.22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
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Re: .22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
Mark, if you want to try some N310 or N320 I have some here you can use :)
(Or, it may just be a cunning plan to get you to come round so I can nick your VZ off you)
(Or, it may just be a cunning plan to get you to come round so I can nick your VZ off you)
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Re: .22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
Hmmm, we're wavering between .22 Hornet and .223 Remington (in a Wylde chamer)
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Re: .22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
The Remington round is cheap and plentiful plus easy to load for, great selection of rifles too.
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Re: .22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
Glad we agree on the .222".
The biggest drawback with the .223" is that most of the interesting rifles were made and chambered before this cartridge came on the scene.
The biggest drawback with the .223" is that most of the interesting rifles were made and chambered before this cartridge came on the scene.
Come on Bambi get some
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Here you go perfect for badger,, http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/live- ... _5461.html
Re: .22 centrefire: recommend a rifle for badger
.223 Rem - Crikey, that is about as boring and predictable as you can get.meles meles wrote:Hmmm, we're wavering between .22 Hornet and .223 Remington (in a Wylde chamer)
What about a 221 Fireball?
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Well if the stripey one wants a large choice of rifles to pick from then 221 unicornball is hardly going to crash your browser tab on gun star now is it.
But it is a boring cartridge. Cheap, dependable, accurate, widespread bit boring compared to even .22WMR
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But it is a boring cartridge. Cheap, dependable, accurate, widespread bit boring compared to even .22WMR
Foul language removed, this is an open forum so moderate you language.
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Exactly, why follow the unimaginative sheeple.Alpha1 wrote:.223 NO.
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Sorry for swearing. My post now makes no sense though. You could have moderated it with context!
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