Sub-Sonic 22LR AMMO TEST - Savage Model 64 Precision at 100 yards
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- Testing sub-sonic 22LR ammo in the Savage Model 64 Precision at 100 yards.
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Savage Model 64 Precision - SuperSonic 22LR AMMO TEST
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It’s also a good idea to do 10 shot groups when using 22lr it gives you a lot better idea of what the ammo is going to do.. great stuff boss love the rimfire content!!!!
SK STANDARD PLUS: you need to try this ammo.... excellent for the price. i used to compete in both ARA (American Rimfire Association) and BR/50 matches, all was benchrest at 50 yards. One shot per bullseye, 25 bulls per target, 10 ring was .25" dia and "X" was the diameter of a pencil lead. ALL of us used single shot rifles, usually with BaldEagle front rests and a sandbag rear rest. Besides absolute consistency with hands, cheeks, and shoulders when shooting, the two keys for us were which ammo the gun liked, the setting of your barrel harmonics device (forgot the proper name), barrel crown, and being able to read the wind flags/barrel mirage, and range mirage. Above all, we ALL loaded one single shot at a time to prevent bullet distortion as it travels from clip to chamber. Our rifles had 2 ounce triggers, and if you closed bolt too fast you would get an accidental discharge. All our rifles were capable of shooting a 250 at 50 yards, meaning all 25 shots would be touching the .25" ten ring, though few shooters were capable of this accuracy. Most rifles used Anschutz 54 actions; scopes used were at least 25X and some were 40X. This was all 25 years ago. Try that SK Standard Plus if you can.
Thank you again, I do enjoy your rim fire 22. Brings back my first time hunting in Kentucky with my Grandfather. He started me at 8 years old squirrel hunting in 1960. Bolt action, and after MUCH safety training and was only allowed one bullet....My Grandfather would say you must always know where the bullet goes... because you can't call it back once it has left the barrel..and the shot must be precise so the animal does not suffer. Thank you again for your videos!
That Savage is shooting pretty well,impressive!
Man I have been looking forward to this video all week! You are really making me want one of these precision 22's. Heck I think this thing is doing better then that begara you had a few years ago.
Thanks for watching
Consistency is King. Use 10 shot groups, and even try ammo from different batches. I've been shooting .22 pistol for about 40 years competition style. Had the opportunity to get plates for a ransom rest and used 2 different handguns from the same maker and model. They liked different ammo, and different batches get different results. After talking to some ammo traders, they usually had to send samples (500) from many batches to the top shooters, and they then had first pick from those batches, and they got a lot of ammo from the best batches. In many cases, the same factory made the ammo for different labels. As not many ammo makers produce .22s.
Nice rifle but I prefer the Savage Mark II bolt action because it is easier to clean and works with all .22 ammo. The 64 has to be dismantled for cleaning to do it right. Some people just spray it and work the bolt back and forth but that is not a proper cleaning.
Really enjoy watching ammo test.. Keep them coming
You are a shooter! I was impressed with 90% of the ammo but that rifle.....a Savage semiauto slinging subsonics with NO malfunctions & that kind of accuracy at 100 yards! WOW! Dern good test Adam. Really looking forward to the next at 50 yards as well.👍
FINE rifle, GREAT shooting. GOOD scope. Impressive ammo. Wonderful test. Loved it! Thanks.
I might be crazy stupid but I just run a whole box of 50 into the same target to test ammo, I make sure my point of impact is way off the airm point so not to destroy it them measure the overall group size of everything. I patch it out between ammo types.
Finally caught the show from the beginning
Good job dude .26 group that's awesome
Setting up for match shooting is kinda like tuning your guitar. Temperature, humidity, and patience have a lot to do with the end result. I have always wondered what the difference would be if you could go from a 16 inch twist to a 14 or a 12. Time was when anything faster than 9 or 10 was considered foolish. Time was any kid with a guitar fancied himself being another Chet Atkins or Jimmy Hendrix. Excellent video.
Good video!
I like the Norma TAC-22's
Good stuff WTW . Thanks for sharing 👍🇺🇸
Thanks for watching!
Some nice groups for the distance !
Thanks for the data
Nicely "scaped " haircut you gave yourself Brother !
That’s a sweet looking rifle I may check one out after this video
You know what will be an interesting comparison. 22Lr Ultra sonic ammo groupings at 100 compared to 50.
I had to do this one day and found 50 yards groups to be very good then moved to 100 yards all groupings went haywire back to 50 yards and groupings back. Well I have to say I only had one brand and bullet weight. I'll like to see what your findings will be with a variety of brands and bullet weights.
I contributed my findings to bullet spin stability.
The with subsonic ammo the groupings stayed together at 50 and 100 yards. Again with only one brand of ammo and one bullet weight. Let's see what we can learn from this.
Dang. I knew that unit looked familiar. That's darned Cooey from my childhood. Every Canadian kid (from some decades ago) has shot one of those. That one might have been made in the frozen north.
No thunderbolt or yellow jacket by Remington most commonly sold ammo at walmart
My savage 22's do not like yellow jackets . Which sucks cause it used to be my favorite ammo
He did high speed ammo in a separate video.
