Great info. Your channel is criminally underrated. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience!

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support. Sorry for the late reply.

@JAFO.

4 ай бұрын

With the truly sad waning of Paul Harrell, (PRAY for him!) - I hope more viewers find this channel and subscribe. When viewing Cumberland Outdoorsman I have been reminded on multiple occasions of the principles of honesty & integrity which underlies that foundation upon which a channel is built, deserving of a large viewership. I'll enjoy watching this channel grow.

I remember my step-dad talking about yellow jackets as a kid. Your video helped me put the pieces together. I know now what a yellow jacket is and why he talked about them like that. 25 years later.

Great 22 hyper comparison, I shoot 10/22, CZ455 and Ruger American 22 rifles, and Ruger and Taurus 22 revolvers and my experiences are the same - the stinger is a great cartridge, Aguila is not to be underestimated, and CCI works very well. I still feel that sub sonic works best in rabbit/squirrel hunting (especially in revolvers), and 22 short is still very viable for that critter size. Great video.

as a teenager I remember how cool the yellow jacket adds were. I still have the only box I ever bought.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

I think what's even cooler than the ads is the fact that you still have that original box! Thanks for sharing.

@arthurshingler2025

8 ай бұрын

Yellow Jackets always seem to give me the best accuracy.... especially in revolvers.

I can watch your videos a 1000 times over and over and never get bored 😁👍

Hi CO. I remember when Stingers first rolled out. Man they were like something from Buck Rogers. Fancy blue box and 5 point hollow point, long plated case and light weight bullet. The damage they would do to a sealed can of Coke was unreal. I have been hoarding a box of Winchester Super X 26 gr. Tin HP in a red box. Rated at 1650 fps. I did open it but have never fired any. Thanks for the great content.

One can tell you're knowledgeable & passionate about .22's. Very nice job sir!

I had to leave in the middle of the video because it was range day but I finished it up when I got home and you put a lot of work and knowledge out there and I appreciate it

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you had a good day at the range. Thanks for watching.

@robertharing7031

3 жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman I had a lot of fun with my 9 year old son we mostly shot an S&W victory model.22 along with a Heritage Rough Rider and a Ruger Wrangler plus a few 556-9 mm

Very well made video, great comparison method.

Great information 22’s are good little rounds.

Very good informative video. Those yellow jackets and velocitors were impressive. Will be ordering some soon. Just bought some Stingers and have Federal Punch slated for delivery Mon.

The CCI cartage I remember is CCI mini mag +V fastest one from when I was a teenager . They made a few years and discontinued it. I've only talked to few folks that remember it.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

Жыл бұрын

I can't say I remember it, but I have heard other accounts of the ammo you mentioned. If I ever run across any, you can bet I'll post a video. Thanks for your comment.

@garyknepper4546

Жыл бұрын

Oh I defiantly remember it. It was wicked on a chipmunk.

@jerrybrush3859

4 ай бұрын

Wow I just noticed the op was from two years ago.

Great video on the popular hyper velocity. .22 LRs! I shoot all of the tested rounds except Expediter. CCI makes some of the best .22 cartridges in my opinion. Yellow Jackets are great too, My Marlin Model 25N likes Velocitors and old Winchester Wildcat .22 LRs. Your videos are very informative; keep up the good work!!

Happy to see that you used a 581. I have had mine for 4+ years. For as old as it was it didn't seem to have been shot to much. A through cleaning and very light oiling, this rifle will put bullet holes touching sized groups at 50. Golf Balls at 50 is just fun. Ammo selection is important. Agular Super Extra is the most accurate, CCI Select, CCI Standard velocity, Federal Target. The 581 is my Bolt Gun and I have a 10/22 International for my Semi Auto. Both are scoped with 3x9x40 Scopes. I look at it this way..... With a 22 you will never go hungry. A 22 WILL, "Break Contact". Practice and proper bullet placement is the KEY. I am very happy to see another 22 Nut out there. Keep up the Great work.

@johnwilburn8319

4 ай бұрын

I thought it was a 541T or 541THB?

