on the box of the cci stinger. People seem to get more in the 1400s range

@scottcrawford3745

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell There's a new Norma .22LR ammo out there, too, with a pretty impressive "claimed" velocity, Norma Eco-Speed, with a 24 grain projectile and a claimed velocity of 1706 fps on the box.

In a world where every video is about the newest, largest calibers, Thanks for not forgetting about the .22

@waynehendrix4806

Жыл бұрын

It's nice to have a .22 to go back to , after you break a shoulder with the .725 T-rex super magnum round. Eventually you might need something that's still legal in NY state.

@joemama69448

Жыл бұрын

Dudes be spending $1/round to shoot .300 blk.

@smokinhalf

Жыл бұрын

The .22 is the round that is in the most homes and can be put to good use

@george2113

Жыл бұрын

@@joemama69448 you are correct, unless I'm mistaken in Virginia 223 isn't legal for deer

@edgarburlyman738

Жыл бұрын

.22 has put more meat on the table yada yada ya

Hello! As a firearms enthusiast from Argentina, I just wanted to express my appreciation for your incredible gun content. Your videos have become a go-to source of inspiration and education for me, and I've learned so much from your expertise. Your passion and dedication to the art of shooting truly shine through in every video, and it's evident that you put a lot of effort into creating high-quality content. Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion for firearms with all of us.

@Mister_Belvidere

Жыл бұрын

Your English is very impressive for a non-native speaker.

@basiliodubko6447

Жыл бұрын

Hi Facundo! I totally agree with your comments!! I'm also one of Paul's followers from Argentina... Thanks Paul for you videos!!

@KurticeYZ

Жыл бұрын

Hi from Francarctica 😅

@basiliodubko6447

Жыл бұрын

​@@Mister_Belvidere Hi Mister Belvidere! Many of us down here in Argentina have very good levels in foreign languages... Also, for many people here (as for myself) it was a must as we work or worked for multinational companies (HP in my case)

@Salieri47

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

2:22 I love it when everything aligns and the camera actually catches the bullet.

@ryanlong4021

Жыл бұрын

I thought I was seeing things. Lol

@Stevarooni

Жыл бұрын

Good catch, that was awesome!

@bunhelsingslegacy3549

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanlong4021 same!

@warrenharrison9490

Жыл бұрын

Saw that too. Pretty cool when it happens.

@tommissouri4871

Жыл бұрын

That was pretty cool. At 3:16, the fourth shot seems to not hit. I'm assuming it went right through another hole, but I have watched it a few times and don't see any deflection of the target for the fourth shot. If the pattern had been wider, or closer to the edge, I'd say it missed. But where they are hitting, I'd have to assume it went through a previous hole. Anyone see it?

Now Paul, we all know your video's ARE the prize. 👍

CCI velocitor out of a rifle is adequate for self defense. I don't talk details, but I gave a family member several boxes to use with their self defense rifle. They sadly ended up having to use them and they were effective. I obviously did not ask her details about the shooting. I'm glad I did what I did because the federal blue box lead round nose ammo that she had was not cycling the weapon reliably when we had gone out to practice. The CCI velocitors did not fail to cycle even once. Ammunition choice is paramount when using .22lr.

@the_weed_in_your_garden9319

Жыл бұрын

May I ask what rifle was used? Curious if it was a Ruger 10/22

@cameronnorton5898

Жыл бұрын

@@the_weed_in_your_garden9319 S&W M&P 15-22 rifle. It was equipped with a shake awake red dot I zeroed for her and a weapon light.

@the_weed_in_your_garden9319

Жыл бұрын

@@cameronnorton5898 interesting. Thank you for the information. Good work. You saved a life

@robertezell1916

11 ай бұрын

I have always maintained that a good .22lr rifle or pistol is ok for self defense if the right ammo is used. I myself have had the same thing happen. I gave a young woman some CCI STINGERS to keep in her 4" Taurus 9 shot .22lr pistol and she did wind up using it for self defense and it let her aslant laying right where she put 6 rounds in him. Truth be told, he was gone after 3 rounds center mass but she did as instructed and put the rounds on him till she thought the threat was over.

As always, Paul has given us something to think about. That's why we love and cherish him.

The standard deviation with the CCI 36 gr in a rifle was very impressive.

