Anybody shoot Winchester 45 gr subsonic ammo? Never seen subsonic 22 mag before. 1060 fps
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I don’t see the point, why not 22 subs. -
Might as well run a 22lr subsonic at that point. Unless you gaining some weight but arent most 22 lr subs running 45 gr as well?
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I have not but agree with the above statements.
Really no point of a mag once you knock the velocity down.
Didn’t know they even made subs for a magComment
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Most subsonic .22LR ammo is 29 grain to 40 grain.
If you only had a .22 Mag rifle, there are times when a series sonic round would be very beneficial. Like taking out tree rats, possums, coons, or ferel cats in the city limits.Comment
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The only advantage I can see in looking for 22mag subsonic is a better bullet. 22 mags have better bullet designs compared to lead round nose or hollow point 22lr. Otherwise just shoot normal 22 subs.Comment
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I looked into this a while back, but haven’t tried them. I have a 22 mag revolver that I would like some more quiet rounds for dispatching coons and such while trapping. I ran across a deal and got a mag instead of a LR. I still intend on trying them.
Skooter
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On clearance at Academy.com for 12.98 and free shipping on 25.00 or more.Comment
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Yeah, but they need to be better because they go 100% faster at 2000fps amigo...what good is a jacketed hollow point at half that?? A soft lead hp like the 29gr Winchester CB long match & even the solid match like Eley Tenex are going to perform better I would think??Originally posted by Tony Pic View Post
The one advantage I really see is the 10% weight advantage but I'll be honest & say I haven't looked to see the make up of the OP's 45gr 22wmr.
I'll bet a dollar to donuts they have a really accuracy problem vs 22lrComment
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