Federal Punch .22 LR Ammo - BERETTA BOBCAT HATES IT - RUGER LOVES IT - 4 Gun Shooting Review
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
- Federal Punch Personal Defense Ammunition is fired through four firearms and one of them, my Beretta Bobcat, really does not like this ammo.
You should have a million subscribers. No-nonsense reviews, excellent marksmanship, some humor thrown in, and great presentation. Thank you! 🙏
I spend a lot of time and money on making these videos and comments like yours make it all worth it. Thank you Stan. 👍👍
Problems with the Punch ammo in the Beretta (failure to feed, eject) might be due to the light-weight bullet not generating enough of a rearward impulse to push the slide all the way back. The bullet profile looks a lot like that of the CCI Stinger which, coincidentally, is made by the same company (Vista Outdoor). The Stinger bullet is just 3 grains heavier, but the velocities out of a rifle are quite similar - both are easily supersonic. I don't carry a .22LR for personal defense, but if I did, I'd sure want one that was reliable and delivered as much energy on target as possible. The lightweight Punch round beats the heavier CCI Mini Mag bullet in the kinetic energy contest by about 40 ft/lbs, due to velocity. It ought to do well against such menacing varmints as canned sodas, 2-liter bottles, and the occasional rogue tomato. Nice review. Stay safe out there.
Hard to beat plain ole CCI mini mags. I like the 40 grain RN.
The bullet is heavy enough to cycle reliably in ever firearm I have owned. You can’t beat CCI quality.
That's gospel right there.
My Bobcats don’t like Mini Mag primers.
Both of mine had ejection problems with the Federal.
Another fun video. Tools & Targets has an entire series testing this round for penetration in gel against most every 22LR available. It out penetrates most everything out there out of a pistol.
Mixup98 you are the man, your son too! Love the work you do and knowledge you share....
We appreciate that Rick....thank you.
Always a pleasure MIXUP , nothing like early morning aroma therapy to get the day started .
Keep plinking big man .
Good morning Tom. I hope you enjoy your weekend.
@@mixup98 Grass cutting and aroma therapy for me tomorrow , take care big man .
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this ammunition. So many reviewers on CZcams won’t call a spade a spade and it ends up just being an advertisement . The way you do unbiased reviews you show the viewers the real deal and that means a lot in today’s world.
Good morning Charley and thank you for the nice comment. All of the guns and ammo shown in my videos are bought by me (with the help of my Patreon supporters) and unlike some of the bigger channels I'm not obligated to give favorable opinions in any of my videos. I simply tell it like it is. If a firearm is a piece of crap, such as my Bearman derringer, than I will let my viewers know. Thank you again the great comment and it is always good to hear from you. Have a great Sunday.
My TX22 eats Punch flawlessly. It’s what I keep loaded at home for my wife if, God forbid, she ever needs it.
*_BTW & FYI - I won't watch a video of yours that I don't like, therefore, I always hit before I watch it._*
Thanks for another informative video. I love the absolute silence of the desert surroundings where you shoot your videos. So hard to achieve for city dwellers.
I love the quiet desert and I don't think I could live anywhere else.
I like that you didn't use a high capacity magazine for the rifle. So many reviewers do the 20, 30, and even 50 round mags. You were testing ammo, not showing off. You have my respect.
We're lucky here in Colorado where the Murdoch's Ranch & Home chain stocks Federal Punch in large amounts cheap! ($9/box). It's the primary load in our tiny EDC's (Her Ruger LCR 22lr and my Ruger LCP2 22lr). Runs flawlessly in my Ruger semi-auto. Thanks for the great video, sir!
I get ammo at Murdoch's too in grand junction
I can remember going to K mart and picking up a brick of 500 .22 for less than $5
Man was that shit cheap. I've shot pallets of 22 just wish I saved it all instead of letting the local 4h boys shoot it up, but glad the younger generation got into plinking
I think you'd get more than that weighing the lead and brass in these days.
That was a long time ago compared to today's prices. I never plinked a lot. Tried to make every shot count kinda mindset. Still have some of that decades old .22 with the price tags on it (& 30-06). Took my 2 youngest to the range a few days ago. Left the .22 at home. Took the compact 9mm, compact .40 S&W, full sized 9mm, .45 acp 1911, 357 revolver, and the Glock 40 in 10mm. In maybe a little over an hour, blew threw $220. It was very educational as they experinced the different styles, triggers, weights, lengths of pull/ pistol and various effects with bullet types & manufacturers. But I remember standing on the bank, or edge of a corn field at 9 years old for hours loving every minute and maybe spending 10-20 cents.
