.22 LR in a Rifle is the SAME as .22 Magnum in a Handgun?
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- Testing the CCI Mini-Mag .22 LR 40 gr solid in an 18" barrel VS the CCI Maxi-Mag .22 WMR 40 gr solid in a 3" barrel in a 10% Clear Ballistics test. Always appreciative of any channel help :) www.patreon.com/user?u=5828221
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You need a high-tech fleece bullet stop (Harrell humor).
Meat target....pack of bologna 🤣🤣
@@mikewithers299and a pack of oranges to simulate lung tissue, pork ribs on front and back. I love that freaking guy!
@sbfguy7793 yes love that man for sure bro. He is a classic
Wow...i had no Idea that 22 mag was gonna go through that much gel
Not getting a Ruger 10/22 is almost unamerican ! 😁
Then I must a Rooskie
No - it is. It's very....South, American
LOL, that's exactly what I was going to say. People used to tell me that all the time. Before I could buy one, I won a take down model from Ruger and figured out why people love them so much.
I gotta agree, everyone needs one. Well, most people anyway.
Lol Marlin 60 for the win. 10/22 for a dirty box mag that scratches bullets
@@brandiwynter I would have to think it is the most popular rifle behind an AR15 but that is many manufacturers. I too have a breakdown, the 2020 Olympic edition 🇺🇸.
2 very accomplished trainers Haggard and Bolke mentioned this as almost all the shootings with a 10/22 they responded to (or info shared from other trainers across the country) was fatal where the same round out of a shorter snub not so much (barring shot placement) and 22 Mag shootings out of handguns were up there with the 22lr in a rifle. I have seen the aftermaths is a couple 22lr rifle shootings in my own LE career and they were also fatal.
I'd like to see a 22 mag vs 32 long comparison.
Ive heard that comparison so many times, cant believe i never thought about it being true or not. Looks like its a pretty fair assessment! Thanks.
I think bullet design really matters. Some bullets are designed with optimal velocity range where they can inflict the most damage, and either too slow or too fast will affect it. No matter if it's 22 LR or 22 WMR, if the bullets isn't ideal for the gun, the result would be suboptimal. Forgot to add: powder amount and composition also of course matters. Some ammo are designed for either long or short barrel depending on the speed of their burn and deflagration.
Wow. Good production. With these results, a person needs to consider the huge price difference!
Yeah, I think this revolver was something in the vicinity of $650. The rifle generally runs about $150 now days, but still that's a big difference in price.
That was interesting. The Revolver did much better than I thought it would. And I like good 40gr .22's.
Thanks Mr. Sam. Great info.
Underrated CZcamsr.
Thank you, Sam. The .22 LR rifle performed better from the rifle than I expected when compared to the .22 WMR from a 3" revolver.
The receiver and action looks identical to a Marlin 70
Really interesting. I’d love to see a .22 Mag vs .32 S&W Long comparison for reasonably priced low recoil revolver.
Very interesting. I learned something new today. Thank you for the work you put into making your videos.
So the internet lore was correct! Nice comparison. Thank you.
Thats not really internet lore.
Its been a common saying since tge 70s at least.
And to any one that shot animals with the 22lr out of a rifle and the 22mag out of a handgun has seen it in action.
I all ways thought the 22mag out of a handgun was better than the 22lr out of a rifle. Because of 2 bullets the 40gr fmj and the 50gr sp.
Excellent video! Never underestimate a .22lr.
Great test as usual Sam! Always appreciate the useful information this channel provides. My #1 source for ammo testing
Not a perfect comparison, but I think it proves the point… I’ve had guys argue with me that 22WMR out of a revolver has less power than a 22LR out of a pistol because the extra powder blows past the rifling and it ends up being slower… I think I’m gonna point them to this video from now on :)
Good job sir!
One of your best & was sure a crazy conclusion 😂 😎🤙 great video as always mane!
GS. Another good and interesting video. Thanks for sharing and take care
Great comparison. Good to see a rifle. Thanks
Very interesting and useful video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this test, it helped a lot. That rifle is one of the most popular weapons in Brazil. It was the chapest one for a long time.
Love your videos Sam, thanks for the hard work.
thanks for the great testing sam!
Very informative. Well done.
As always, great info. Thanks much
Very interesting comparison and demo. Great shooting too👍
You were hittin.!!
Great vid.
One conclusion - the 22 mag from a handgun and 22 LR from a rifle are no slouches when it comes to penetration and tumbling disruption. Thanks for this very interesting test. Question - has anyone cleaned the Rossi 22LR rifle and if so, how complicated is it? Easier than a Ruger 10-22 ?
