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After sighting in at 60 feet, I could easily cover 5 shots with a nickel czcams.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL ! Truly a pleasure to shoot! Scope was easy to adjust for eye relief. Only problem the varmints must have seen it delivered lol!Update: So impressed with shot groups at 30 yards I purchased a Hammers 3×9 with adjustable Objective scope! Now a true nail driver!
Really Really appreciate the total honesty on all your reviews!! Looking like you back 100% from surgery and glad to see you doing ur thing!! Keep up the great work and thank you 22plinkster!!
I would just like to take this time to say that after 3 plus years of searching for 22's, I finally found some at the local Walmart. The guy that took them out of the display case said that he had just put them in there and that was why I was lucky to get them. I can now die knowing that my "bucket list" is complete.
I've shot CCI for years, and I always get "1 flyer." I know others talk down Browning BPR .22 hp but I consistently get tight nickel sized groups at 50 yards out of my Savage with it ... with NO flyer's. Nice gun!
For target shooting, I usually pop 3 rounds into the berm before I address the target, just to season the barrel. Especially when switching to a different flavor of bullet.
your the man plinkster, i love the videos man keep them coming, i learn so much from u bud. im a big 22 guy myself but i love all ammunition in all guns just like you so you have videos a perfect because you switch it up thank you
Plinkster-Good video and thanks for sharing!Some people say you should have cleaned the barrel good.I know with my deer rifle after I sight it in and hitting bulls eye on a regular basis I will not clean it until after hunting season.Always after cleaning my first shot will never shoot as good in a clean barrel so that is the reason I leave that way until after deer season because I know its dead on!Thanks for showing all the shots the good and also the flyers as we all get them.When you are filming it is what it is and thanks for showing them all good and not so good as that is just shooting!Thanks Plinkster!
I think doing the accuracy test again after a good cleaning may do wonders for improvement. Just a guess but the inconsistency may be due to the bolt and chamber being gummed up.
Bravo!! 👍You are correct about the safety being "placed just where it should be"! Very few if any writers/ bloggers acknowledge this, it is safe, effective, ergonomic, and keeps your finger OUT if the trigger guard until ready to shoot. I wish ALL of my rifles had safeties located forward or the trigger guard👍
Was at the gun shop and found one of these at a great deal. Rare I buy a gun without researching it first but couldn't pass it up. After watching this glad I did. Can't wait to take it to the range.
It's a BIG SHAME that with your skills and the momentum of your CZcams work you haven't shown us a bigger range of 22mag rifles. And which (among of those) rifle/ammo combinations merit a reasonable 200-300-yard accuracy.
Look's great, wish I could afford one, I will have to do with the A22 in .22lr, I really dig the show and love all the fun content!....KEEP ON ROCKING IT!.......22plinkster..........
Sounds like a good rifle. I wonder if the barrel could be heating up. I've also found that most rimfire ammo is not what it use to be in terms of accuracy Thanks for the video.
If you guys would watch to the end he says the gun is dirty and when it was clean the gun shot much better without the flyers. YES I do agree I would have rather watched a accuracy test with the gun clean. It also seems suspect that they have special ammo for the gun.
Good to watch, are you planning on doing a review like this for the A22 in 22LR as well ? I've just this week, purchased the new Savage A 22 in 22LR and would like to see it tested and reviewed here.
Always interesting reading how people in America find it hard to get Rimfire ammo, yet here in Australia its abundant and cheap as anything (and yet it comes from the same factories in the states).
Almost every rifle shoots different with a cold barrel. If using it for hunting, a person should zero it for your FIRST SHOT. Of course, I don't do that either. But, it would probably be beneficial.
+Jamie Sloan, I like to zero my 308 win with a cold barrel every shot, when I go deer hunting. One shot usually does the job and its out of a very cold barrel.
@@minerblue9641 I agree, shoot the way YOU would be hunting. Personally I don't think it should matter that much from cold to warm barrel. I should do some research. I shot 308 for many, many years. I am bout 60 now. My Dad was a marksmen in the Army who is alive and 82 and shot a lot of .308 and My Brother is a cnc Master Machinist who has his own business. Between the two of them they do many of the things a good re loader should do, Make sure the cases are in perfect shape. Reload them for your specific gun. if you can seat them as close to the rifling part of the barrel it would be mush better. (when the shell goes in the barrel ) One should probably research this area. I realize I can't explain everything in this short time. there are so many little things that one should check. I'm sorry but I would suggest getting a book on this or getting a cd or more info on line. I can tell you much more if you want to contact me. Wanting To Help You So Much More, Jim
Really enjoy your videos. I have several Savage rifles and enjoy shooting all of them. I was wondering if you can point me to a tutorial video on how to combine you shooting and the target into the same video. Keep up the great videos. Thanks.
