Good afternoon and thanks for stopping by the channel. Glad you found this interesting. There are a couple of more tests on the channel for these rounds. Take care and have a great week.👍👍
Good morning and thanks for stopping by the channel👍👍🙏🙏. Much appreciate this great comment about my content. it is comments like yours that makes us want to continue moving forward and finding ways to create god content. This one was not easy to put together but overall it turned out great. Here is the link for one of my playlists. few of the clips in this playlist are made in the same fashion. Take care and thanks so much. Have a great day. ua-cam.com/video/ODMnQtjYKm8/v-deo.html
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 You are most welcome. Thanks so much for sharing this. Will watch with my husband later today! I can certainly see how this video was not easy to put together, so much information and you did a great job of cutting out extraneous time. You have an awesome day too! 🙂
Great work! Thanks for taking the time. One observation Eley Club @4:23, the "total propellant weight" difference the columns seems to be 0.1 and not 0.01 as you have in the rightmost column.
Hello Kevin. Thanks. These type of clips require lots of time to put together. I am glad you like this. In addition, I am grateful you spotted the discrepancy on Eley club. Correcting the clip is not optimal now so I have pined a comment with the correction. Thanks for being an active member in the chat, regards for now.
Hi Ron, Thanks for looking at my content. I am glad you find this interesting. There is more on this brand on the channel so please do have a look, particular the muzzle velocity test I published this week for all the 5 types by Eley. ua-cam.com/video/qMNT8t338BA/v-deo.html Take care and have a great weekend. 👍👍
Thanks. Eley ammo is on the high side when it comes to price but quality is no compromise for this brand. At the moment, it is getting harder finding .22LR from Eley. out for now
Thanks for stopping the the channel Graham. much appreciate🙏👍. Tenex are an excellent choice for accuracy. Expensive but the difference is visible. Have a great day.
I have seen online bulk boxes of 500 & 300 for Eley Standard & Eley action but never seen any at the shop here. Eley tend to be more expensive ranging from $6 to $25 / 50pc and not many shooters opt for such expensive 22LR, unless one needs for competition or for added accuracy. One thing is for sure, at least based on all the tests I did for ELEY brand, that the more you pay, the better the round is on a design and production level. Same goes for accuracy and consistency at the range. Regards for now and have a great day
Thanks for stopping by the channel Dirk🙏👍. Glad you like this one. There are few more test on this brand and others on the channel, such as penetration and also muzzle velocity tests. Have a look around if you get few spare minutes. Take care and have a great week.
I've always heard that the different types were from QA sorting tolerances at factory but I see there's some differences in powder, maybe related to year or lot#, as I understand it the lot # corresponds to which machine made it, but I don't know for sure except for accuracy it's best to get all your batch of ammo with identical lot #
Hi John. The variations are more visible on the cheapest type of the lot, Club being the cheapest to Tenex the most expensive. The head and powder seem more consistent the more expensive the round is, as indicated for instance on the Projectile weight chart at the end. About best getting same batches for accuracy that seems to be the correct approach. I have been on few discussions on rimfirecentral.com forum and that is the general take on the subject. Thanks John for your comment. Regards for now and have a great day.
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 Thank you for providing such detail, I've heard of a theory of somehow matching the 22lr bullet diameter to appropriate barrel diameters, evidently there is enough tolerances in specs that it's advantageous to select a bullet just barely larger than bore for best seal/accuracy, maybe your measurements will facilitate that search if true!
@@johnh4957 your comment just provides food for thought. So some more data as follows: .. .... a) I looked at my records and found that so far I have dismantled a total of 59 rounds in .22LR caliber. b) From these, the projectile diameter varies from 0.2190" on the CBC HV to 0.2250" on the S&B Subsonic c) The average of 59 rounds is 0.2217" d) In accordance to SAAMI, the .22LR bullet diameter is marked as '.2255 -.0040' so maximum allowed diameter is 0.2255" Regards my friend
Thanks Mike. Jesse is a good guy. I actually looked at your channel minutes ago because I saw your comment on a clip from Jesse. Great channel man. I am on to your channel now.👍
Thanks for stopping by the channel Humors. Look, after using this Frankford scale and the Limit caliper for so long, I can say with some confidence that they are accurate enough. The caliper is made in Sweden by leading manufacturer Limit "www.limit-tools.com". Limit are a well established leading brand in Scandinavia. This one has and is still doing accurate measurement. The scale is specifically for reloading and done by a reloading equipment firm. Obviously they have +/- deviation but they are minimal and always within the acceptable deign limits. Did a test on the scale way back. See if it is interesting. ua-cam.com/video/tLnedd2osVA/v-deo.html Take care and have a great evening.