@keithfreeman5204

4 ай бұрын

Remington 581s Manufactured in the early 1970's Clip fed, bolt action, 24 inch barrel.this rifle seems to like the CCI Mini Mag 36 gn HP. 100 yard group of 5 1.46 inch.@@johnwilburn8319

What a great test! I love them all, and all of them have a purpose. But, those 40 grain Velocitors are almost on another plane for a 22LR for larger critters.

Fantastic & unbiased info!; ('course I subbed. I'd wish I could 10X!). 100% agreed w/ @Rob : Yours is a terribly underrated channel. I truly think it's OUR duty to share your great videos, specially regarding (most anyone's favorite) .22lr round worldwide. When I saw your rifle, I thought it was a Remi 541, but was quite amazed seeing an (apparently) Remi (steel?) 511 magazine inserted. As far as I know, those Remi 581/ 541 rifles were based on Remington's 540X Match rifle, it's bolt having six locking lugs arranged in pairs, spaced @ 120 degrees, much stronger than the average .22lr bolt rifle. Actually I believe it was slightly modified for models 591 & 592, (5mm Rem.Rimfire Magnum ctg), and later used as the basis for 5mm Craig centerfire ctg, (Now a Custom conversion by Eagle View Arms / Research Center @ Shelton, WA). If you have any info on conversion work to use Remi 511 magazines in the 541, I'd really appreciate it, as well as many other Remi 541 / 581 owners / users. Probably the only issue regarding the 541- S I own, (Among several rimfire rifles & pistols), is related to their fragile / unreliable original plastic magazines. Thank you for a superb review!!.🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

Жыл бұрын

Here is a link to the video I made a while back regarding the retrofit of steel mags for the Rem. 580, and 540 series rifles. kzread.info/dash/bejne/oGd1zteHcZmopMo.html

Great video. Thank you!

Had a lot of experience with Yellowjackets, always impressed.

That’s what I found when I first tried the Stingers in the early 80’s, they were all over the place, leaded barrel or not (Nylon 66). Went back to my Winchester Bobcats or whatever they were called lol. Velocitors my new favorite. Those Yellow Jackets are really impressive. Can’t remember if I ever tried them though. Great video!

@900stx7

2 жыл бұрын

Winchester Wildcats !

Cool video!👍👌

All have been excellent

Nice to see some vintage ammo! I should have gotten into.22,s a lot earlier in life but just wasn’t interested honestly. Lately I’m noticing how fun and varied they are. I’ve seen yellow jackets quite a while ago. I have several of the ones you’ve tested except the old Winchester & Ci. You definitely need to find & try some Federal Punch, it’s quite a wicked lil round that would go good for personal defense also. Your other video I want to watch yet. There is a guy here on KZread who shoots it @ 15 yards away through his chronograph from his Taurus TX22. It goes through 32” of ballistic gelly. Quite amazing. Great Video! I would like to find some vintage.22 some day to try out.

Well done. Thank you.

Greetings to a fellow Tennesseean with a love for the 22 long rifle! The only 22 rounds I’ve ever had trouble from have been Winchester. More duds than anything. I’ve always liked Remington but I hated the golden bullet and thunderbolts. I’m a firm believer in the yellow jackets and velocitors

Another great, informative video. Regrettably, I only have a few boxes of Yellow Jackets and Vipers on hand. Still waiting and hoping for a video on how you converted the Remington 511 magazines for use in the 581. Meanwhile, I located a fellow Tennessean, John Reed, in Maryville, TN who makes beautiful custom made stainless magazines for the 581. I ordered two but have not had a chance to try them out yet. They appear to be of extremely high quality. Again, great job, you’re getting better with each video you put out.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support, I appreciate it. I do need to make a video that covers the magazine conversion because the Rem. 581, 541, and Nylon 66 are popular rifles, and there are still many of them still in use.

@markbeck3115

2 жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman u forgot the Aguila Interceptor 40gr bullet at 1470 fps. My favorite Varmint round, they hit like a hammer

@thomashaley7657

4 ай бұрын

I purchased 2 of John's magazines for my 541-S. They came with simple instructions for adjusting the feed angle, and they perform as good as they look. They work in the 541-S and the 581. They are a little pricey at $75:00 each but well worth it. The man is an artist! Thomas, Mississippi!!

I have that same Balvar scope with the post and crosshair reticle. Great scope.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

6 ай бұрын

They are great scopes. I have two in my collection.

