I scored a brick off Midway, I will be shooting this in a 10/22 for plinking and pest control. Normally I zero my other 22s at 50y for either subs or supers. That being said anyway to figure out a good zero for max point blank with the CCI quiet semi? 45gr at 810 fps I believe. I am currently running a straight 4x duplex but am soon going to upgrade to a 3x12 Athlon with a mil dot reticle. Until then I am wondering what zero makes the most sense. Thoughts?
Figuring out zero for CCI Quiet semi auto
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You would need to pick a target/vital zone size to calculate it.
The max PBR setting is at the bottom.
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I don’t think Quiet-22 will cycle in a semi-auto; it doesn’t in any of mine.
There are two versions of this ammo. The semi auto version may cycle in some autos.
Didn’t know they made a semi-auto version
Prob should have noticed the 810fps with a 45gr bullet instead of the stuff I have which is 710fps with a 40gr bullet.
Disregard, LOL
Prob should have noticed the 810fps with a 45gr bullet instead of the stuff I have which is 710fps with a 40gr bullet.
Disregard, LOL
The original quiet did not cycle, happy to report this stuff does reliably. Seems to have a bit more ompf to it. Shoots high compared to regular quiet.
I shot a bit of the 710fps quiet in previous years.
50yard zero with HV gave a zero of 20yards ish with the quiets.
Dropped like a brick with any distance at all and weren't very accurate but were super quiet especially suppressed and only used them super close when I wanted no noise.
It was noticeably quieter than a springer air rifle and more convinent not being single shot.
50yard zero with HV gave a zero of 20yards ish with the quiets.
Dropped like a brick with any distance at all and weren't very accurate but were super quiet especially suppressed and only used them super close when I wanted no noise.
It was noticeably quieter than a springer air rifle and more convinent not being single shot.
“Regular” Quiet-22 needs 1.5mil from a SK Match/CCI SV 50 yard zero; 150 yards requires 12.0mil up from the SKM/SV 50yd zero.
Quite fun...
Quite fun...
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