.22 LR Rifles.. What NO ONE is telling you!
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- .22 LR Rifles.. What NO ONE is telling you!
22 caliber rifles are ubiquitous, inexpensive, versatile and surprisingly capable. Millions and millions of them have been made, and there are countless new and used guns on the market today. It's always fun shopping for a new .22, but you don't want to buy one if you don't know what to watch out for. Check out this video, and I'll give you need to know info so that you're shopping trip ends up with you bringing home the rimfire of your dreams. What do you prefer in a .22 rifle? Semi-auto, or something manually-operated like a bolt-action? Sound off down in the comments, click like, hit subscribe and punch that notification bell so you don't miss out on any of our videos.
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One type of 22 cal rifle that was not covered in this video is pump action, and a pump action with a long barrel is as accurate as a bolter, I'm in my 70's, been shooting 22's since age 7, and in my teens my brother and I had no problem hitting beer cans at 400 yards with bolt action 22lr rifles, and when you know your rifle and shoot every day, you becom consistent with shot placement you can call your shots. For us at 200 yards hitting 2"" bulls were just warming up, 3 to 400 yards was normal practice, and at times for fun 800 yards lob shots were doable most of the time with only one drawback of having to walk that far to put targets back up. 22lr rifles are very accurate at long range if you know your gun, and all the above were done with old style open iron sights, no scopes needed.
I remember those, i didnt know they where that accurate. I don't think they make them any more.
@@user-hc6kd6kr7nincorrect.
I have a pump action... The grandson loves it!
This gentleman is correct my first rifle was a Remington pump 22lr
It was the most accurate rifle I have ever shot
I can load my 10-22 with Stingers, and have a viable home defense weapon. I can load my bolt with shorts, and take small game at short range with barely a sound. I can load my my match bolt with the right ammo and take game up to medium in a pinch out to about 80 yards while maintaining sub-MOA accuracy. If I had to pick one to do all it would probably be my match grade bolt because I have practiced enough to do all 3 with it. I would still want a sidearm if I was in a close quarters SD situation.
I'm in the UK and as you probably know we are quite restricted on firearms, however .22 rimfire is not too bad. I have a Ruger 10/22, for pest control and I find that it is accurate and reliable. I thought about lever or pump but decided that as we often went lamping in the back of the gamekeepers pickup pulling out a long magazine and feeding rounds in one at a time was not practical, much easier to dump the empty mag and slap in another. My 10/22 was a standard wood stock stainless model originally but now has a synthetic pistol grip skeleton stock (Choate I believe, my wife kindly bought it as a birthday present), it also has a Volquartsen trigger kit, auto bolt release, extended mag release and bolt buffer. Top that with a 3-9x56 scope with homemade objective lens shroud (cut down aerosol cap), with a moderator as well this is a marvellous reliable, lightweight rabbit gun.
Love the motor comment, many folks think ist 1moa at 500 yards and its not designed to be fired beyond 100 yards..if you need to shoot to 500 yards spend the money and buy a good centerfire 22 cal rifle or larger..
I guess the guy talking on this video never grew up on a farm, a 300 yard shot was normal for woodchucks, so he better get retrained !!!
Semi-auto vs. bolt-action vs. lever-action: Which reigns supreme for .22 rifles? Defend your favorite in the comment battleground!
Just have one of each
It's an easy answer the Ruger 10-22 rules the roost. Remington 597 is #2
Marlin 25N bolt action with a 4x9 scope.
Why are you showing so many non-.22 rifles in this video???
I get it done with a henry leveraction 22 lr but they go with a pair of 9 shot sa/da 22/22 wmr diamondback sidekicks and if i have the 22 wmr conversions cylinders in that pair of db then i also carry a 22 wmr mares leg on a single point sling threw the saddle ring for varmints and pests but my dad uses them for putting down stock for the freezer hogs and beef
22 mag bolt action for the win
For the most part you're right I just don't like how loud they are speaking from a survivalist situation
I prefer the 22 magnum myself but I have multiple small caliber rifles
I've owned 10/22s since 72 . In my opinion its the best and most accurate out of thwe box rifle on the market . My sirst one cost 86$ +tax . My last one was $ 200 .