Still have some that is marked $4.47 per brick of 500
Mega upvotes !!
thank you for a great no nonsense review, and for clarifying that the bobcat is indeed a great pistol, but is fussy regarding ammo and the importance of discovering that before one becomes reliant on any firearm.
Both Federal Punch 22lr and CCI Stinger 22lr use a case that is longer than industry standard for 22lr. That's why the Beretta 21A with it's very short slide travel and tight tolerances has issues ejecting those particular rounds.
Nice job. Enjoy your show. We ran over 100 rounds of Punch thru our Keltec P17. Ran without a hiccup. Will definitely get some CCI shortly.
Thank you for the compliment and maybe someday I will get the opportunity to review a Kel Tec P17 👍
Thanks for the video, Mixup. It sure shows the need to test your gun with different ammos to see what is reliable and what isn't.
It's always a pleasure!!
Thanks for a very informative review. There is no need for the Federal Punch ammo. It is marketed to sell it at a higher price than regular high velocity ammo with no apparent advantage. The Stingers ran flawlessly through the Beretta 21A but the Punch did not. The Stingers might be cheaper too. The CCI Mini-Mags are definitely cheaper and more reliable than the Punch in the 21A. The Velocitors through the Beretta 21A would make for an interesting comparison but they too are more expensive and harder to find than the CCI Mini-Mags. Are the Stingers and Velocitors worth the extra money compared to CCI Mini-Mags in the 21A? All three run reliably through my 21A so it comes down to personal preference. The Punch is too unreliable to feed consistently through the 21A so it would not be my choice for defensive carry.
To the 22 LR self defense haters out there. If your would be attacker gets 6 or 7 rounds of 22 LR hollow point in the belly.................he will stop doing whatever it was he was doing to get shot in the first palce.....Promise.
To the rimfire lovers, if you get the common click instead of bang or bad ejection / feed issues 22s are known for, you can will your 22 to your kid. You're better off getting a 380 centerfire 0r 38 special. Both of which can do 6+ rounds where you want them with more power and reliability.
@@FoulPet if you find a firearm/ammo combo that works you are fine.
See Paul Harrell’s video on 22 reliability. They are far more reliable these days, just some firearms do not like the zippier stuff.
@@andrewallason4530 Already watch it. He has slightly better luck than I normally have with 22. As he would say, based on my personal experiences, 22 has a failure rate of about 1 in 100. I've shot 200 rounds with no issues but I've also shot 50 rounds with multiple failures. So 1% IMHO is a fair estimate. With centerfire I "might" have a light strike in 2000 rounds. So if you we're rolling dice would you want a 1% failure or a .05% failure?
@@andrewallason4530 Have you ever heard someone say you're lucky. If it were a fraction of an inch more it would have been game over? That fraction is width and penetration. The diameter of a bullet and the depth matter. If you only have the chance to get one good hit do you want it with a 22 or a 9mm. It may appear that that small difference is insignificant but 1 mm in a direction could me the difference of clipping a vital or having little effect. A 22 out of a pistol loses a good deal of power btw. If we are talking rifles, the 22 gap is even more significant. A 223 eclipses a 22.
The only reason anyone should consider 22 for defense is that's all you have or you have a physical problem that prevents it.
@@FoulPet 22lr certainly has its roles in shooting…… primary self defense isn’t one of them.
Nice demo of 22 caliber ammo fired in various mechanisms.
Thanks for the awesome comment CactusBaboon !!
Mornin Mix. Love me some Mark series pistols.
I'm still hoping one day we will get to hear more about your background and work. I bet you have some interesting stories to tell.
Really wish he’d write a book!
In Brazil, most aligators and even jaguars are hunted with 22LR on the brain! With bulet broof vests so common, one bullet between the eyes is guaranteed to stop cold !
Great video as usual sir! Love watching you shoot! Im really liking the 22 punch so far! 👍
I've got the same MKii and really like it too. Another good down to earth video that helps everyone out. Thanks alot for educating us all.
This guy would be the best grandpa!
Thanks Stan!
Nice to hear you still shooting. Love your videos.