I was impressed with your knowledge of these types of ammo unfortunately for me I only have stingers and velociters and interceptors but I’m grateful to have over a 1000 rounds between the 3 . Thanks for sharing have a good one

@robertharing7031

2 жыл бұрын

Thank goodness I have been able to get a couple more thousand rounds of.22 including some Silver Tips and Interceptors hollow points to go with my Stingers

Good Video

That's odd, I know I subscribed several days ago but had to do it again before it would show up. I think U-t00ß is playing games with us consoivatives 🤨 I keep waiting for one of these larger firearm companies to offer a quick-change barrel, maybe similar to the Browning ATD-22 - one with the standard 16:1 twist and maybe one for the faster HyperV ammo in, say, 12:1. I'd buy *_that_* for a dollar! 😉 Always enjoy your relaxed comparative video presentations. 👊😏👍

Back when I had the eyes of a younger man, with first generation stingers, at 60 yards into water soaked news paper, out of a 6" standard model Ruger mk 1l, the bullets were just a mass of twisted lead. Extreme expansion, with a couple of inches penetration. Since then, they've reconfigured the mix, now they're still great rounds, but seem to perform much more desirably.

The CCI velociter is my favorite bullet, my pump Remington loves them

I’ve always been impressed with the Remington Yellow Jackets they cycled great and were accurate, but they were hell on squirrels. I usually just did headshots to save what little meat there was and it basically decapitated them. The Remington Gold and the Thunderbolt were very disappointing because of failure to fire and inaccuracy. The CCI Stinger never cycled very well in my Remington 552 Speedmaster so the Yellow Jacket was my go to hunting round. I was very disappointed when Remington stopped making the YJ. Hopefully, it will make a reappearance. I’ve got about 600 rounds that I’ve found thru Gun Broker over the years.

Thanks for the work that you put in the research of the comparative characteristics of hypervelocity .22 lr cartridges.I found Yellowjackets to be the most accurate of the "hyper"rounds in my 10/22,Mark I 6 7/8" and snubby S+W Kitgun.My sister was enamoured with Expeditors for accuracy out of her 10/22 and the spectacular "craniuming" of jacks and cotton tails.Most of the 🐇 rabbits she shot had just the jaw and ears remaining attached to the necks.Thanks for the memories being jogged. As for the pedantic criticism of your methodology,the commenter needs to take a breath,relax and "Let's go Brandon".

I just stopped in to watch you shoot the 541S. Nice presentation, too.

Thanks, well done, I have a few boxes of the stingers, I can remember when they first came out. Two years ago I did put 300 rounds of the cci velocitor away. I have a Henry that just loves to shoot them in a dime. My other 22s not so great. I thought I knew about every 22lr round ever made. But I was certainly wrong. I have never heard of the winchester round you tested. As always with your vids, very interesting ,I enjoy all your post. Thank you.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliments. Every now and then I still run across vintage ammo at gun shows, yard sales, flea markets, and of course Gunbroker. When I see something that might interest my KZread followers, I buy it and try to do a review for you folks that can use the video to help you out.

@markbeck3115

2 жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman what model remington is that 547?

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

@@markbeck3115 That is a customized Rem. model 581.

@markbeck3115

2 жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman I want one so bad but they are outrageous

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

@@markbeck3115I'm not sure where you have been looking for one of these rifles. If I were you, I would check local pawn shops, and gun shows in small towns. The last one I found was at a local pawn shop, and I gave $125 for it. It turned out to be a great little shooter. So keep that in mind, and you might just locate one of these gems.

In the 80's Yellow Jackets was all my Dad I used for Squirrel hunting.

1100ish - 1200ish fps is all I buy, never been a fan of the hypers, thx for the vids

Nice video. I tried most all the hpyer stuff back in the day. Yellow Jackets were the most accurate for me. Stingers and the rest were basically junk. I used to squirrel hunt a lot. My favorite squirrel ammo was the same thing I used for rifle matches, the Eley Tenex or Eley match with the flat EPS point. !/4" groups at 50 yards, and quiet, and the flat pointed bullets hits with a big thud, really works better that hollow points, even on body hits, but I strived for head shots only anyway. Enjoy your channel, you seem to enjoy rimfires as do I.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

I've never treid flat point bullets on game, but am rather inclined to after reading your post. I have acquired a few boxes of S/K Flat point rounds, and they are really accurate on targets. I think I'll give them a try this fall or winter. Thanks for your comments, I do appreciate it.