An ammo test on a scoped click clack/ gill gun with a nice scope would be cool. I kinda like them crappy trigger and all .since you have cans it would be the perfect candidate to be threaded since you can just push the bolt handle in to lock the bolt
Man the norma stuff is impressive.
Norma shoots great, but it's also always been inconsistent. I'll get 5 or 6 fliers per box on every rifle I own. SK is always a top performer for me. I will say for a semi auto that thing shoots great!
Right now my favorite .22 ammo is SK Standard Plus! I just got a brick of SK Rifle Match, hoping for even better results!
Keep it up wtw!
My savage really likes the Federal 45 grain subsonic rounds, I have a Bagara that like the aguila 40gr subs and the federal gold metal match. Its crazy how different rimfires rifles can be between ammo types.
Who Tee Whooo!
I have the savage mark 2. Shoots under .5 5 shot groups with cci standard
I think the CCI standard will make the cut you mentioned. Hoping you put both the CCI and Aquila in the 50yard test to see how both the more budget friendly stack up with higher end match rounds
Tge rifle is impressive. Ammo definitely varies by make.
SK Red is what my CZ 457 likes the most, Eley for the Kidd 22
Its called Seasoning the barrel, i had an Oldtimer tell me this.
Pretty good groups over all. I love my savage standard model 64. I am going to buy a second one this weekend. I think your expectations just keep getting higher. Thats good thats is how we get better. Are extra mags readily available??
Not sure on the mags. Haven't looked
No matter what the caliber why waste the bullets by getting the barrel ready lol love you videos brother keep them coming
It's not so much a caliber thing, it's the bullet, airguns are terrible at switching pellets due to the lead composition differences between pellets, (you have to get the old lead out of the rifling and replace it with the new stuff) I'd imagine 22lr has the same issue as evident by his groups being so inconsistent from fist to second. Copper jacketed bullets all have pretty much the same Copper jacket so it's not an issue.
I hate those Norma Tac22. They're actually a weensey bit shorter in overall length than other brands, but enough to ftf by jamming under the feed ramp of my Ruger Mk3
I chuckled when WTW mentioned cycling because whichever ammo it was one would cycle but not re-cock my 10/22 actions. Like with those that wouldn't cycle every other round would be ejected.
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👍WTW. THANKS
I have done this before, but got far worse performance out of the cci standard v than you found. And red and yellow SK were about identical.
So for Father's Day, my daughter and I are gonna take a rifle to the range and try CCI standard V, and the yellow and red box SK.
I want to see if the three are closer than last time.
And one supersonic cartridge just to see the wild difference there.
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I don't usually read comments, but man, you get some weird ones. The only sub stuff I happen to have is the aguila super colibri 22gr and some Federal copper plated solid. The aguila is really quiet but doesn't run well for me. Federal works fine. I've only done point blank stuff so far for ballistics.
You should use a silencer when shooting sub sonic .. sounds so much cooler...
Yeah but also makes it a lot dirtier when shooting a ton
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Simply incredible!!!!!!
Nice rifle! I would say it’s a shooter. How is the trigger pull?😊
Not too bad
I'm guessing eley, but cheering for my aguilla cheapos!!
use a crosshair to choot at and not a dot, but otherwise, GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think a true test would consist of fully serviceing the action, cleaning oiling etc... prior to barrel service between each mfg. Consisting of brushing the barrel then a solvent patch followed by two dry patches. Then two groups of 5 to season to the lube that manufacture is using and lastly the primary 5 shot group that determines the true accuracy of that barreled action bullet combination. I mean if you want true unbiased results then each ammo manufacture/ rifle combo must stand on its on and procedure is as important as shooting fourm.
Yup. That would take me an entire day and cost me a fortune. 🤷♂️
This gives us a general idea of the capabilities of the model 64 precision tho 👍👍
Consistency and repeatability are the key, not the best fluke of a 3 shot group… I couldn’t care less what a three shot group is if I can’t consistently repeat it, which is why 5 or ten shot groups are worth more and why it’s worth it to foul the barrel with the ammo your switching too for testing.
I’m going to with Eley tenex
How does the Savage Model 64 compare to the Ruger 10/22?
I'm right here waiting for you..
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@@WHOTEEWHO FREAKIN LOVE THIS 1 MILLION % BROTHA adam , you keep em coming , always learning from you , great great stuff , thanks brotha > tom !
is the model 64 a good gun?
I think last time you used some standard CCI ammo and that’s not super or sub,
Adam I do believe you need some sleep brother 😪😴🤠 but first please remove the tick from your left ear 👂🪲🤣
side note: Dang Nice Shoot'n!!!!! LoL 😂
I do need sleep
Before watching, Eley will win.
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Norma
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Just had a video removed from uTube. Doing this EXACT VIDEO!
Daggumit
Sk long range is not as good as red box in my Ruger precision
Aquila hp
I only do .22LR at 50 yards or less. No such thing as "Precision" .22LR. As I said in other videos, there is only about 1.5 Grains of powder in a .22LR, and the subsonics have only the primer.
I took apart a lot of .22LR of different brands and that is what I found. A difference in powder of only .01 to .05 grains will affect the velocity.
I would love to see if you could reach out to 200 or 300 yards with one of your 22lr? Also, obi wan can I be your padawan learner. Lol! Also, how much for a propane tank?