Awesome thank you for testing this!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸
You bet!
I haven’t shot the punch in my 21a yet, but I have bought quite a few boxes of it even though it’s pricey.
Please let us know if the Punch ammo works in your 21a once you shoot it.
Most of the time I try to stay away from hollow point 22 because I don't see the point when you're shooting milk jugs it's okay but give me at least a 40 grain bullets when it comes to self defense I like to have two holes leaking if possible.
I so remember $1.99 a box for .22 LR any brand but wages were also very low in those years.
Thanks again! You are saving me time and money, sir. I just watched and commented on your CCI Stinger video. Now I don't have to go out mess with those ammos. I will just buy more mini mags.
Hello Doug. I love it when I can save my viewers time and money. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my videos.....much appreciated.
Thanks man, you just made up my mind between the Bobcat and a Ruger LCP II.
The best advice you gave was that you should practice with the self defense ammo you intend to carry. Walther P-22 (CA Version) can shoot Aguila 40 grain Hollow Point all day. Load the same pistol with the Punch and I was getting failures to eject. Changed out the Volquartsen extractor and had to change back to the factory extractor. CCI Mini Mags worked fine with either extractor. So for self defense ammo for my 2021 vintage Walther, the Aguila 40 grain HP is the 100% reliable one and the loudest report for a .22 round. Enlightening that the Bobcat would not cycle the Aguila and stuttered with the Punch. While I enjoyed the Ruger 10-22 sequence, the Punch is designed for the pistol. Still, wasn't that sequence nice to see how the Punch was right on target in the hills from the Ruger 10-22. If I had to use the Walther .22 for self defense (it is so concealable and light) I would have to be sure it would fire AND cycle. Your MK II is a classic semi-auto. Very helpful video.
Another great video sir! I've had a few issues with Federal Punch in my Ruger .22 and my Phoenix .22. I think I've still got a half a box laying around in my desk somewhere. It's always interesting to see how certain guns like certain ammo and on others they nearly destroy them. Keep up the great work!
I really like your chrono display setup. It films well and I wish other CZcamsrs would follow your lead on that.
10/22 take down is one of my favorite guns of all time! I really like the stock on yours. Good stuff guys. Rock on!
its 97 and humid as hell in Alabama!! federal punch is what I carry in my phoenix arms HP22A (i modded the pistol & I am saving up for another)
An update I now carry a glock but I now am looking at 38 Specials, I've always wanted one. Nice snub nose would be inconspicuous and easy to carry when I'm working at the liquor store
How well or poorly did the punch work in your Phoneix Arms HP22? I used to have one of those and it ate everything I put through it.
I see a LOT of folks hating on .22 LR for self defense. It actually fits the bill when you have a small person who is somewhat intimidated by firearms to begin with and NEEDS to carry. If you do a little research you will discover that .22 LR was the round of choice by Mafia hit men and government assassins alike. It's all about bullet placement. Better choice IMO than .25 auto. Good Vid.
.25 is useless. Only possible benefit is rimless case. If you are able to load a magazine properly, no issue. Availability, cost, performance of ammo far better. Will take .22 any day over the .25. I’d consider a Kalibri over a .25. A pointed stick, even.
Watching ‘The Man From Uncle’ episodes, in the closing credits is a still picture of NS and IK being ‘terrorized’ by a babe holding a little .25 auto. Looks like a novelty cigarette lighter.
Government assassin? 🤔
@@omarjason1255 CIA etc.
I used to wear my Bobcat in an ankle holster, but found that most ammunition would be problematic. I was very happy to see you fire yours with good results, and name the brands it likes. I will try them out. Sometimes it's just not practical to carry that Combat Commander, and I would really like to carry the Bobcat, but not until I find ammo that is reliable. Thanks for posting. This episode made me a subscriber!
Hello Doug. You can almost never go wrong with CCI rimfire ammo and I'm willing to bet that it will work in your Bobcat. I want to thank you for watching my videos and subscribing to my channel and I look forward to reading your future comments.
Federal "Punch" is made by CCi. When you see the plastic box packaging with the slide opening ... It's a CCi product.
Thanks for sharing. One of my back-up revolvers is loaded with CCI Stingers, basically because they seem to perform well consistently & are usually available (recently, that is).
You can't go wrong with Stinger ammo in a revolver!