That first shot that you call a"flyer"is due to the barrel cooling off,if you time the shots apart EXACTLY like the first shot,your groups will be closer to being exactly the same Plinkster.This is why in part the military only fire"3 shot groups"and not"5 shot groups".
I have a Savage Mod 93 I think. It's 22WMR and it's incredibly accurate. I can hit 4" clay targets at 200 Meters consistently. Love the gun and would recommend to everyone.
Just got the Savage 93 f in .22 mag it shoots Federal game. shok 50 gr great. Only shot at 30 yd so far as my bench is frozen to the ground and can not move it, but first 5 shots you could cover with a dime. It is - 7 C today so will try 50 Yd. when it warms up a bit My scope is a 1.5 X to 6X power. This is my first .22 mag rifle.
I got so tired of one dang flyer ruining my 4-touching groups that I now shoot 6 not 5 (expecting 1 flyer) so I simply throw out the worst of the 6. It's gotta be Murphy because I get one in 8 out of 10 5 or 6 round groups. When I have a friendly competitive shoot-out I tell them to shoot 6 and measure the best 5. It's really helped to allay frustration.
I have read online that the flyer phenomenon is due to barrel harmonics. There is supposedly a way to work up hand loads to minimize the issue. Though I’m not sure if it holds true with rimfire, this was centerfire. As I remember it’s something to do with barrel whip. The bull barrels address this somewhat as well to my understanding. Of course factory ammo is going to produce the flyer effect in any gun because it’s not consistent enough. I think without hand-loading it makes sense to use match grade ammo and a bull barrel. There are other factors that may play a factor as well the barrel temp and of course the nut behind the trigger.
Please test the CZ 512. Others testing it have found it superior in accuracy and reliability to the Savage, it is more expensive but it looks like a better value in terms of dollars-for-quality.
I would hope you will clean that rifle and see if you still get the one flyer. That flyer would stop me from buying the rifle. I have the 17 hmr and it is a tack driver. Gun won't run more than 2 rounds at a time but the accuracy is excellent. Thanks for your reviews.
Flyers came when U changed ammo or when U reloaded. A long range shooter was talking about the changing of ammo & said that all ammo leaves its own amounts of lead/copper n a barrel & the changing of ammo would change the way it left each barrel. Also, barrel temperature would do the same type of change n hitting target. Was shocked somewhat when he explained how he would NOT clear the barrel when cleaning...more or less just cleaning a little powder out & lubricating. He stated with his long range guns that he tried to shoot the same ammo n each gun & would keep it hitting more successfully than thoroughly cleaning the barrel. Check out "Mark & Sam After Work"...great channel!
Charles Loveday You're exactly right!!! The same ammo, will make its own print inside the barrel, and shoot a lot more consistent. I don't even clean my bore, until I start to get accuracy issues(which takes awhile). You need to keep the action clean, tho... Just my opinion.
ONE HAS TO CLEAN THE BARREL, IF IT GETS DURTY, IT WILL SHOOT OFF. CLEAN THE BARREL FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. YOU WILL GET LESS FLYERS AS YOU CALL IT. WHEN YOU GET A BRAND NEW GUN DOE'S IT SAY SHOOT IT WHEN THE BARREL IS A LITTLE DIRTY FOR BEST RESULTS. YOU ARE CRAZY..???????? NOTHING IS BETTER THAN A CLEAN GUN FOR SNIPING..!!!!!!!!!!
Ah Ha! you guys in Florida are getting it all! Walmart rarely has it! Even the Big Outdoors stores rarely have it and when they do its overpriced. I'm happy with .17 HMR I'm only killing unwanted pest mammals anyways.
