Videos tagged with Magnum Rimfire

The Rossi Rio Bravo .22 Magnum lever-action rifle is showcased for its rapid cycling and reliability in a plinking and small game hunting context. The review highlights its synthetic furniture, lever action, and fiber optic sights. Loading the tubular magazine is demonstrated, along with target practice engaging steel targets and bowling pins.

The Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum offers a high-capacity rimfire experience, aiming to improve upon the Kel-Tec PMR30's reliability with a robust build and a 30-round magazine. Its gas-operated Tempo barrel system handles most ammo well but shows sensitivity to bullet profile and heat buildup, requiring cooldown periods. While accurate and low-recoiling for plinking and training, its suitability for self-defense is debated against 9mm alternatives.

This video showcases the unreleased Franklin Armory F17-L, a piston-operated, semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .17 WSM, featured at TriggrCon 2022. The presenter highlights its unique status as the first known AR platform to fire a magnum rimfire caliber. The rifle is anticipated to appeal to hunters and varmint control enthusiasts and is slated for release later this year. The description also includes links to further coverage on gunsandtactics.com and the manufacturer's social media, along with standard disclaimers about content compliance and affiliate links.

This video features a review of the new Anschutz "1761 DHB" rifle in .22 Magnum caliber. The reviewer highlights the rifle's excellent ergonomics and points out that its accuracy meets the high expectations set by the Anschutz brand. The primary critique mentioned is the desire for a 10-round magazine. The video also includes accuracy testing of the rifle at 100 yards.

This video provides a closer look at the Kel-Tec CMR-30 carbine, presented by American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz during SHOT Show 2015's media range day. The description highlights it as the larger counterpart to the PMR-30 pistol, suggesting a focus on its features and performance from a media perspective. The content appears to be a first-hand examination and range test of the firearm.