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Re: 60gr SS Ammo
It's too long and heavy to be stabilized by a lot of 22's out there.
My 10/22 and Marlin 60 would shoot it ok at 25 and from there out it wobbled.
It's too long and heavy to be stabilized by a lot of 22's out there.
My 10/22 and Marlin 60 would shoot it ok at 25 and from there out it wobbled.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
Any one shooting this in a AR 1x9 barrel. My Ciener Kit with AR 1x9 and Aguila Match Target shoots 1" at 50yds.
Any one shooting this in a AR 1x9 barrel. My Ciener Kit with AR 1x9 and Aguila Match Target shoots 1" at 50yds.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
There are replacement barrels with a fast twist specifically for these 60gr bullets. I think the twist on those barrels is about 1:9 or 1:10.
In a AR conversion, if the bullets slug up to the larger groove diameter, they would probably shoot quite well with the 1:9 or 1:7 twist barrel. Better than in a standard 22lr 1:16 twist.
There are replacement barrels with a fast twist specifically for these 60gr bullets. I think the twist on those barrels is about 1:9 or 1:10.
In a AR conversion, if the bullets slug up to the larger groove diameter, they would probably shoot quite well with the 1:9 or 1:7 twist barrel. Better than in a standard 22lr 1:16 twist.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
I have a green mountain 1 in 9 twist barrel for mine. I had it
done with a special bolt handle for shooting supressed. Just got it back from Tim Humston at SAS. I should have it tested soon.
Don't expect any decent accuracy out of it in anything other
than a 1 in 9 twist barrel. Volquartsen and Green Mountain
make them, I can't think of another.
I have a green mountain 1 in 9 twist barrel for mine. I had it
done with a special bolt handle for shooting supressed. Just got it back from Tim Humston at SAS. I should have it tested soon.
Don't expect any decent accuracy out of it in anything other
than a 1 in 9 twist barrel. Volquartsen and Green Mountain
make them, I can't think of another.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
They require a 1:9 twist to be stable past 100 yards, a 1:10 will get them there at 50y nose on. The standard 1:16 barrels are good for shooting something within 25 yards before it can walk out on you.
The bullets will all "slug up" to a 22 centerfire barrel, they're hollow based and only have to expand 0.001" to make it work.
They work great in a 10/22 with a fast twist and a can on the nose. The action makes more action than anything else.
They require a 1:9 twist to be stable past 100 yards, a 1:10 will get them there at 50y nose on. The standard 1:16 barrels are good for shooting something within 25 yards before it can walk out on you.
The bullets will all "slug up" to a 22 centerfire barrel, they're hollow based and only have to expand 0.001" to make it work.
They work great in a 10/22 with a fast twist and a can on the nose. The action makes more action than anything else.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
So far, they shoot as good as any other subsonic I've tried......pmc/cci/rem.
The 60's seem to "hiss" a little more when flying, compared to most 40's. Almost always shot them with an aac can, either out of an AR with ceiner kit or 77/22 ruger.
So far, they shoot as good as any other subsonic I've tried......pmc/cci/rem.
The 60's seem to "hiss" a little more when flying, compared to most 40's. Almost always shot them with an aac can, either out of an AR with ceiner kit or 77/22 ruger.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
Accuracy has been acceptable, but nothing to get excited about. I bought a Volquartsen 1/9" twist 10/22 bbl just to try this round. 10 shot 50 yd groups average around 1". May just be my bbl, but it shoots extremely good with most other subsonic rounds and really likes CCI Standard Velocity. Your results may vary.
Accuracy has been acceptable, but nothing to get excited about. I bought a Volquartsen 1/9" twist 10/22 bbl just to try this round. 10 shot 50 yd groups average around 1". May just be my bbl, but it shoots extremely good with most other subsonic rounds and really likes CCI Standard Velocity. Your results may vary.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
Thanks for all the info, I will get a brick and try them in different AR Barrels.
Thanks for all the info, I will get a brick and try them in different AR Barrels.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
My m69 romo supposedly has a 1 in 9 twist(from what I've read) but the 60 grainers keyhole on the target for me. Maybe I read wrong about the romanian.
My m69 romo supposedly has a 1 in 9 twist(from what I've read) but the 60 grainers keyhole on the target for me. Maybe I read wrong about the romanian.
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
I have gone through 3 bricks of this stuff and enjoy the heck out of it. One of my Single shots will keep it stable to about 75 yes, while a 10/22 conversion I have will run them out to a 100 (It also has a "weak" action and cycles these things as fast as you can feather the trigger).
It is dirty... dirtier than most and will hang up after 100 or so rounds in an auto.
BDA.... It knocks the shit outta stuff when it impacts!
I have gone through 3 bricks of this stuff and enjoy the heck out of it. One of my Single shots will keep it stable to about 75 yes, while a 10/22 conversion I have will run them out to a 100 (It also has a "weak" action and cycles these things as fast as you can feather the trigger).
It is dirty... dirtier than most and will hang up after 100 or so rounds in an auto.
BDA.... It knocks the shit outta stuff when it impacts!
Re: 60gr SS Ammo
I tried this out of a 10/22 with a Tactical Solutions 1:9 barrel...suppressed. Real dirty and for the $$ spent no real advantage over the 40/38 grain rounds. Drops like a VW.....sold the barrel went back to the 1:16....
I tried this out of a 10/22 with a Tactical Solutions 1:9 barrel...suppressed. Real dirty and for the $$ spent no real advantage over the 40/38 grain rounds. Drops like a VW.....sold the barrel went back to the 1:16....