I believe is not a flyer (9:20) when I change ammo, the first shot is always away from the others... it happens with my pcp rifle also. greetings from Chile
The 22Plinkster .22LR Test Pack. 25 types of ammo from 20 manufacturers with your choice of 10, 25, or 50 rounds of each. There's your million dollar Idea. I have always been a proponent of testing multiple types of ammo in all of my guns but I have never found an ammo test pack.
if the .22 m became more popular and the price went down on ammo i can see some definite worth in it, but currently .22lr comes at about 300 to 500 rounds for $30 depending on quality
My Savage A22 always throws a flyer when the first round is loaded by releasing the bolt manually. Don't get flyers when the gun is cycling by a fired round. Nice video.
@@cowstable I've got the a22mag varmit with boyd stock,and yeah im wondering when you cycle the first round in the bullet gets scuffed going into the chamber. I've glass bedded it and barrell is free floated. I'm not impressed. First round is way off. If I can get it to cycle and keep barrel warm it's ok group. Otherwise it's a shotgun pattern. Like I say I paid a bit extra for the pro varmint and I've shot it a lot. Maybe it is scope.
I have this rifle. Mine loves the heavier grain round front ammo. Will not cycle a polymer tip round ever. Not even once. Very surprised to see that one cycle it. All in all when the gun finds its preferred ammo it runs great.
can you do the same kind of review on the Henry golden boy 22 Magnum? I'm having alot of trouble being consistently on target at 100 yards and since you are miles above my skill I'd like to see what groups YOU get.
In my opinion, you just can't beat a bolt. They generally cost less, are easier to clean and are usually more accurate. a little too much movement with a semi, so accuracy maybe suffers. my dad always said a solid foundation produces solid results. Groups weren't bad at all, but the flyers? who the heck knows. Could be anything.
I'll stick with my Marlin XT-22Mag in bolt action. Stays consistently accurate with most ammo, but I favor the CCI Maxi mag 40grain hollowpoints for hunting.
Thats the load I used to use for hunting as back then soft point ammo was impossible to find but today thats the only type I can find . I found an unopened box of CCI maxi hollow points in my closet 2 days ago ,I know they were purchased about 35 yrs ago they had a price tag from a LGS that I still use today $9.95
My stepdad just bought one for me today to replace my old Ithaca m49 magnum that wouldn’t eject a fired casing. First impressions aren’t that bad other than the fact it’ll only shoot cci. Which isn’t necessarily bad because cci is my personal favorite Man I’m only 13 and I have a 12 gauge, a .50 cal, and now 2 .22s
well done presentation, thanks! I yearn to have the semi auto, but here is the deal.....failure to fire, failure to feed and jam ups. I have watched a load of videos rating this gun and there is for sure a finicky side to the beast regarding ammo. When they develop a "special" ammo for a weapon you better take note, it is a sure fire tip off to ammo headaches. Overall I really like the design, the flush magazine is great but it is offset by the polymer construction which over time is going to become a liability through wear and shift of dimensions, you can't escape those qualities when dealing with plastics. I am slowly realizing that the bolt action model 93 is a much better choice in terms of reliability and endurance, they shoot superbly too which is what we all seek.
I take my cleaning kit to the range with me! I never fire more than 5-10 rounds without running a rod down the barrel for cleaning and oiling! Makes a world of difference!
this is the video I have been waiting for 22 mag is it worth the money at 100 yrds the grouping was not golden like you said 400+ rounds was fired before this video that's a lot of shots and it was placing rather well I'm very excited about this i seen some videos of the A17 fresh out of the box & it really didn't place much better. great video maybe for the heck of it do a video with the 17 vs 22 mag side by side 100 yards extreme shoot out & see what one would fail to place its shot.
After sighting in at 60 feet, I could easily cover 5 shots with a nickel czcams.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL ! Truly a pleasure to shoot! Scope was easy to adjust for eye relief. Only problem the varmints must have seen it delivered lol!Update: So impressed with shot groups at 30 yards I purchased a Hammers 3×9 with adjustable Objective scope! Now a true nail driver!
Really Really appreciate the total honesty on all your reviews!! Looking like you back 100% from surgery and glad to see you doing ur thing!! Keep up the great work and thank you 22plinkster!!
You should make a shirt that says,”besides that one flyer” lol
Why don't this comment have so many likes
If he only has one flyer he's way better than me!! 🤣🤣
Too underrated
The first shot in the groups were the flyers.
Almost every shot was a dead squirrel 🐿️ 😢
I would just like to take this time to say that after 3 plus years of searching for 22's, I finally found some at the local Walmart. The guy that took them out of the display case said that he had just put them in there and that was why I was lucky to get them. I can now die knowing that my "bucket list" is complete.