The ammo I do have a box put away of for an emergency is cci velocitor that stuffs pretty fast
I think the higher velocity stuff like velocitors and Stingers aren’t recommended in the 21a as a steady diet because they can crack the frame or slide or something…
@@crankygunreviews see that's boo boo on their part of Beretta can't make a reliable 22 for defense they should not market it that way
@@crankygunreviews
No no that's the Tomcat, the 32acp version. They include a little paper saying not to shoot ammo with more than 130 foot pounds of energy in the Tomcat's box. The Bobcat (22lr) supposedly is more reliable with higher velocity ammo.
@@crankygunreviews if you can't get the velocity high enough for the bullet to stay above the speed of sound till it reaches the target you are better of using subsonic ammo that will fly straighter to the target.
Compare the Punch ammo to other .22lr ammo. They have a much longer case, just like Stingers. I'll bet that is why your Bobcat did not like them. The longer case is needed to accommodate more powder to get the higher velocity.
I like your theory about the longer cases but I have shot Stinger ammo in my Bobcat without any problems. Maybe the lighter Punch bullet has something to do with it.
@@mixup98 I think the flat nosed bullet is the feeding problem with the Beretta.
A flatnose contacts the feed ramp sooner and lower than would a bullet with a round nose ogive.
Short compact pistols often have shorter steeper inclined feed ramps.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge..I got a BobCat and haven't shot it that much...
@@barbarasteed3966 you will love your Bobcat!
How can more gunpowder fit if the bullet base is in the same position relative to the cartridge base?
Further, it will still need to be within the oal specification for the cartridge.
Great stuff, as usual. Rimfire can be finicky in any firearm, it's great to see ammo fired from different options to get an idea of how reliable it is. 👍
Another fine video, Mix. The Punch runs well in my 21A Bobcat, but requires a clean chamber and adequate lubrication. My Walther TPH, which is notorious for being ammo-finicky, also likes it.
Hello Harold. I am surprised that your Bobcat runs well with the Punch ammo. I cleaned and lubed all of the firearms before making this video and they all did well except for the Bobcat. My Bobcat is flawless with Stinger, Silveritp, CCI and Golden Bullet.
I was going to say that the Punch case may be longer than others, but you said the Bobcat ran the Stingers, and I know the case is longer on the Stingers so that's not it.
Another great, informative, entertaining vid as always.👍
Thanks again Kevin!
Thanks for detailed video (and for being out in the heat). I just purchased a Bobcat and dealer did not have any info on best ammo. I appreciate your comparisons.
Hello Neil. Remington Golden Bullet is the most reliable ammo that I found for my Bobcat and it is all that I shoot through it. Thanks for the nice comment and I also thank you for watching my video.
If a gun doesn't shoot stingers, it will probably not like the punch as they both have the same longer than standard case.
I have shot Stinger ammo through my Bobcat without any problems so I really don't know why it doesn't like Punch ammo.
I’ve been seeing this ammo for 9mm a few places online and was curious about it. Might have to get a box and try it out! Hadn’t seen this in 22, good to know it exists. Thanks for the review!
Nice Ruger MKII, probably more fun to shoot than to clean. LOL. Great variety of .22LR platforms. Thanks so much mixup98. Keep hydrated out there sir.
Yes, the ruger pistols are a pain in the ass to clean...
i converted my three to MK II frames... no mag disconnect, fewer parts... a ting strut support makes takedown and reassembly easy.. i added a Volquartsen DLC bolt, and it just wipes clean
I got the same results through my wife's Beretta Bobcat. I'm thinking a little polishing might help, but haven't done it yet. The Ruger SR22 and Mk II 22/45 gobble it right up without a problem. The SR22 eats everything, though and doesn't care.
Great video as always, Mixup I have a PPK/S in .22lr and I primarily use mini- mags and Stingers with no problem.
Thanks for the info. I would love to review a Walther PPK/S .22 pistol someday.
My Brother bought a few boxes of the Federal Punch 22 and we had tons of failures in every gun we tried it in. M&P 22 Compact, Taurus TX22, Bersa Thunder 22 & a Walther P22. We had much better luck with the Winchester Silvertip 22 although in a defensive situation I would probably use CCI Stinger.
I’ve done extensive testing on my channel with federal punch from rifles. It offers a nice blend of penetration and damage when fired from 16” to 18” barrels. I also tested it from 24” barrel rifle and 3” barrel pistol. I enjoyed this video but will say I prefer punch 22 LR as a carbine round.