@edjett2631

2 жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman Give the CCI SGB (Small Game Bullet) a try. They have worked well for me, but I haven't been able to get any for over a year.

@JAFO.

4 ай бұрын

*_@Cumberland Outdoorsman_* - I just noticed your comment is from a couple years ago, how'd those flat nose work out for squirrel harvesting?

@kentowens2179

4 ай бұрын

@@JAFO. They work very well. Normally I went for head shots on squirrels, but they wok great on chest shots as well. They seem to thump em hard.

@kentowens2179

4 ай бұрын

I shot rimfire benchrest matches for 12 years, and had a lot of Eley Match (black box and Tenex (red box) on hand @@CumberlandOutdoorsman

I commend you on your knowledge and desire to share what you have learned over the years about this great little and often unappreciated little cartridge . And as always your well thought out presentation of such info is a pleasure to watch. Have you covered any of the other rimfire cartridges yet ?

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

Жыл бұрын

Yes I have. The .22 short, the CCI Mini Mag, and several others.

I’ve shot quit a few squirrels with the stingers. They act like FMJs and don’t expand. I bought the hi shok versions and cant wait to try them on game. Both the hyper velocity HP and solid Aquila’s won’t group worth a darn in my ultralux or browning target pistol. Both the stinger and hi shok will group at a half inch at 50 yards. Not great but enough to get the job done. The Winchester 333’s shoot all in the same hole and anchor squirrels better for me. I tried the velocitors on squirrels. They stop them quicker then the 333’s but don't group as well out of my gun. Wish I could find yellow jackets. Haven’t seen them in stock anywhere since the 80’s.

I'd like to see you try out the Federal Target/Match for accuracy through your gorgeous 581! I think it would also be fun to offer a category of videos, each video based on one type of popular ammo, i.e. Stinger perhaps or Aguila and instead of trying several different ammos, use your large collection of rifles and several additional borrowed to see how each rifle deals with the specific ammo of the video.

I've said since I was a 10 year old kid shooting the YELLOW JACKET'S out of my dad's REVELATION (Marlin) Rifle & every Rifle since that they were the best 22 bullet EVER MADE & I still stick by it WISH I COULD FIND 100,000 of them that was made back in the GOOD OLE DAYS!!!!

Thanks for all this info,peronally use mainly subsonic in the areas where I shoot. With respect to the copper plated bullets do you get any copper fouling ? Thanks again.

I REMEMBER the FIRST BOX OF CCI STINGER AMMO ON THE MARKET.......A CAN OF RC COLA SHOT BY THE STINGER AND ITS EXPLOSIVE EFFECT.......WAS ON THE LABEL...IT WAS EXCITING TO HAVE SOME AMMO THAT HAD A LITTLE EXTRA PUNCH..

I was never inclined to use hollow points. I preferred to use a semi-auto Cooey / Winchester. (Probably a fluke, but it was one of the most insanely accurate rimfire rifles I'd ever encountered (got it for Christmas when I was seven and used it almost exclusively into my 30s) My personal experience was that hollow points had slightly softer tips, with a tendency to 'chip' during the loading cycle. It may have been a characteristic of that particular model, but that 'chip' would obviously have an affect on accuracy. I stuck to solid tips in the semi and only used hollow points in a cz bolt gun. Those flat tips seem like a perfect compromise. Good video!

Are the Remington Yellow Jackets still made? I can't find it locally. I used them as a kid hunting groundhogs with my dad. Good memories.

Winchester currently makes a SuperX Hyper Velocity 40 grain 22LR rated at 1435 FPS. It was tested to 1460 FPS and 185 Ft-Lbs. by another KZreadr.

Great video👍 I tried also diffrent hyper velocity out of my Anschutz but in my opinion this kind off ammo was not accurate enough for head shots. I stick with standard velocity Norma match or Eley Match ammo than i,m sure i shoot 1 centimeter groups on 50 meters and with a moderator super quiet. As you told a well placed precision shot is the way to go. The Velociter has a standard case length. I would not recommend to use a longer case length in match rifles. Cheers!