Apart from the report, U could do it all with the 22 Mag, small game, medium game, self defence, zombies. Economical POWER.
"Minute of Squirrel". This should be the new standard reference syntax. "Minute of X" and insert whatever you are hunting or sighting in for. GENIUS!
The A22 ammo definitely has a sizable crack sound sound to it compared to the other ammo. Great video👍🏻
I've shot CCI for years, and I always get "1 flyer." I know others talk down Browning BPR .22 hp but I consistently get tight nickel sized groups at 50 yards out of my Savage with it ... with NO flyer's. Nice gun!
For target shooting, I usually pop 3 rounds into the berm before I address the target, just to season the barrel. Especially when switching to a different flavor of bullet.
your the man plinkster, i love the videos man keep them coming, i learn so much from u bud. im a big 22 guy myself but i love all ammunition in all guns just like you so you have videos a perfect because you switch it up thank you
Plinkster-Good video and thanks for sharing!Some people say you should have cleaned the barrel good.I know with my deer rifle after I sight it in and hitting bulls eye on a regular basis I will not clean it until after hunting season.Always after cleaning my first shot will never shoot as good in a clean barrel so that is the reason I leave that way until after deer season because I know its dead on!Thanks for showing all the shots the good and also the flyers as we all get them.When you are filming it is what it is and thanks for showing them all good and not so good as that is just shooting!Thanks Plinkster!
Me and my brother both picked one up the same day and both of them was the biggest jamming POS we have ever bought in are lives.
I think doing the accuracy test again after a good cleaning may do wonders for improvement. Just a guess but the inconsistency may be due to the bolt and chamber being gummed up.
Bravo!! 👍You are correct about the safety being "placed just where it should be"! Very few if any writers/ bloggers acknowledge this, it is safe, effective, ergonomic, and keeps your finger OUT if the trigger guard until ready to shoot. I wish ALL of my rifles had safeties located forward or the trigger guard👍
I have the same set-up and I love that $70 scope! I also ordered and received 200 of those targets I see you use and I can't wait to go to the range.
This is 22 Savage's weapon of choice
Was at the gun shop and found one of these at a great deal. Rare I buy a gun without researching it first but couldn't pass it up. After watching this glad I did. Can't wait to take it to the range.
Thanks for the balanced review. I just last week started researching 22 mag rifles and yours is to the point and helpful. Enjoyable videos!
Balanced ?? yeah right he gets paid by the companies.
I really like the new video quality and smooth zoom. Nice work.
loving the vids. you should paint your targets some bright color so we can see it better. keep up the good work
It's a BIG SHAME that with your skills and the momentum of your CZcams work you haven't shown us a bigger range of 22mag rifles. And which (among of those) rifle/ammo combinations merit a reasonable 200-300-yard accuracy.
Can't exclude fliers as they are valid shots.
Right; that one flyer may allow your squirrel or coyote to get away.
Look's great, wish I could afford one, I will have to do with the A22 in .22lr, I really dig the show and love all the fun content!....KEEP ON ROCKING IT!.......22plinkster..........
you should keep doing 22Mag videos good job keep it up
First experience with 22mag is with the Ruger six single action/w drop in 22mag cyl. The cartridge is alot of fun & this is a nice tack driving rifle.
Thanks, Plinkster, for another interesting review. I would very much like to see you review the 22lr model. Thanks again.
Sounds like a good rifle. I wonder if the barrel could be heating up. I've also found that most rimfire ammo is not what it use to be in terms of accuracy Thanks for the video.
Great video Plinkster, looks like it's a great rifle.
If you guys would watch to the end he says the gun is dirty and when it was clean the gun shot much better without the flyers. YES I do agree I would have rather watched a accuracy test with the gun clean. It also seems suspect that they have special ammo for the gun.
Good to watch, are you planning on doing a review like this for the A22 in 22LR as well ?
I've just this week, purchased the new Savage A 22 in 22LR and would like to see it tested and reviewed here.
Good video & thank you Sir. I was hoping you/the rifle might have had just a bit better in groupings. It is what it is
Always interesting reading how people in America find it hard to get Rimfire ammo, yet here in Australia its abundant and cheap as anything (and yet it comes from the same factories in the states).
My 22.mag loves the 30 grain Hornady ballistic tip,marlin heavy barrel bolt action.