Iirc the Rossi is a near carbon copy of the Marlin semi auto.
@@paulsegnatelli55 thank you, good info to know. I am familiar with those.
great interesting tests. good job.
I was curious about the difference between the two myself. Cool comparison 👍👍
Great video , and pretty cool test .
great video Sam
This is something I have studied quite awhile. My conclusion was that 2 to 3 inch barrel handguns were best suited for high velocity 22 LR ammo, 25 ACP, or 32 ACP. Barrel lengths over 4 inches changed the equation substantially. The 22 magnum is best utilized in longer barrels where it performs mag…nificently. There is a reason for small 22 autos as well as 22 and 32 revolvers. The under appreciated 25 ACP and 32 ACP will make a comeback. They are very cool little auto cartridges. BB is making self defense loads for 32 Smith and Wesson Long, and BB and Federal are making the 25 ACP capable again. Little snubs and Autos are the easiest thing to actually carry anywhere. Thanks for the video.
Very nice testing here.
Cool little Rossi. I have the Mossberg 702 Plinkster, same gun basically. Really can't beat them for a cheap, fun lil .22 rifle.
Good Shooting Sam! Showing off it bit.. that Spider was checking it out too..LOL
Thank you for the information.
Finally, a rifle in your videos Sam 👍
I can't believe that you didn't have a 22 rifle before! I'm happy to see that added to the channel!
Would love to see this with Punch ammo. I can send a box of each to help out : )
I choreographed my Ruger 10/22 and Single Six convertible 5.5" long time ago. Would carry the Single Six woodsroaming and as sidearm when carrying a centerfire rifle during deer season for close in small game. Would also hunt with a Marlin 783 in .22 WMR
Gun Sam. Winchester 22 mag 40 grn jacketed hollow point is good stuff. I have a Winchester 9422m. And it's deadly on groundhogs to 150 yards. I have a 1-5 Leopold scope on it. Very accurate. And smooth. 😊
Answered a few of my questions
A cop who has worked many homicides said that .22 mag is the current king of kills on the streets. He also referenced a statistic that shows that 22l lr when fired from a 10-22 has a 100% 1 shot kill rate. His point was that caliber doesn't matter; it's all shot placement & penetration. Now, I'm not sure if I buy that 100%, but if you compare my real world experience which is nil, to his which spans decades, I find myself reluctant to disagree, if only partially.
really good one, i love the .22 vids.
Excellent test. An 3" LCR in 22lr teamed up with an rifle in 22lr is an formidable setup from up close to about 100yds. The upshot of 22lr over 22WMR is the weaker sister has much better economy and logistics at the moment.
Good stuff! 👍
Good test.
Another good video. Before watching I had predicted no way the mag would compete with the 18" 22lr. Kinda shocked here.
I have so many of your videos to catch up on!!
I was going to pick up one of those rifles for a lightweight 22 but went with a Winchester Wildcat bc it takes Ruger mags. I've found the Herter's 36 grain HP in 22 LR is incredibly reliable and also inexpensive. The box says they're plated but they also have a yellow wax on them. I buy boxes of them whenever they pop up at Bass Pro because of their reliability in my rifle and the low cost. I've found that they expand reliably when I shoot them into my pool but water is kind of a best case scenario so take it with a grain of salt.
Thanks !
Would like to see a 22lr comparison with different loads through the rifle
Love it!
Been waiting for a rifle vs. handgun comparison.
The hottest .22LR I know of in 40gr are Aguila Interceptor, CCI Velocitor, and Winchester Super-X Hypervelocity. They are all rated north of 1400 fps from a rifle. I'm guessing your common 22wmr would be very nearly the same again, with a 6" or more barrel.
I'd love to see a test between .357mag in a revolver vs. lever action. But, I know leveractions are expensive these days (Rossi is probably the most affordable).
I'll actually be pretty surprised if this DOESN'T prove to be true. I've shot a LOT of .22 LR and .22 WMR, shortie WMR seems pretty consistent with rifle LR.
I would love to see the same comparison with Federal Punch ammo, assuming you can find the same bullet weight...Thanks for what you do, always informative and entertaining!
I like your tests Sam because they are no nonsense. Thank you.
EDITED TO ADD: I wonder what .22 WMR would do out of a SuperWrangler or the S&W M&P .22 WMR since they have longer barrels. Is that extra barrel length enough to make a difference?