My .22 collection contains,10/22(with a binary trigger),10/22 Charger,Mossberg bolt action(.22 short,.22 long and .22lr with the same adjustable magazine),Henry lever, Ruger SR22 semi auto pistol, Sig-Sauer Mosquito w/blue lazer and a Heritage Barkeep single action pistol.
for the love of all things brought forth by God. I hope you have at least 1 suppressor
My first .22, at age 9, was a Stevens Favourite single shot. My current .22 and keeper 67 years later, is a very nice BRNO Mod 2E with a Trijicon 3x9x40 illuminated reticle and a nice Boyds thumbhole laminated stock. I never did like the hogsback stock on the original BRNO.
10/22 or TCR22 is my go to. Keep in mind the. 10/22 is used in a sniper role w the IDF
I have both and both are fine rifles
Had a Winchester lever action, with the magazine under the barrel, I could hit a standard size paint can at 125 yard, with a 2-3” drop. It was poorly balanced, really top heavy. Using a hollow point long rifle, neat hole on entry, 2” hole on exit. My single shot Cooey, long barrel I could hit an apple at 125 yard. You need to understand the basics. We’d throw beer cans in the air and picked them off. Farm life has changed a lot since the sixties.
Multiple tactical solutions 22 bolt 22lr, 22 x-ring, 22 back packer is my favorite
U Left out the PUMP action rifle!! They can be really fun and help with shooting skills.
If this video is about 22 Rimfires, why are there so many views of Pellet rifles and Centerfire rifles?
Why are we seeing images of full bore precision rifles and high grade target air rifles over the voice over about .22LR rifles? All a bit confusing.
Your not serpost to notice that. Lol
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GET AS MANY AS YA CAN 😂 BRILLIANT FIREARMS.
We have a couple of plain Jane Henry's (with cheap scopes) and a Rossi lever action...the rifles are accurate enough, easily maintained, and cheap to shoot as our primary plinkers...the one thing I question was the statement that lever actions are ammo sensitive, no idea what that about, ours eat any kind of .22lr...we're seniors, so see little need for an ultra accurate .22 target rifle, and the semi-autos would be little gain...a bolt action might be nice, but again, the small gain in accuracy might not be needed...we can hit a squirrel at 50 yards, that is plenty...
I think the problem they are having with lever action rifles , is that they try to short stroke the lever , instead of going all the way forward with the lever . My wife does this very thing .
@@bobbrinkerhoff3592 that will muck it up for a moment...
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd yep it does , take a wild guess as to who gets to clear out the jam .
I love how the video is supposed to be talking about and showing .22 LR Rifles, yet the video continues to show centerfire rifles. News flash fellas, a centerfire rifle is not a .22 LR. Yet you expect people to take your advice seriously? I don't think so.
One specific brand of ammunition frequently splits the bullet nose in one brand of autoloaders feed ramps.
What's it's material ?
I am a left-handed Australian so any .22LR for me is going to be severely limited. Not only because of our stupid laws here in Australia but also because i am left-handed and not many .22LR rifles come in a left-handed option. So any semi-automatic rifle is out of the question (because of our gun laws (thanks John Howard)) and any (tactical) target shooter usually only comes in right-handed variants.
Uncle Joe Biden loves your country.
I am left handed and I have used right handed rifles and pistols for more that 40 years with no trouble.
We don’t have all the stupid laws here yet, but the libby’s are trying hard to make that happen.
I've seen a leftie use a righthand bolt action, it was precise on birds and rabbits, didn't seem to have any issues operating it either. Used a 25 mm scope. You'll be fine on one. QLD
You’ve taught us nothing about picking the 22 for us.
Ok guys, I think alot of the time videos like these have problems. Not so much with this video. However, in years past we used to just read our father's gun magazine when he was done. Today I guess that's mostly video. From my perspective unless your kid is a super prodigy, you dad's out there know who they are. 😉 You will most likely buy your kids first rifle from Rural king/walmart, etc. Nothing bad, you just don't normally give your a $500 -$1000+, gun to start on. What gun did I ask for first? A 12 guage shot gun. If I told my age then it would probably cause a riot. My dad started teaching me gun safety at 4 years old. Have you started? Don't just take some guy off the internets word for it, that a certain gun has this or that flaw. It works this way in my other hobby too. Research it yourself. When you have 3 or 4 opinions that agree, you might have a good answer. Bolt action, semi auto, pump action? Look before you buy. As a buddy to let you shoot his. Don't be fooled though, a 22lr and 22 short, will travel over a mile, but only really accurate at 100 to 200 yards. Depends on the shooter and the rifle. 22 mag twice as far. Know your target, clearly see it, and know what is behind it. A $100 dollar walmart savage may be your starting gun, or a $250 or more ruger 10/22. I own both types. I think Ruger is better. That is just my humble opinion. You do the research.
really footage has centre fire (3006) wtf
A .22 round comin your way is going to stop you at any distance cause , are you sure it's a 22 ? Big gamble.