Great video. I was curious how that rifle shot, I went with the Browning t-bolt in 22 mag now im glad I did.
That cold barrel first shot seems to always be your flyer.
Townsend McWilliam, you are absolutely right
Almost every rifle shoots different with a cold barrel. If using it for hunting, a person should zero it for your FIRST SHOT. Of course, I don't do that either. But, it would probably be beneficial.
+Jamie Sloan,
I like to zero my 308 win with a cold barrel every shot, when I go deer hunting. One shot usually does the job and its out of a very cold barrel.
@@minerblue9641 I agree, shoot the way YOU would be hunting. Personally I don't think it should matter that much from cold to warm barrel. I should do some research. I shot 308 for many, many years. I am bout 60 now. My Dad was a marksmen in the Army who is alive and 82 and shot a lot of .308 and My Brother is a cnc Master Machinist who has his own business. Between the two of them they do many of the things a good re loader should do, Make sure the cases are in perfect shape. Reload them for your specific gun. if you can seat them as close to the rifling part of the barrel it would be mush better. (when the shell goes in the barrel ) One should probably research this area. I realize I can't explain everything in this short time. there are so many little things that one should check. I'm sorry but I would suggest getting a book on this or getting a cd or more info on line. I can tell you much more if you want to contact me. Wanting To Help You So Much More, Jim
@@jamiesloan5902 everyone should. Rimfires aren't really known for cold bore flyers.
Thank you for being honest
Drink every time he says "besides that 1 flyer"
lol
yes it seems CCI have lots of flyers .. i get a heap in the 710 ammo i use
Two shots of vodka
LeMaydzien glug glug glug glug glug
ded.🤤
Definitely should name that rifle "frequent flyer", every single group.
Really enjoy your videos. I have several Savage rifles and enjoy shooting all of them. I was wondering if you can point me to a tutorial video on how to combine you shooting and the target into the same video. Keep up the great videos. Thanks.
That first shot that you call a"flyer"is due to the barrel cooling off,if you time the shots apart EXACTLY like the first shot,your groups will be closer to being exactly the same
Plinkster.This is why in part the military only fire"3 shot groups"and not"5 shot groups".
thanks for another great review.
I would love to see a shoot-off between this and a CZ512, maybe a few 10-shot groups each.
love ur videos...luv savage..I have a 22wmr savage 93f...under 75 bucks....ON CLEAREANCE! IT'S SUPER ACCURACTE!
The flyers are just typical of the inconsistency of rim fire ammo. Good shooting and thanks!
As usual very factual component info tky
Sure like ALL your stuff . . just wish I was as talented as you are!! Great job!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Wait? You can’t make a one inch group at a 100yards with any gun?
Love this riffle
Another great video as usual, thank you!
I have a Savage Mod 93 I think. It's 22WMR and it's incredibly accurate. I can hit 4" clay targets at 200 Meters consistently. Love the gun and would recommend to everyone.
Terbaik
Same here brother hit a dime a mile away
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First shot seems to be the flier, indicating a heat response, so you have to zero it for hunting on the first shot when cold!
Just got the Savage 93 f in .22 mag it shoots Federal game. shok 50 gr great. Only shot at 30 yd so far as my bench is frozen to the ground and can not move it, but first 5 shots you could cover with a dime. It is - 7 C today so will try 50 Yd. when it warms up a bit My scope is a 1.5 X to 6X power. This is my first .22 mag rifle.
Another great video. Thank you.
I got so tired of one dang flyer ruining my 4-touching groups that I now shoot 6 not 5 (expecting 1 flyer) so I simply throw out the worst of the 6. It's gotta be Murphy because I get one in 8 out of 10 5 or 6 round groups.
When I have a friendly competitive shoot-out I tell them to shoot 6 and measure the best 5.
It's really helped to allay frustration.
I have read online that the flyer phenomenon is due to barrel harmonics. There is supposedly a way to work up hand loads to minimize the issue. Though I’m not sure if it holds true with rimfire, this was centerfire.
As I remember it’s something to do with barrel whip.
The bull barrels address this somewhat as well to my understanding. Of course factory ammo is going to produce the flyer effect in any gun because it’s not consistent enough. I think without hand-loading it makes sense to use match grade ammo and a bull barrel.
There are other factors that may play a factor as well the barrel temp and of course the nut behind the trigger.