Nice job...a .22 lr is good to train people on or make a pre teen effective if called upon or getting critters to eat. Now I will say I'm very interested in getting the NEW North American arms Sentinel .22 mag as a Backup when only carrying my Backup 😅
So interesting
Seems like a .22 WMR hollow point in a handgun offers a fair compromise if .22 rimfire power is what you need for some purpose. I have a High Standard 9 round .22 WMR revolver I bought many years ago (half century) and this perspective on power relative to a .22 LR in a rifle is useful. It's just a can plinker - rimfire disqualifies it as anything like a defense round in my book - that almost never sees the light of day, thanks to absurdly high priced .22 WMR ammunition, but this comparison is an object lesson to file away in the back of my mind. Thanks for the informative video.
Growing up in the country everyone I know shot and hunted with a 22 rifle
And, like me, a farming kid, had to shoot a lot of stuff infiltrating the barn.
Legend
Thanks a lot!
A shoulder fired weapon will be more effective, even with slightly less power, but it is harder to get in and out of close quarters. If we all rode horseback or in a buckboard wagon like Lucas McCain the rifle is fine, but in a Camry or Civic, the handgun gets the nod in most cases.
I have a Anshutz 22mag bolt gun it's 50 years old very accurate
Very interesting comparison. I have two 22 cal. revolvers that I enjoy plinking with, a Colt Frontier Scout with 4.75" barrel and a Heritage Rough Rider with a 6.5" barrel and I usually go with 22LR because I never felt there was enough increase with the 22WMR to be worth the extra cost of ammo. However 22WMR is one of my favorite rifle rounds and will almost always get me over 1800fps though my bolt action rifle's 22" barrel. Some ammo can get you above 2000fps out of a rifle, giving you some serious punch for such a small bullet. To my understanding 22LR and 22WMR put out the same amount of pressure. The difference is in the 22WMR's slow burning powder pushing the bullet for longer period of time. If there's not enough barrel, you lose a lot of that power.
I use a Smith & Wesson 648, 6-inch barrel 22WMR revolver, shoots great!
Good video. Now do "5.7mm in a handgun is like a .22 Magnum rifle."
Hi Sam, the .22 rifle results are quite impressive, people keep saying it is a stupid choice for defense, survival, and so on, but it seems to me it isn't such a stupid choice. In a way, it is a better choice than a .45 acp pocket pistol or a lightweight .357 magnum snubby. I think the .22 mag. revolver is cool but I'd rather have it in .32 S&W long.
The little Rossi RS22 is the best $100 dollars i ever spent on a gun.
You can beat .22wmr pistol power considerably with the .22lr rifle by using CCI Velocitor, Aguila Interceptor, CCI Stinger, Aguila Super Extra, and others (I did see this briefly mentioned at the end as well). I would recommend the first two 40gr options from a rifle, as the latter 2 will penetrate very shallow.
Gel performance with either cartridge will vary wildly depending on bullet selection however, regardless of energy levels. But you can defenitely smoke .22wmr pistol energy with a .22lr rifle with the right ammo selection- unless perhaps you are using a 6-8" barrel .22wmr pistol...
bought all those lol. First time i've found Velocitor in a long time, couple boxes of them, couple of the Stinger and Interceptor. I plan to do some of these in pistols, but I do plan at least one test with CCI Maximag 40 gr JHP in the revolver vs the rifle with the Velocitor. I fully expect the Velocitor to be the better performing round.
Pretty interesting thing to compare, thanks.
I'm curious if you've done any 1:1 velocity comparisons between your revolver in this test and a semi auto with similar barrel length.
I got chronograph readings telling me .22 magnum from a pistol is about the same velocity and energy at the mussel compared to .22LR rifles with 16+" barrels. Bullet construction matters
Great comparison!
Now when you have a 22Lr rifle you can make some really great comparison's. My most interest there is between rifle and a pistol (mine is 5.5"), but it should be possible to try 22Lr rifle, pistol and a revolver in the same video.
Thank you very much for sharing!
I do have a few of those type of tests planned. The first one will be with the Stinger, as I got a couple boxes to test in the 4.1" Taurus TX22 VS this rifle.
@@GunSam Great, thanks!
🇲🇽 México. Saludos. Excelente. Prueba. de Test. se Comprueba con este test de prueba. que. La fuerza. de penetración. de un Rifle. es como si se Tuviera. un Arma corta. .22 Magnum. buen video de Test.
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Great data results! I just bought the Rossi RS22M (.22 Mag) and have seen conflicting information about barrel length with the .22 mag in the auto loading rifle. From your experience and professional opinion, what barrel length in the auto loading rifle would you say is ideal? Stock length has the barrel at 22 inches, but I've seen folks trim it down to 16 or 18 inches and claim there is no loss of speed/energy with the reduced length. Again, thanks for putting up great .22 Mag content!