@BY-bj6ic

Жыл бұрын

i noticed the consistency. I was hoping he'd give us some deviation analysis too

@PatchWorm_bore_cleaners

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a topic for Paul - does velocity consistency correlate with accuracy? I think velocity consistency is necessary for accuracy, but certainly does not guarantee it. All barrels are different.

@BY-bj6ic

Жыл бұрын

@King Of Crunk face it, we're nerds. i embraced it long ago.

@deucedeuce1572

Жыл бұрын

Have been impressed by CCI's consistency before (can't think of the right word). Have seen many velocity tests and gel tests that show how consistent they really are. They're definitely a high quality round. (edit: and a very reliable round).

Never a dull video from Paul. Considering the current cost of 22lr ammo and the results here, cost and availability are definite factors in my selection. Thank you Paul.

@danielmacdonald8358

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing

@stevedevice1866

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget that some 22s like some ammo more than others. I have a PWS summit that only loves Eley FML lol

@edackley8595

Жыл бұрын

Aguila is good ammo, usually at an economical price and shoots the best groups through my Marlin and Ruger bolt action rifles. Very consistent in my tests.

How do I know it's a good day? A new video from Paul!

Just remember, advertised bullet velocities are based on the optimal barrel length used for testing said ammunition with an unworn barrel in optimal temperature, weather & altitude conditions. Also, ammo is kept at recommended temperature levels. With a worn barrel & cold temperature & other weather related factors can affect bullet velocity up to 200 fps.

@probuilder961

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, just like advertised MPG!

@george2113

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip, I'll keep the ammo in an inside pocket.

@sublimetulii23

Жыл бұрын

@@george2113 Don’t kill the messenger of facts. You may not like them, but it’s the truth & you should do your own testing of the ammunition you buy to know how it reacts in certain conditions to fully understand what it’s capable of compared to the optimal conditions being advertised.

@ScottKenny1978

Жыл бұрын

Usually 24" or 26" barrels.

@sugarnads

Жыл бұрын

Dont try this at home im what you call a professional

when Paul Harrell says something is not bad. It means in our world it means super exceptional.

My favorite 22 "hyper velocity" ammo is Remington Yellow Jacket. But that comes with a healthy dose of nostalgia because my teenage self thought the name was really cool.

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

Name was cool and it was cool ammo. Highly effective on ground squirrels/Jack rabbits. It's hard to find these days, but still cool ammo. We have presentations on it.

5:27 Is the vanilla milkshake more effective than the strawberry milkshake in bringing all the boys to the yard? You be the judge!

Vanilla milkshakes over Strawberry??! That’s crazy talk, Paul.

@_NotmyShadow_

Жыл бұрын

False. Paul is indeed correct

@harperhellems3648

Жыл бұрын

Game show buzzer sound. False. Strawberry shakes are, indeed, the worst of all the shakes. We would have taken: Chocolate, Vanilla, Peanut Butter, Banana.

@timd729

Жыл бұрын

​@@harperhellems3648 you are drinking trash if you think vanilla shakes are better than strawberry shakes 🍓

@joehill4094

Жыл бұрын

@@timd729 Depends if its real or flavoring. I love some with real strawberries but the artifical ones taste like chemicals.

@timd729

Жыл бұрын

@@joehill4094 I agree, good thing is most strawberry shakes in fast food places use real strawberries. Blended smooth without being chunky, that hits the spot in the summer heat.

I was surprised at how much velocity was carried on the pistol. Goes to show how fast burning the powder is. Interesting stuff.

Love the various Aguila .22lr ammo, whenever I hit the range with my .22's I got through a few hundred rounds of it. I've had people poo-poo at it over the "Made in Mexico" label and the funky smell, but I don't care because it's cheap, accurate, available, and always works in my pistol, revolver, and rifle.

@warrenharrison9490

Жыл бұрын

I like their 22 ammo, so far it's reliable and has been great in my firearms.

@virtuaguyverify

Жыл бұрын

You know why the funky smell, right? It's the white stuff, gives the bullet a little extra

@JJ_SDWR

Жыл бұрын

My only issue with Aguila was in a bulk pack I ordered online the ammo had a weird waxy coating on it. No issue with the 50round boxes or any other Aguila I've ever shot.

@JF-xq6fr

Жыл бұрын

The funky smell is from its priming, known as "Eley priming".