Gotta love Savage.
I’ve always had the best luck with Winchester and Federal ammo
very nice
Been watching some of you're vids. Keep it up love them. Can u do more 22wmr viedos.
FLYER FLYER PANTS ON FIRE!!!
Please test the CZ 512. Others testing it have found it superior in accuracy and reliability to the Savage, it is more expensive but it looks like a better value in terms of dollars-for-quality.
Have fun policing the brass. I have found casings 15 yrd from where I was shooting, and even then only about half of them.
I would hope you will clean that rifle and see if you still get the one flyer. That flyer would stop me from buying the rifle. I have the 17 hmr and it is a tack driver. Gun won't run more than 2 rounds at a time but the accuracy is excellent.
Thanks for your reviews.
Flyers came when U changed ammo or when U reloaded. A long range shooter was talking about the changing of ammo & said that all ammo leaves its own amounts of lead/copper n a barrel & the changing of ammo would change the way it left each barrel. Also, barrel temperature would do the same type of change n hitting target. Was shocked somewhat when he explained how he would NOT clear the barrel when cleaning...more or less just cleaning a little powder out & lubricating. He stated with his long range guns that he tried to shoot the same ammo n each gun & would keep it hitting more successfully than thoroughly cleaning the barrel. Check out "Mark & Sam After Work"...great channel!
Charles Loveday You're exactly right!!! The same ammo, will make its own print inside the barrel, and shoot a lot more consistent. I don't even clean my bore, until I start to get accuracy issues(which takes awhile). You need to keep the action clean, tho... Just my opinion.
ONE HAS TO CLEAN THE BARREL, IF IT GETS DURTY, IT WILL SHOOT OFF. CLEAN THE BARREL FOR CRYING OUT LOUD. YOU WILL GET LESS FLYERS AS YOU CALL IT. WHEN YOU GET A BRAND NEW GUN DOE'S IT SAY SHOOT IT WHEN THE BARREL IS A LITTLE DIRTY FOR BEST RESULTS. YOU ARE CRAZY..???????? NOTHING IS BETTER THAN A CLEAN GUN FOR SNIPING..!!!!!!!!!!
I THINK THERE ARE MUCH BETTER GUNS OUT THERE FOR CLOSE TO THE SAME DOLLARS. TRADE THAT BAD BOY IN. ………WOW …...WHAT A JOKE ……………...
that gun loves flyers always on the first shot flyer
Yay he's back on his feet
22 shooter should clean the barrel every two hundred round fire.
I haven't found .22 Magnum in a very long time!
I switched from .22 L.R. to .17 HMR because I couldn't find .22 L.R. either. .17 HMR plentiful around my area
Ah Ha! you guys in Florida are getting it all! Walmart rarely has it! Even the Big Outdoors stores rarely have it and when they do its overpriced. I'm happy with .17 HMR I'm only killing unwanted pest mammals anyways.
DairishBear802 Thanks appreciate the information.
@@ckim6400 Just bought one with Bolt Action in South Florida today.
@@vyshak4455 Sweet, you'll love it.
I have an A17 and love it. I don’t have the A22 yet.
New videooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hello from Turkey , your channel great bro !
Mine is super-accurate at 150 yards using Hornady 30 grain.
I think cavedweller has a video on accurazing these A series rifles. His was a 17hmr I think but I imagine this would work the same.
Outstanding video thanks.
Looking at the Savage B17FV bolt gun we would be interested in a review of this rifle.
Thanks for the review. I was wondering if you think the accuracy would improve with a better stock.
Thoughts ?
I believe is not a flyer (9:20) when I change ammo, the first shot is always away from the others... it happens with my pcp rifle also. greetings from Chile
The 22Plinkster .22LR Test Pack. 25 types of ammo from 20 manufacturers with your choice of 10, 25, or 50 rounds of each.
There's your million dollar Idea.
I have always been a proponent of testing multiple types of ammo in all of my guns but I have never found an ammo test pack.
if the .22 m became more popular and the price went down on ammo i can see some definite worth in it, but currently .22lr comes at about 300 to 500 rounds for $30 depending on quality
I make 0.5" groups at 100 yards with my Savage mod. 93 and Hornady V-Max rounds...
My Savage A22 always throws a flyer when the first round is loaded by releasing the bolt manually. Don't get flyers when the gun is cycling by a fired round. Nice video.
