22BR versus 6,5-284

[Viper65fr]

on a windy sunday in the south west of france we tested those two ammo in the hands of young french lady

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The 22BR with 80 grs SMK and Berger was not ridiculous at all.

Next test at 1000 meters within a few weeks

the spotter is Mr Christian Salva 7 titles in Bisley

Madame was doing so good he decide to drop the size of the target to a small piece of a clay found on the range.

 

[6Dasher]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

Slamming the bolt shut is not a good sign.

 

[GunGuru727]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

We all know what happens when someone use's a hammer.

 

[Viper65fr]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Flying Dutchman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Slamming the bolt shut is not a good sign. </div></div>

Try to close the action from your left hand when you are a right hand shooter and you will see that you use more energy from your week arm

 

[Viper65fr]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

I would be concerned if it was opening the bolt after shooting that would need an hammer. It will be a sign of over pressure.

 

[MuleyTime]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

I'm positive the 22BR is very capable at 1000m, as I personally shoot a 20BR and 55 grain bergers at 1000 quite regularly. It has surprised many shooters how well the little bugger does!

 

[sawhornsoff]

Re: 22BR versus 6,5-284

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Flying Dutchman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Slamming the bolt shut is not a good sign. </div></div>

You get a more precise fit when you use the chamber as a body die.