I have a model 60 carbine an a Marlin bolt action both are very accurate with the Velociter

CCI now offers a segmented version of the Stinger. I have hunted with Stingers, Expediters and Yellow Jackets and prefer Yellow Jackets.

I have a couple of those boxes of stangers I bought in the seventies seventies that have never been opened

@ak-488

2 жыл бұрын

And at $ 1.65 for 50 rnds. and the first box he held up.

There was a well known. 22 R/F shooter that had a video awhile back on that copper bullet.

I tried the CCI Stingers and the Rem Yellow Jackets in my Glenfield 75. I don't remember specific numbers, it was long ago (I still have that original Stinger box), but I know the groups were so bad I never bought any more. Maybe the Glenfield's short barrel is not compatible with the higher velocities. Good to see you got some impressive results.

@Gunners_Mate_Guns

7 ай бұрын

Each rifle will tend to do best with a few specific loads and others not so much. With .22 LR, probably the single biggest factor for that is rim thickness and how that matches up with the individual rifle chamber. It's even common for two of the exact same make and model of .22 LR rifle with one of the two shooting excellent groups with a given cartridge, but the other not doing very well with the same cartridge. There are several other variables with each cartridge that control how it will do.

Good review I tried them all back in the day but weren’t quite as accurate as regular long rifle. Federal had one out too called spit fire I used back in the day

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

That's generally true. Nearly all of my rifles shoot standard velocity rounds more accurately S/K Standard Plus or Wolf target rifle ammo is amazingly accurate in most .22 rifles.

@stevegimenez9981

3 жыл бұрын

I have a couple packs of those federals they came in a red case that've never been opened I bought them about 1980

I never had luck with a Stinger they go all over, yellow jackets are always consistent

Uh, they are called ground hogs NORTH of the Mason Dixon line too.

@rayditzenberger9517

2 жыл бұрын

Indiana has ground hogs

How do the Remington Vipers fare. Just as good as the yellow jackets?

Seems like I had some hyper velocity in the 90s that came in a florescent orange plastic chew can. They could have been federal spitfire

Stingers were 1.59 a box when they were released in 1977.

the second shot with the stingers didn't sound as loud to me

I too, am impressed at your knowledge of this old ammo. I still have a full box of the old blue box stingers that no longer has the old label you showed at the beginning of the video. I originally bought 2 boxes and used them sparingly. I have since bought some of the later boxes of stingers. If the ammo supply ever breaks loose again i will get a decent supply of velocitors but not at todays prices. I always used T-22 standard velocity for all my 22 hunting and shooting which was for squirrels. This was more than enough for squirrel at any distance imo. Most of the local coon hunters used a small cheap single shot 22 to bring down treed coons using cb caps and sometimes shorts because of noise while in woods that they had no permission to be in. .22 is a very versitile and useful round

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

I sometimes find vintage ammo at gun shows. I recently got some Winchester .22 short hollowpoint (3 bricks), and some Remington/Peters short hollowpoint. It was a relatively rare find, but sometimes I get lucky. I also picked up a brick of T-22 ammo that is still in pristine condition. I may shoot a video featuring this older .22 ammo. Thanks for commenting.

@rayditzenberger9517

2 жыл бұрын

I found the T-22 ammo to be very consistant but i was not and am not a good judge of such things. I did buy it on the recommendation of an experienced shooter back in 70ish time frame. Tom was a cherished friend that has regrettably passed from cancer. A

My new CZ 457 American said do not shot long gated 22lr such as the Stinger

I've had some rifle that shot stingers really well and some didn't but on the rifles that did they was devastating on small game

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

Жыл бұрын

Indeed they are. The rifle I was using typically shoots Stingers much better than what was depicted in the video. After about two or three shots, that gun can print some impressive groups with most anything. Mixing up the ammo the way I did, was unfair to the gun.

@garyk76

Жыл бұрын

@@CumberlandOutdoorsman I've missed them up before even with center-fire rifles I always wandering if it's different powder fouling the barrel that makes them not shoot not as good generally because the rifle liked both loads by themselves but not when being mixed and I didn't take the time to clean the barrel before switching

i am having trouble getting my newspapers soaked as well - even leaving them in the wading pool overnite didnt do a thorough job - any ideas?

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

Try using hot water.