I honestly do not know. I know that shotguns and .22 LR's tend to max out about as much as they can at 14" to 18" of barrel and any more is just drag, and I do know a .22 WMR is a low pressure low power cartridge, so common sense tells me the ideal barrel length is about 14" to 18". That being said, often times there's more to how fast a bullet can go than just barrel length. Bore size, twist rate, rifling types and other factors can effect the velocity.
Interesting video Sam. I think I need a 3 inch Ruger in 22 mag now…
Call me dumb, but it just looks like a fun gun to play with.
It's an okay revolver. I had better hopes for it though. Trigger pull is terrible and dialing in the sights is not easy with it. I am not saying it's a bad revolver, but it's a lot of money for not a lot of gun.
What? I've had 5 LCR's, currently own 2. All 2 inch, but all had fine triggers. Better than Sp101's and S&W J's.
Well I didn't expect those results. Should we setup a bingo card for when you decide to test FN 5.7 in pistol and carbine configurations?
Very interesting testing, it has me thinking now... Could the Walther WMP take a more compact space over a 22lr rifle in a SHTF situation.🤔 Granted the rifle is obviously easier to shoot more accurately.🤷♂ Now I want to chrono the Walther and see what I am getting from it compared to a rifle...
The Walther WMP velocity, with heavier .22 Mag ammo like Critical Defense and a few others, is near identical to this 3" LCR. With the lighter stuff like 30 gr and some 40 gr, the WMP is a tad faster than this revolver, more than likely due to cylinder gap. I think the heavier bullet loads don't suffer from much cylinder gap loss but the light ones do.
gotta say awesome performance out of the 22 magnum.. now if you guys had to choose between a 380 4.5 inch barrel 15+1 or the new M&P 22 magnum wich has a 30rd mag wich one would you go with?
The 22 mag sure barks a lot louder.
If I was stuck with just my 10/22 for defense, I'd keep it loaded with CCI 40 grain Velociter. I'm thinking of having the barrel cut to 16" for better maneuverability.
Unless you "know a guy", you coul buy a decent aftermarket 16" bbl for about the same cost as having your current one cut and recrowned.
I wanted a Remington nylon 66. Ended up with an early ruger 10-22 😟
The east coast Mob's most prolific hit-man's preferred caliber was .22 Mag. out of a rifle.
Close, but inaccurate. We always preferred a .22 Magnum in a semiautomatic pistol, rifles are too bulky and difficult to conceal. Of the 17 Contract Murders that I, personally have participated in, literally NONE of them were utilizing a rifle, none at all..
@@mikeoneil5770 Nothing personal, of course! I was just referring to that one guy...
Great video content is American!!!
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My rs22 Rossi is an amazing shooter.
No apologies
Always heard this growing up. Suposedly a 6" mag gets same velocity as a full size 22 Lr.
IME, the Mag gets a bit more speed in this instance. 50-75 fps.
The claim of .22 Magnum duplicating performance of .22 LR in a rifle is entirely accurate. It can easily exceed it substantially. I've chronographed some .22 Magnum loads from the 3 1/2" barrels of my High Standard Derringer at 1,300 to 1,400 fps, and at 1,500 to 1,600 fps from the 6" barrel of an old AMT Automag II. It really suffers in a revolver though. Some cartridges lose velocity very badly from the cylinder/barrel gap of a revolver, and .22 Magnum is one of them. Many .22 revolvers have very large forcing cones too for some reason, and there's a lot of gas blow-by. Some cartridges are essentially unaffected by cylinder/barrel gap. 9mm has practically zero velocity loss in revolvers. I've noticed that short case cartridges consistently lose very little, if any, velocity from the gap and also gain very little after the first 2" to 3" of barrel. Many .22 LR loads I've chronographed gain well under 50 fps between 2" and 6" of barre in revolvers l. Which is surprising. But typical.
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Gun Sam one awsome video. I really like and use both rounds. For hunting .😊😊
I believe that same ammo is about 1350 fps,out of a 5" auto
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Awesome test Sam. Can't wait till 686 vs rossi m92 in 38 and 357. I think your on to something
MY takeaway here??? Say you are camping or hiking, and you'd like the "protection and power" a .22 rifle would provide.. 22WMR in a much smaller handgun will give it to you, in a much more practical size package.
I know we ask for a lot, buuttttt I’d like to see the 22 LR ran from a bolt gun.😳
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Thats why i always carry 22 mag and not 22lr in bear country😂!!!!