Is it because the bolt does not cycle so far back when driven by a fired round?
@@cowstable I've got the a22mag varmit with boyd stock,and yeah im wondering when you cycle the first round in the bullet gets scuffed going into the chamber. I've glass bedded it and barrell is free floated. I'm not impressed. First round is way off. If I can get it to cycle and keep barrel warm it's ok group. Otherwise it's a shotgun pattern. Like I say I paid a bit extra for the pro varmint and I've shot it a lot. Maybe it is scope.
I have this rifle. Mine loves the heavier grain round front ammo. Will not cycle a polymer tip round ever. Not even once. Very surprised to see that one cycle it. All in all when the gun finds its preferred ammo it runs great.
When's the braced pistol version come out?
That'd be great!
can you do the same kind of review on the Henry golden boy 22 Magnum? I'm having alot of trouble being consistently on target at 100 yards and since you are miles above my skill I'd like to see what groups YOU get.
Pfff gotta be the rifle, we all know he shoots .0001 MOA with any .22 caliber rifle.
Shows the importance of sighting your rifle to spacific ammo for best results.
HMMM, Me thinks you like 1 flyer. LOL Thanks for the honest review.
A dirty gun will also caught flyers and open up the group. All due respect the barrel needs to be cleaned to get an accurate group size.
Love your videos
In my opinion, you just can't beat a bolt. They generally cost less, are easier to clean and are usually more accurate. a little too much movement with a semi, so accuracy maybe suffers. my dad always said a solid foundation produces solid results. Groups weren't bad at all, but the flyers? who the heck knows. Could be anything.
I'll stick with my Marlin XT-22Mag in bolt action. Stays consistently accurate with most ammo, but I favor the CCI Maxi mag 40grain hollowpoints for hunting.
Thats the load I used to use for hunting as back then soft point ammo was impossible to find but today thats the only type I can find . I found an unopened box of CCI maxi hollow points in my closet 2 days ago ,I know they were purchased about 35 yrs ago they had a price tag from a LGS that I still use today $9.95
My stepdad just bought one for me today to replace my old Ithaca m49 magnum that wouldn’t eject a fired casing. First impressions aren’t that bad other than the fact it’ll only shoot cci. Which isn’t necessarily bad because cci is my personal favorite
Man I’m only 13 and I have a 12 gauge, a .50 cal, and now 2 .22s
A .50 cal dart gun maby
@@JuarezDerrick damn you got me
well done presentation, thanks! I yearn to have the semi auto, but here is the deal.....failure to fire, failure to feed and jam ups. I have watched a load of videos rating this gun and there is for sure a finicky side to the beast regarding ammo. When they develop a "special" ammo for a weapon you better take note, it is a sure fire tip off to ammo headaches. Overall I really like the design, the flush magazine is great but it is offset by the polymer construction which over time is going to become a liability through wear and shift of dimensions, you can't escape those qualities when dealing with plastics. I am slowly realizing that the bolt action model 93 is a much better choice in terms of reliability and endurance, they shoot superbly too which is what we all seek.
You make awesome videos
Matthew. Rizzi Thank you.
Man, I love your videos! Just wish savage made rimfires as accurate as my cz's
Luke Tilley they don’t
I have both, the A22M won't hang with the CZ512. Of course,my 455 beats them.
do a Marlin model 70 or xt 22 mag review
Have you reviewed the Henry 22lr? My SO just got one and loves it
! She likes running CCI 22 Long (not LR) in it.
I'd like to see one made with a 16 inch carbine barrel. Would be a lot handier. Then I'd definitely buy one. Also a 20 rd banana mag.
I take my cleaning kit to the range with me! I never fire more than 5-10 rounds without running a rod down the barrel for cleaning and oiling! Makes a world of difference!
Most common saying on gun tube....besides that one flyer hahah
Very nice thank you for showing it on you tube have a nice day 😉
Not counting the flyers is a great way to improve a rifle's group sizes.
this is the video I have been waiting for 22 mag is it worth the money at 100 yrds the grouping was not golden like you said 400+ rounds was fired before this video that's a lot of shots and it was placing rather well I'm very excited about this i seen some videos of the A17 fresh out of the box & it really didn't place much better. great video maybe for the heck of it do a video with the 17 vs 22 mag side by side 100 yards extreme shoot out & see what one would fail to place its shot.