Good afternoon. Based on the test at hand, the most consistent based on my findings is the Eley Tenex "Red Box" There is also a phonebook pentation test that might interest you. Regards and have a great day.
Good morning Flyer and thanks for stopping by the channel👍. Sorry to see you got no useful data from this rudimental test. Others appeared to find some relevance in the results. Let me suggest a look at the penetration test and the muzzle velocity test for the same brand. Link trailing or in the pinned comment. Have a great week. ➡️ Additional MUZZLE VELOCITY Test: ua-cam.com/video/qMNT8t338BA/v-deo.html ➡️ Additional PENETRATION Test: ua-cam.com/video/yvyRDUw-swA/v-deo.html
➡️ Additional MUZZLE VELOCITY Test: ua-cam.com/video/qMNT8t338BA/v-deo.html
➡️ Additional PENETRATION Test: ua-cam.com/video/yvyRDUw-swA/v-deo.html
⬇Corrected Data for Eley Club⬇
Total Propellant weight: 1.2 1.2 1.1 (Difference ± 0.1 grain)
Case Weight inc. Primer: 10.0 10.1 10.0 (Difference ± 0.1 grain)
Team sure came out looking good as fa as variations go
Good afternoon and thanks for stopping by the channel. Glad you found this interesting. There are a couple of more tests on the channel for these rounds. Take care and have a great week.👍👍
My husband is amazed at the detail you've gone into. I must add, wonderfully done .. timing, how everything is set up. 👍
Good morning and thanks for stopping by the channel👍👍🙏🙏. Much appreciate this great comment about my content. it is comments like yours that makes us want to continue moving forward and finding ways to create god content.
This one was not easy to put together but overall it turned out great. Here is the link for one of my playlists. few of the clips in this playlist are made in the same fashion. Take care and thanks so much. Have a great day.
ua-cam.com/video/ODMnQtjYKm8/v-deo.html
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 You are most welcome. Thanks so much for sharing this. Will watch with my husband later today! I can certainly see how this video was not easy to put together, so much information and you did a great job of cutting out extraneous time. You have an awesome day too! 🙂
That's the video I am waiting from a long time.
Thanks a lot for your efforts and time.
Thanks 🙏
Your welcome sir. I am glad you like this. do distribute as best you see fit. Thanks
Great work! Thanks for taking the time. One observation Eley Club @4:23, the "total propellant weight" difference the columns seems to be 0.1 and not 0.01 as you have in the rightmost column.
Hello Kevin. Thanks. These type of clips require lots of time to put together. I am glad you like this. In addition, I am grateful you spotted the discrepancy on Eley club. Correcting the clip is not optimal now so I have pined a comment with the correction. Thanks for being an active member in the chat, regards for now.
Truly excellent! Thanks you.
Hi Ron, Thanks for looking at my content. I am glad you find this interesting. There is more on this brand on the channel so please do have a look, particular the muzzle velocity test I published this week for all the 5 types by Eley. ua-cam.com/video/qMNT8t338BA/v-deo.html
Take care and have a great weekend.
👍👍
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊 Take care and thanks for stopping by the channel.
Thank You !
Thanks for stopping by the channel Dave🙏👍. Glad you like this one. Take care
I on e did a 22 test with a High Standard and a Remington 513 on a 25/50y indoor range. Before video/utube. Was quite interesting.
Thanks. Eley ammo is on the high side when it comes to price but quality is no compromise for this brand. At the moment, it is getting harder finding .22LR from Eley. out for now
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 Eley and RWS are my "goto" companies when I have something to prove accuracy wise. 😜
Excellent video, i shoot Tenex and get very good results, thanks for the confirmation 👍
Thanks for stopping the the channel Graham. much appreciate🙏👍. Tenex are an excellent choice for accuracy. Expensive but the difference is visible. Have a great day.