I have shot quite a bit of the Punch in TX 22, S&W 15-22 and Buckmark. I have had no feed issues but did have 1 FTF. I tried the round twice and still FTF. The feed problem with the Bobcat may be because of the longer case on the Punch it is longer like the Stinger case. Great video sir.
Excellent video as always, I sure miss having a place to go shooting can't stand going to the range. Last time I went shooting in Nevada was at the black rock north of reno cool place.
Right? Something feels off about going to the range, like pooping in public.
Thank you for your videos and sharing your invaluable experience
My pleasure!
I picked up the NAA .22LR with the folding handle a month ago.
After several reviews on the revolver and Punch ammo, I got a couple of boxes of the Punch and ran some through the NAA.
It shoots well in it and accurate at up to 15 yards with the help of the folding handle, which gives me a full 3 finger grip.
I found out that you don't use the front notch as a sight.
Just sight down the barrel , like you do with a shotgun and the revolver will hit on target.
I carry the NAA .22LR on occasion when I don't have a pocket that will allow me to carry my Ruger LCP Max.
The Punch ammo in .22 LR is impressive.
Brand or name .22 doesn’t matter with an eye shot.
The Beretta (I have the Taurus made to replicate it) doesn't like any ammo that has those edges on the lead. It catches the magazine. I bought a 500ct box of hollow point Remington and had the same issues. I had to open up the magazine a little bit and then they fire perfectly no hangups . So the problem is in the magazine. Not the pistol.
CCI stingers were my defensive load for my old Walther P22. Hopefully, the federal punch will be available here. Nice video Mixup!
Thanks Eduardo...
Another informative video!! Thanks for the sweat put into keeping us informed and entertained!
Do you have a Patreon channel?
Are you on public land, or is this your ranch land? How cool to have some place like this to shoot in “beautiful southern Nevada “!
Hell Yes,this is my Show,Thanks Pops and Son.So Glad you beemed in Too😁
I had the same problem with my beretta 21a, I put around 25 rounds and had many failure to feed issues- the gun is reliable, but the federal punch ammo is too fast and doesn't build enough pressure to cycle reliably. However, I tried the other 25 rounds on my old Walther PP 22lr and the ammo was 100% reliable.
Thanks, saved me some money. Like yours, my Bobcat is picky about ammo types, but very reliable once I find the right ammo. Usually it likes high speed truncated cone copper washed bullets. It tends to jam with target load waxed plain round nose lead .22.
I love saving my viewers money and I thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my video.
I don't envy the engineers working on small .22lr firearms.
I can relate on the weather. 114 today 😃
Awesome review Sir!
The barrel length on the semi auto is not measured the same as the wheel gun. The wheel gun will actually have the length of barrel measured while the semi-auto is a combination of barrel and chamber.
Good intro pic, love the transport in! I shoot the Punch ammo in my AAC Black Widow.
Thank you for making this video. Of course I always want you to shoot .22 ammo reviews out of the TX22 since that's the only 22 pistol I own. I will wait to see a review on that before buying any. I have put every kind of 22LR through my Taurus and it has liked it all. I would love to have the faster velocity of the Punch, but I'm not going to buy any - even if I could find any - until I watch a bunch going through the Taurus. Great video as usual, thank you!
Most you tubers wont because they will be proven wrong how well the TX22 out does their prima donna .22s that cost way more and have failures that the TX22 does not. Mines Suppressed all the time only time i have issues is my own doing when its dirty from alot of Suppressed shooting.
I had thought about shooting my TX22 in this video but now I wish I had. I have several other .22 firearms that I can review with this Punch ammo and if I make another video I will make sure my TX22 is in it.
Fun review! Thanks! My stainless bobcat is fussy with ammo too. I have an older blue model and it is far less picky.
Seems like punch would be good for a NAA mini revolver. Good video.
I also have the Baretta Bobcat. I certainly haven't fired all of the .22lr available. But, the only one that I have found that doesn't give me any problems is the CCI ammo. The Remington ammo I had would jam after every round.