@davidcox3076

Жыл бұрын

Have to agree on the weird-smelling primers. Picked up some for my pistol, which didn't like it. Semi-auto and it's finicky. Going to try the remainder in my rifle. The price is right. Just need to find a firearm that will eat it reliably.

CCI works in my AR-22. Out of all the brands I've tried, I get the least amount of ftf's with them. I respect their consistency.

I was somewhat amazed that you can actually tell from the sound as to what speeds you were getting, there is a "thump" with ammo below 1250 fps and more of a crack above 1250... just from listening I tried to guess the fps and was within +/- 20 of what you reported... when the one went off at 1000 fps I said "ooops it was bad" and it was. you have an awesome mic to be able to pick up the minor differences...

@thebosscatman7

Жыл бұрын

Paul can even tell you what kind of gun powder just by the burnt smell

@Hammerback972

Жыл бұрын

1050 is the barrier of sub/supersonic

@markh.6687

Жыл бұрын

That one slow one sounded like a CO2 cartridge running low.

@varuug

Жыл бұрын

@@Hammerback972 Depends on environmental factors and altitude/atmospheric pressure. Higher in high temperature, high humidity, low altitude/high atmospheric pressure.

The accuracy of the Aguila surprised me. I shot a lot of Remington hyper velocity back in the 80s thru a Beretta Model 21A, which was probably the wrong gun for it in the first place. I never chronographed anything, but the hyper velocity had greater felt recoil than my regular Remington Golden Bullet. It cycled fine. Accuracy? Minute of tin can at 5-10 yard ranges. For anyone who has to rely on a 10/22 for last stand home defense, this is a good video to watch.

Thorough analysis, as always!! With centerfire ammo prices through the roof, the lowly .22 is getting more and more attention (and it's not so lowly!). Very timely topic. Excellent video!!

2:21 - Kinda cool. The 5th round actually caught on camera in flight.

Great as always. For grins, I think it would be cool to see a “jackrabbit” meat target for the small game calibers.

@kyle18934

Жыл бұрын

that's a good idea. espicially with small game cartridges. I'd like to see a .223 using those hollowpoint predator rounds

@george2113

Жыл бұрын

Is there an affordable quality 22mag rifle?

@herbderbler1585

Жыл бұрын

@@george2113 Depends on what kind of rifle you want. 22 magnum semi-automatic is not impossible but it's kinda difficult to get right due to the nature of 22 magnum cartridges. Ruger used to make a 10-22 Magnum but I think it's long gone. Savage makes the A22 Magnum with some kind of delayed blowback semi-auto action, but I couldn't tell you how reliable it is. There are also some oddballs such as the CMR-30. Most people already have some kind of opinion about Keltec's quality, and that might include you. No judgement, like what you like. 22 magnum lever actions range from what some would call cheap junk Rossi up to what some would call overpriced Henry. Some would also call Henry "you get what you pay for, so buy once cry once" and some would call the Rossi "good enough for most needs and affordable for most people" so obviously your mileage and judgement may vary. If you aren't looking for any kind of yeehaw rapid fire action, just a good plinker or varmint gun, the world of bolt actions is probably where you want to be. You can get a no-frills basic 22mag bolt gun for a few hundred bucks like the Ruger American Rimfire that is as accurate and reliable as you'd ever need, or you can spend a few hundred more and get a fancy tacticool version like the Ruger Precision Rimfire. Again no judgement here, get whatever fits your needs and makes you smile. Some other companies that make good affordable 22mag rifles are Savage and CZ, and I'm sure there are others. Either way, boltguns are probably the best place to get good quality 22 Magnum shooting without turning your wallet inside out. EDIT: seems like Rossi isn't making lever action 22WMR anymore according to their website, but they might still be floating around on the market. They do have semi-autos now. I guess I'm a little behind the times. Again I can't tell you how good they are personally, so look up some reviews. KZread is a great resource for finding out which guns are worth the money.

@arth961

Жыл бұрын

@@george2113 If you mean a semi-auto: CZ 512 is available both in .22 lr and .22 WMR.

@donrichter3523

Жыл бұрын

It’s been discontinued. Good luck finding one. If you do, the a-hole dealer wants $800 and up for one. Ugh….used car dealers are less swarmy than gun dealers.

I really like the ammo comparisons. The range time, discussions, and the careful attention to detail, I like all of it. It gives me a basis to start for my own testing.

