Kanttänd patron
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Ingemar
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Kanttänd patron
Finns det någon kanttänd patron som är billig men kraftigare än 22lr? Jag har tänkt köpa en plinking bössa halv automat men om det fanns en patron med lite mer drag i som ändå blir billig att skjuta med vore det perfekt. Det är ju roligare ju mer det smäller <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
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Kribbe
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- Blev medlem: 15 dec 2002, 20:02
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22wm har ungefär dubbla hastigheten jämte 22lr. Kostar kring 1-2kr per pang och duger till hare på 100m(klass 3), fast många här verkar ganska negativt inställda till denna kaliber (går inte att handladda, sämre prestanda än 22hornet som inte kostar mycket mer etc etc).
Lite snygga träffbilder från anschutz, inte så relevant, men iaf:
http://championshooters.com/Anschutz-sp.htm
Mvh
Kribbe
Lite snygga träffbilder från anschutz, inte så relevant, men iaf:
http://championshooters.com/Anschutz-sp.htm
Mvh
Kribbe
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Kribbe
- Inlägg: 1377
- Blev medlem: 15 dec 2002, 20:02
- Ort: Östra Svealand
Och förresten, bara för att ha något att drömma om 17 HMR är inte att förakta:
"In developing the .17 HMR, Hornady was aided by rifle makers Marlin and Ruger. Together they were seeking the highest velocity possible in a rimfire cartridge consistent with reliability, accuracy, and reasonable manufacturing economy. The new .17 HMR was designed to outperform the .22 WMR in velocity and trajectory, and be less susceptible to wind drift. It was also to have a similar maximum range, no greater noise level, be less susceptible to ricochet, and operate at the same pressure. All this in a cartridge designed to meet an intrinsic accuracy standard of 1 minute of angle (MOA) or better.
The Hornady factory load for the new cartridge advertises the 17 grain V-Max bullet at a MV of 2550 fps. Trajectory figures show that the new .17 HMR has well in excess of 9" less drop at 200 yards than the .22 WMR. However, this hardly matters as the .17 HMR's remaining energy at 200 yards is only 72 ft. lbs., similar to the kinetic energy of a .22 Short bullet at 25 yards.
Despite its high initial velocity, the .17 HMR should clearly be limited to small game such as squirrels, brush bunnies, and other small creatures. This is the same class of game appropriately hunted with a rifle chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge. However, the superior velocity, energy, and flat trajectory of the .17 HMR extends the humane range. My rough calculations show a maximum optimum game weight of about 5 pounds at 50 yards, 4 pounds at 75 yards, 3 pounds at 100 yards, 2 pounds at 125 yards, and 2 pounds at 150 yards. The maximum point blank range (+/- 1.5") of the cartridge, depending on the exact BC of the bullet, should be about 160-165 yards."
Som en 22a fast mycket roligare. (Och dyrare =( )
"In developing the .17 HMR, Hornady was aided by rifle makers Marlin and Ruger. Together they were seeking the highest velocity possible in a rimfire cartridge consistent with reliability, accuracy, and reasonable manufacturing economy. The new .17 HMR was designed to outperform the .22 WMR in velocity and trajectory, and be less susceptible to wind drift. It was also to have a similar maximum range, no greater noise level, be less susceptible to ricochet, and operate at the same pressure. All this in a cartridge designed to meet an intrinsic accuracy standard of 1 minute of angle (MOA) or better.
The Hornady factory load for the new cartridge advertises the 17 grain V-Max bullet at a MV of 2550 fps. Trajectory figures show that the new .17 HMR has well in excess of 9" less drop at 200 yards than the .22 WMR. However, this hardly matters as the .17 HMR's remaining energy at 200 yards is only 72 ft. lbs., similar to the kinetic energy of a .22 Short bullet at 25 yards.
Despite its high initial velocity, the .17 HMR should clearly be limited to small game such as squirrels, brush bunnies, and other small creatures. This is the same class of game appropriately hunted with a rifle chambered for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge. However, the superior velocity, energy, and flat trajectory of the .17 HMR extends the humane range. My rough calculations show a maximum optimum game weight of about 5 pounds at 50 yards, 4 pounds at 75 yards, 3 pounds at 100 yards, 2 pounds at 125 yards, and 2 pounds at 150 yards. The maximum point blank range (+/- 1.5") of the cartridge, depending on the exact BC of the bullet, should be about 160-165 yards."
Som en 22a fast mycket roligare. (Och dyrare =( )