This is one brand of ammo I have never tried because I buy all my 22's in a brick or bulk box and I've never seen Eley available in bulk
I have seen online bulk boxes of 500 & 300 for Eley Standard & Eley action but never seen any at the shop here. Eley tend to be more expensive ranging from $6 to $25 / 50pc and not many shooters opt for such expensive 22LR, unless one needs for competition or for added accuracy.
One thing is for sure, at least based on all the tests I did for ELEY brand, that the more you pay, the better the round is on a design and production level. Same goes for accuracy and consistency at the range. Regards for now and have a great day
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 Unfortunately the state I live in doesn't allow mail order ammo. The government in California is tyrannical
@@gunnwild1 Tyrannical.. Now that is a word you don't here often. Same feeling in my area but even worst. Regards and have a great day.
Brilliant!
Thanks for stopping by the channel Dirk🙏👍. Glad you like this one. There are few more test on this brand and others on the channel, such as penetration and also muzzle velocity tests. Have a look around if you get few spare minutes. Take care and have a great week.
I've always heard that the different types were from QA sorting tolerances at factory but I see there's some differences in powder, maybe related to year or lot#, as I understand it the lot # corresponds to which machine made it, but I don't know for sure except for accuracy it's best to get all your batch of ammo with identical lot #
Hi John. The variations are more visible on the cheapest type of the lot, Club being the cheapest to Tenex the most expensive. The head and powder seem more consistent the more expensive the round is, as indicated for instance on the Projectile weight chart at the end.
About best getting same batches for accuracy that seems to be the correct approach. I have been on few discussions on rimfirecentral.com forum and that is the general take on the subject.
Thanks John for your comment. Regards for now and have a great day.
@@ReloadingMoreAD1966 Thank you for providing such detail, I've heard of a theory of somehow matching the 22lr bullet diameter to appropriate barrel diameters, evidently there is enough tolerances in specs that it's advantageous to select a bullet just barely larger than bore for best seal/accuracy, maybe your measurements will facilitate that search if true!
@@johnh4957 your comment just provides food for thought. So some more data as follows: .. ....
a) I looked at my records and found that so far I have dismantled a total of 59 rounds in .22LR caliber.
b) From these, the projectile diameter varies from 0.2190" on the CBC HV to 0.2250" on the S&B Subsonic
c) The average of 59 rounds is 0.2217"
d) In accordance to SAAMI, the .22LR bullet diameter is marked as '.2255 -.0040' so maximum allowed diameter is 0.2255"
Regards my friend
Good day 66! Good stuff! Jesse B Outdoors sent me. Mike.
Thanks Mike. Jesse is a good guy. I actually looked at your channel minutes ago because I saw your comment on a clip from Jesse. Great channel man. I am on to your channel now.👍
when caliper and jeweler scale don't have enough precision 😂
Thanks for stopping by the channel Humors. Look, after using this Frankford scale and the Limit caliper for so long, I can say with some confidence that they are accurate enough. The caliper is made in Sweden by leading manufacturer Limit "www.limit-tools.com". Limit are a well established leading brand in Scandinavia. This one has and is still doing accurate measurement. The scale is specifically for reloading and done by a reloading equipment firm. Obviously they have +/- deviation but they are minimal and always within the acceptable deign limits. Did a test on the scale way back. See if it is interesting. ua-cam.com/video/tLnedd2osVA/v-deo.html
Take care and have a great evening.
Where is the best
Good afternoon.
Based on the test at hand, the most consistent based on my findings is the Eley Tenex "Red Box" There is also a phonebook pentation test that might interest you. Regards and have a great day.
I thank you
Pointless exercise.If you just weighed the case yo would see a huge difference in weight.
Good morning Flyer and thanks for stopping by the channel👍. Sorry to see you got no useful data from this rudimental test. Others appeared to find some relevance in the results. Let me suggest a look at the penetration test and the muzzle velocity test for the same brand. Link trailing or in the pinned comment. Have a great week.
➡️ Additional MUZZLE VELOCITY Test: ua-cam.com/video/qMNT8t338BA/v-deo.html
➡️ Additional PENETRATION Test: ua-cam.com/video/yvyRDUw-swA/v-deo.html
The only thing pointless is your comment.