I consider my Ruger 10/22 to be one of the funnest guns I own. Cheap ammo, large capacity, and semi auto all make this gun a blast to shoot.

@teddyroosevelt79

Жыл бұрын

Put a binary trigger in it. Trust me.

For me CCI MINI MAG is my go to simply because it always reliably feeds through all my 22 caliber guns for plinking. But I did just purchase an old Ruger Single six convertible that also shoots 22 magnum, so I would really like to see you do a comparison on that as well. Thanks Paul you for all your awesome Ballistic content!

@RonPaul20082012

Жыл бұрын

The biden regime aint having it.

@charlesadams7862

Жыл бұрын

For me I have never had on not go bang. With the Winchester I have about 82-85% chance of it going bang.

@george2113

Жыл бұрын

The pistol sounds nice, just got a Heritage convertable.

@itsapittie

Жыл бұрын

I typically use the Mini Mags too, mostly because they are reliable and I can get them almost anywhere.

@tangobravo4634

Жыл бұрын

@george2113 The Heritage is a popular choice, and you can’t beat the price. Paul did a video on the Heritage several months back. Mine is a 1972 3 screw in really good condition, and I couldn't pass it up.

Great video Paul. I'm always testing different varieties of 22 LR from my 10/22, but alas, no chrono. This was enlightening, thank you.

Most often, I enjoy sitting through the "tedious chronograph testing". Just couldn't do it today. I was all hopped-up on Pop Tarts.

@waynehendrix4806

Жыл бұрын

I had a toaster strudel hangover myself.

Best gun content on KZread. Thank you

Your videos feel more authentic than many other channels. I like how you show us all the data, how you collect it, and even leave in the “bad” groups and mistakes.

Way back in the day, I used to shoot those fluffy Triceratops with the little cotton tails with Remington's Yellowjackets. Are they still around? The ammo, not the bunnysaurs. Those Yellowjackets used to shoot so well out of the borrowed Brno Model 2.

@warblerblue

Жыл бұрын

The Yellowjackets are still around and still fun to shoot.

Some say all those .22lr rounds are still bouncing around in the meat target to this day

I tend to prefer Minimags just because it seems to feed the best in a semi that is ammo finicky

@davidcox3076

Жыл бұрын

All of our .22s are happy to munch on Minimags. I prefer Stingers, but they're a bit pricey. They do, however, really give my pistol's slide the hard smack it needs to cycle well.

The .22LR videos always show that it's a mean little round no matter how pitiful it might be in comparison to its larger "real rifle" brothers. It wouldn't be my first, second, or third choice for self/home defense for me, but if you've got a wife/gf, a young son, or an older relative who might not be that comfortable with guns or strongly dislike recoil, a mag dump from a .22LR rifle stands a real good chance of sorting out trouble. And the fact that you can nearly effortlessly make a dozen center mass hits in quick succession is definitely worth considering. One or two hits from an AR will of course be better, but handing your 10/22 off to the spouse or eldest child just in case wouldn't be totally useless.

Thanks for the video and data. I've been using the Winchester 40 "hyper velocity" ammo for years in my Ruger SR22, they seemed to have more punch or pressure to reliably cycle the small pistol unlike some of the other high velocity or standard velocity ammo did.

Thank you for everything you do and your hard working crew. I am always leary of Anything that has the words HYPER...in it! It usually means just hype! Your comparison and analysis of the different types of ammunition is always appreciated and very informative as you always say "you be the Judge" about what works best for you!!

How does this man not have over 1 million subscribers? 🤔

@BG-pg5tu

Жыл бұрын

Lack of sensationalizing and goofy cold opens. He's the best kept secret in GunTube. 🤫

I cant wait to see Paul pass 1million subscriptions. Talk about earning every single one

@Salieri47

Жыл бұрын

His channel growth seemed to slow down noticeably after about 700,000.

@ChrisSmith-5655

Жыл бұрын

@@Salieri47 I agree, but I'm sure itll continue. Especially with as much gun safety he preaches. If everyone in the USA learn from Paul, things would be much better

Always impressed with your break down of the velocities and memorizing the numbers and differences

@XDWX

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if he makes two cardboard sheets with the numbers. One he looks at behind the camera and the main one we see him standing next to.

@exothermal.sprocket

Жыл бұрын

I think he stares into the camera lens and writes the entire board by memory with a Sharpie, without looking at the board. Hahaha

Thanks for your service to our country Paul.