I have never tried federal punch in my Ruger mark series. But standard federal ammunition jams up a lot in my Ruger’s. Even the 1022
you sold me on the Federal Punch ammo, great review on this sir!...I sometimes have the same problem your Beretta did, hotter ammo kicks the slide faster through its action, not enough time to get the m/t case clear, slide comes back faster and binds it. I blamed excessive gun lub, and dirty slide grooves, nope the ole Blazers get cycled so to make John Browning smile and Stingers or Aguila run hot and catch that case like a center fielder!.... thanks for the great video! D.
Hello Doug....thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my video. Have a great Sunday my friend.
@@mixup98 you bet my friend...
Great video like always
Really enjoyed the video
My Bobcat is finicky. It doesnt mean the ammo is bad necessarily but the federal punch does not run through my Bobcat very well at all. Side note, My bobcat will feed Aquila ammo very well. In fact, mine is loaded with it as we speak. I havent tested the punch in my HD or 10-22 yet.
Great review! I am usually disappointed by "boutique ammo".
I do not miss the summers in the Las Vegas/Henderson area. As a kid I remember looking at the time and temp sign on top of the McCarren Airport Tower (I think, it could have been atop something else) and it was 2:00 a.m. and it was still 104 degrees. It got up in the low 120s that summer. But at least back in the 70s Lake Mead had plenty of water! I don't know what is going to happen to Southern Nevada when the water runs out in a couple of years. I still have friends and family in Vegas. Stay cool Mixup!
Edit: For some reason I'm thinking time and temp was on top of Binion's Horseshoe. Am I crazy?
Well hell.....Just when I had my sights, so to speak, set on an entirely different caliber and type of firearm I see a road trip in my near future (061322) to an area gun store where I hope the Ruger 10/22 takedown I fondled a few days ago will still be available for sale. And while I'm there, I might as well buy the Ruger Single Six that's been gathering dust in one of their handgun cases for over a year now.
Great intro and excellent video!
Thank you kindly!
I know this isn't anything particularly of importance when choosing which ammo to use, but that Federal Punch sounded awesome when fired out of the 10/22. It just sounded really cool to me.
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Always enjoy your reviews, very informative. Not sure how you can take the Nevada heat , I'd melt out there..too much insulation ya know !
The Punch didn't work reliably through my Ruger MkIII Standard Pistol. That gun works with everything else. I think I'll try them in my 1022. I really think Stingers are probably a better choice for me. Thanks for all you great videos.
Bobcat is a finicky little cat. I have one and CCI is its best run. Mini mags and blazer both work great.
I have a 10" mkii and it has never failed to run anything as long as it's supersonic.
Your Beretta includes the chamber in barrel length, so it might actually be very close to that 2" rifled length listed on the Federal box.
I recently sold my Bobcat...Too many misfires of one sort or another. When the slide blew off,,That was it..Could not trust the little gun...I really like the design but I need every shot to go bang...
I bought the Federal Punch last year from Federal $9.99 per box !
As I use .22 WMR also I picked up some of that $19.95 !!
Well that’s the way it is for prices when you can find it !
Now back to the Federal Punch .22 !
I like it so far , groups tighter out of my Ruger single six than my 617 !
Ruger 77/22 it groups well with no flyers !
Do I carry it on days for my EDC ?yes I do!
Good test! You did well !
Thank you Norman 👍😎
My Beretta Bobcat .22 LR
( Manufactured 90s blued with wood grips ) LOVES Remington yellow jacket in viper conical shape bullets.. not one jam or stoppage with the yellow jackets/ vipers
👍😊 I’ll stay with CCI.
I'm with ya bro. CCI has always been my go to and honestly can't think of a time that it's not performed or functioned for me.
Great video as always. Love my Ruger 22/45. Fun Pistol!
Excellent review 👍
Great vid. Very informative
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Thanks for the test guys. That Bobcat is a 'cool factor' pistol, wish they were about $100 less. Kinda deciding between a S&W Victory or Ruger MK IV Hunter in stainless for my next .22
Another Awesome Video, good job. Thanks, keep cool out there
Thanks again for another nice review
Hey thanks for that review, now I know not to bother buying anymore punch 22. Great comparison between it and CCI stinger’s, guess CCI is still king!
Just bought some for my Bobcat , you are correct. Punch fails to eject every round. Tried other 22 rounds with no problems.
I’ve only ran federal automatch ammo through my bobcat so far. It’s been 100% reliable.
Good video and I'll have to try some out of my Ruger 22/45 Tactical.