This is one of the biggest problems I have found with the 22 rimfire ammo is that you can not find what your gun prefers or the type bullet you need for your use after a few years because they quit making it.

@765outdoors

3 жыл бұрын

This is no joke lol. Except if it likes cci loads or somthing super common!

@Gunners_Mate_Guns

7 ай бұрын

True That's why it pays to find a cartridge that does well that also has many decades of popularity to see that it stays in production. That's one of the reasons why it's so nice if you have a gun that does well with one of the real classics, such as CCI Standard Velocity.

😲😲😲😲verygood i from THAILAND ..4MK.65

What did you do to make your 581 accurate mine is not

about the only thing that varies in bulk ammo is the powder charge if you want to make match grade out of it you must weigh every bullet and keep them in piles of the same weight.

better find a case of yellow paired with that rifle!

What are those stickers on the new ammo boxes? They look like cigarette tax stamps.

I have read that some rimfires are not recommended for stingers due to chambers a bit short for the longer case. Have you encountered this?

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

Good point. I have a Winchester model 52 that has a slightly shorter chamber. When I load Stingers or Expediters into it, the front of the bullet bearing band engages the rifling. Thanks for watching.

@ak-488

2 жыл бұрын

Remington 550-1 stingers will jam in that guns chamber big time.

Is that new house going to be a problem with your shooting range?

I returned to using non hollow points for squirrels years ago to reduce meat damage.

I only use 22 shots for Squirrels , Those Yellow Jackets are great for Ground Hogs

where can i buy that ammo here in Manila Philippines ive got only CCI STINGER i want other brand

What rife are you shooting?

They call them groundhogs in the Midwest and PA.

22lr is my favorite bullet for rabbits to hogs

CCI mini mags have been my go to .22lr always perfoming flawlessly however Stingers have sub par accuracy for me 😮 😢

Aguila also makes that hiperin hollow point

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen it here, but I'll keep a lookout for it. Thanks for the info.

I'll take the Aguila all day every day.

To help allot of folks with older 22s is to research which rifles with shorter chambers will not accept the longer cases as the stinger. Jammed big time in the Remington Mod. 550-1. now I would like to make you all cringe. I was a dealer in the 70s, bought 20 bricks for $ 16.50 per and over the years gave grand kids a brick for birthdays and Christmas, I cry with 1 brick left today.

i’ve still got 3 bricks of yellow jackets …

federal spitfire was another.

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

2 жыл бұрын

I have never used the Federal Hyper velocity ammo, although I once saw it for sale. I don't think it is still in production, but I could be wrong. Thanks for the info.

My 1911 22 loves the yellow jackets. Forgot how many times I've watched this video! LOL

Shot many deer with the stingers! Keep shots under 25 yards aim for the White patch in the neck .

Don't judge ammo by three round groups. Do an average of five 10 shot groups and then decide. Particularly with .22 ammo which can be very variable even in single lot of ammo. Also get your bore seasoned before shooting groups.

Well dun , ben shooting yellow jackets for years...

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Maybe Remington will continue making them now that they are back to work.

Expediter was the best round on the table..

Your fine rifle, really likes the Remington. I could not agree more on ethical hunting.

No you are wrong I'm from PA and we call them (Ground Hogs)

Yellow Jackets are 33 grains.

my 10/22 hates cci hyper ammo period.

I Remember CCI'S FIRST ADVERTISEMENT OF THE STINGER... IT SHOWS THE STINGER RIPPING APART A CAN OF RC SOFT DRINK I WAS WONDERING IF CCI DISLIKE RC

Whatever you do hang on to that Remington rifle! With hyper velocity 22 ammo it is extraordinarily accurate

Use the best grouping and stay with it, enough said, Eck usmc

How much can a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood ? 🤣🤣👍🇭🇲🇺🇸

Why do you keep ammo for 50 years instead of shooting it?

@CumberlandOutdoorsman

7 ай бұрын

The same reason some people keep a gun in it's original box for decades without shooting it.........for collectability. Some folks keep wine bottles without ever opening them, and as time goes on the vintage becomes more and more valuable.

Where are you located in Tennessee?

@rayditzenberger9517

2 жыл бұрын

Middle tn just south of franklin

CCI copper is California complainant , no lead