Love it Paul. Keep up the good work

Thanks for the detailed analysis. Awesome as always.

This is a very good video Paul, thank you for the time and effort you put into this. It has a lot of knowledge in 24 min video. Great content

I remember when Paul Harrel used to be the best gun channel on youtube.... and how he still is... pfffft... exceptional af

Thank you give us a lot of good info, keep up the good work KZ

Thanks Paul for making another video 👍

Always happy to see a new video from Paul and this is one of the few channels that I will watch them all no matter what the topic

Fantastic info as always! Thank you !

That was a awesome video thank you Paul for the time it took appreciate your time and expertise

Great piece of work! Your comparison of various .22LR cartridges is highly instructive.

I love your videos!! Very well done sir as always.

Great presentation once again guys

Brilliant video, as always. So worth watching and always top draw presentation.

As usual, very, very well done and thorough job!!!

Thanks! Great Stuff, as always.

Welcome back buddy. Thank's for another great video.

👍👍Thanks Paul, I really appreciate all your videos.

Very good information as always. Thank you

Very well put together.

Excellent analysis as always.

Paul, Thank you for the well conducted comparison. For what it is worth, most of my .22 action is out of an MP22. For reliability, consistency and accuracy, I found Aguila and CCI out perform everything else with the Aguila coming out on top. I have no experience shooting that stuff out of a bolt action. My 2c.

@unhippy1

Жыл бұрын

Aguila is top notch pills

@thunderamu9543

Жыл бұрын

Freedom Seeds baby!

Learned alot. Thanks Paul.

Very informative! Thanks Paul!

Informative as always 👍

We need to petition the companies to sell the "magical barrels" that give such GREAT velocities! Interesting the Kel-tec PMR 30 (22WMR - 4.3 inch barrel) pistol has just about the same velocities as your 10-22 with 40 grain bullets. Maybe someday you could do a side-by-side.

Thanks Paul. Well done.

I finally figured out how the term "Off Hand" makes sense. I thought it was using your non dominate hand and was corrected. It simply means "off your hands". Not off a bench or rest of some kind. I can be slow sometimes...

Missed ya glade your back with some more cool information Paul more vids guy there awesome stuff

This is a great test ! Same .22 ammo brands I shoot most of the time ! Well done !

When shooting/testing many different .22LR ammo brands and types, you should always expect the first 5-15 rounds of each type to be "foulers". That's because nearly all .22LR manufacturers use different lubricants, waxes, oils and other substances to coat the bullets ( and sometimes cases). It takes a few shots to erode away the previous cartridge's type of lube for the current one's. That's why you will get weird aberrant behavior in both velocities and grouping, sometimes to the point that the first 10-15 rounds will make you think the ammo is junk. Also, Lot-to-lot variation in the exact same ammo can be very different, which is why PRS Rimfire and .22LR Benchrest shooters do a LOT of ammo testing, and buy up huge supplies of certain lot numbers once they find something their rifle "likes". Also, some types of .22LR ammo are very purpose specific, and don't/won't necessarily perform up-to-snuff outside those conditions ( Biathlon ammo is a perfect example, as the powder charges, priming compounds and lubricants are meant to operate in winter conditions from +5C to-20C ( 41*F to -4*F). In the summer heat, some of those are downright slimy or gummy to work with, while in their intended conditions are amazing. Also, You can spend a small fortune buying the best .22LR ammo you can find , i.e. RWS R-100, ELEY Tennex or Lapua X-Act and it will shoot terribly in some rifles, while just decent mid-priced ammo can shine with tiny cloverleafs, and vice-versa. Even several different examples the exact same rifle can "like" completely different ammo... or be completely terrible with others that perform well in most.

As I begin to watch the video, that Winchester Super-X jumps out very quickly. I had a recent, within the last month, experience with 2 boxes(200 rounds total) of that stuff. My 64F absolutely hated it. The gun would not pick up a new round, ejection extremely weak, plopping onto the bench I was shooting from, not even skidding off to the ground. My TX22, which had, before trying the Super-X, a whopping 3 malfunctions in total across several thousand bulk and premium cartridges, also had issues with it. Out of 200 rounds, between the two firearms, I had 17/100 and 29/100. I know the numbers exactly, as I counted and emailed Winchester about the major disappointment of their supposedly quality ammo. Edit to add : they were LESS accurate than federal automatch(36 and 40gr both) too. All that said, I look forward to seeing Paul's experience now :)

Fantastic Test!!