.22 long rifle...then show a high power cartridge? Not a .221 Fireball, ,218 Bee, ,222 or .223, then .22-250, and and?
According to the Democrats a ruger 10-22 is an assult weapon. Which is basically a machine gun. 😂
22 pump
Also your comment about Short, Long or Long Rifle Cartridges, you said that Shorts or Longs may have sticky extraction. That is true for Shorts, however Longs use the same casing as Long Rifles but with a Short bullet usually 29 grains versus the Long Rifle bullets which weigh 36 to 40 grains depending on the particular load. Also DO MORE RESEARCH BEFORE MAKING VIDEOS.
What he was talking about is if you shoot alot of shorts then you can get buildup in the chamber from the end of the cartridge so when you shoot long rifle after that buildup the cartridge is longer and may cause the chamber to be tight because of the buildup from the shorts which can cause extraction problems or even feeding issues.
0:13 shooting into the air?
seriously?
When I saw the centerfire bolt close I stopped watching. Your pew pew cred was IMHO gone.
Me to there is a lot of bull shit videos on here.
Probably made by a Chinese person.
for the survivalist,, a 22lr rifle is a waste of time add money. Instead, get a #250, 3/4 lb CMMG or Ciener 22lr conversion unit for your shorty 223AR-15. This saves you 40c per shot of snapshooting practice. in a year, that pays for the 22lr conversion unit and the 223 silencer that you SHOULD have on your fighting rifle. The caliber swap takes just 20 Seconds.
I've owned 8 of these unis over the past 45 years and all of them grouped 2" at 50m and the 223 and 22lr point of impact on the target were never more than 2" apart, center to center of the widest apart groups. That's perfectly usable accuracy for foraging,
The 1 in 9" rifling twist in the AR WILL properly stabilize the very long 60 gr bullet of Aquilas 60 gr subsonic ammol 40 gr subsonics often dont reliably cycle 22lr autoloading actions. The bullet is so long that it's put-up in 22 SHORT cases This load hits just as hard as normal' "High speed" 22lr ammo, which has supersonic crack when fired thru the 22lr conversion unit and the 223 silencer. For shtf, you dont want that, but you can practice with normal 22lr ammo. Hold the bolt shut on the 22 unit and the silencer makes subsonic 22 ammo BB gun quiet.
This subosoncc 22 load lets you brain men, dogs, hogs and deer to 50m, and cattle and horses to 20m, Only take temple shots at these larger critters. This subsonic ammo is still (eventually) lethal from 125m.with body hits. The 60 gr 223 softpoints, the "Partition", made by Nosler, is a better deer load than the Ky rifle, 30 carbine or 44-40 lever action ever was, and those loads have taken a lot of deer and hogs.
The 223 softpoitns let you brain elk and moose to 150m.. With 69 gr match bhp, scope, trigger job, anti-cant bubble-level, free float the 10.5" AR in 223 will snipe effectively to 400m, that can't be said of a Garand with iron sights and ball ammo, cause you cant SEE a camoed man in vegetation with the naked eye at that range. You can't hit what you cant see
A .Ruger 1022 does not handle like ANY fighting rifle. Its sights, safety, bolt lock, mag release are far different. Anything you do to the AR is also automatically done to the 22 unit. Silencer, night sights, scope, trigger job. So it can save you $1000+ over having to do al those things to both a 22lr and a fighting rifle. The 22 unit bolt assembly and one magazine fit nicely in the thigh pocket of your cammies. Remove it from its plastic case and wrap it and the mag separately in a shop towel, so that it doesn't rattle or hurt your leg when you low-crawl.
it is true that a lot of Ciener 22 units need $50-100 of gunmithing to be reliable. Every300 rds of 22lr you put thru it. fire a couple of 223 rds thru the gun, so that the 223's higher heat and blast effect cleans the 22lr residues out of the 223 gas-tube. It's simply not true that you can't get adequate accuracy out of these 22 conversion units.
Adequate accuracy is not good enough for most folks, .22 lr firearms normally have a 1:16 twist rifling which you can't and don't want that in a .223/556 cartridge. And a 1:7 or 1:9 twist found in most .223/556 is way to fast of a twist rate for .22lr it will harm your velocity and accuracy.
sorry but I think this video sucks all the way around!