Keep up the good work mr. Harrell

Great video , Mr. Harrell ! I usually purchase the ammo I use based on the printed velocity on the box. What I see is that they're all significantly below rated velocity and that's from a rifle length barrel . I was surprised to see that there was only a loss of about 100 fps when you fired the same ammo out of the handgun . I was expecting a lot less . I guess you'd have to use .22 magnum ammunition to even come close to these advertised velocities . Well , thank you very much , you're the "truth revealer" !

Awesome video sir!!😎excellent technical information,, excellent sound and comparisons!!!. I’m picking up my ruger mk4 hunter Friday and I will need ammo!!!thanks again Paul!!!!!

Paul you do a great job with this stuff 👍

Informative, as always.

Excellent testing, concise video presentation. Paul has the eyes of an eagle, the way he can read the chronograph from 21 feet away!!

your timing on this one is great Paul, I just compared a 12 different boxes of shells for my 22, nice to see how your results compare to mine. my stand out winner was norma tac-22 not the cheapest not the most expensive.

@JohnPublic-dk7zd

Жыл бұрын

I like Norma, seems good in every caliber we have...the tac22 ammo easily equal to the cci standard velocity...

Thank you for this practical and well- timed video just before gopher season.

Enjoyed listening to the shots fired guessing feet per second prior to you announcing. This definitely demonstrates variation scene with 22 rimfire and inconsistencies that can be expected.

Thanks for covering all my questions, and covering the content I like. Now I’d just love to see a Super Wrangler review from you.

Nice work as always

You are literally my favorite youtuber I have never heard you udder a single word i don"t agree with, the way you speak and teach has been an amazing journey and I wish you good health!

Thank you Harrell for your videos, I'm from Argentina, after much years of thinking about being a weapon's owner I finally have my license and thank to your videos i have a LOT o great material to train the basic of firearm safety and practices

Great video thanks!

Thank you for this useful info when purchasing 22LR.

Thank you, Mr. Harrell.

Dear Sensei Paul, as always - my time is well spent watching your videos. Thank you for choosing to assess a caliber that is for “the rest of us” - not the newest, hottest, or biggest - just a solid shooter. From S.E. Tennessee, you are lookin’ good.

I really enjoy your videos, Paul.

Thank you Paul.

Mr.Harrel , you are the most Has his shit together and master of the dry person I can think of . Thank' you for your microgiveashit .

Great video!!

I have found CCI Velocitor to be incredibly reliable ammunition, centerfire grade in that regard, and I've been using it for probably 15 years now. If you're gonna use a .22LR for defense, that's the one I'd go with.

@stevennewman4778

Жыл бұрын

It’s my go to for 300-400 yard shots.

@mattmarzula

Жыл бұрын

​@@stevennewman4778 sure.

@user-il9ze9py8c

Жыл бұрын

@@stevennewman4778 I usually use it for 800 meter shots too, so I see what you're saying. Perfect for long range squirrel hunting.

@jennifernichols9468

Жыл бұрын

Excellent ammo been using it for 20 years

@Valorius

Жыл бұрын

@@mattmarzula There are plenty of people that shoot to 500yds with 22LR with magnified optics. The channel Guns&Cars has several videos doing that. 300-400yds with *magnified optics* is not hard to do with .22LR

I find, based on my experience, Aguila Ammo as a whole is generally good, just very dirty ammo, and depending on caliber and location, way more affordable than remington or winchester or fiocchi or some others

Very interesting and useful information as always👍👍

Cool. Glad to see a new video. Watching now

Mr.Harrell, thank you once again for another very informative presentation. You have briefly described different set-ups for pistol aiming (isosceles triangle & modified weaver). Would you do a more in-depth presentation on these styles? Also would you discuss the proper way to hold your pistol when shooting? Thank you for your time, Todd

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

Check out our three part presentation on accurate handgun shooting.

@todd2448

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell After watching the videos you suggested multiple times and practicing the modified weaver seems to work pretty good. With that being said I have a lot of practice ahead of me, however my shot placement improved quite a bit once I setup properly. Thank you again once again, Todd P.S. As a relatively new firearm owner I appreciate “your dawn of time explanations”.

Great job brother! I always look forward to your work. God bless all here

Thank you Paul