Videos tagged with Mike Walker

This video explores the history and perceived "failure" of the .222 Remington cartridge, despite its significant contributions and accuracy achievements. Introduced in 1950 without a parent cartridge, it was designed by Mike Walker of Remington. The cartridge gained traction in Benchrest competitions, notably setting a remarkable one-hole, 5-shot accuracy record of .009 inches in 1973, which stood for 40 years. The video also highlights its role in spawning other successful cartridges.

The .222 Remington, designed by Mike Walker, is highlighted as a cartridge prioritizing inherent accuracy and shooting comfort over raw velocity. Its long neck provides superior bullet support, making it easier to tune for precision. While surpassed by the .223 Remington for military applications due to feeding reliability, the .222 remains a favored choice for varmint hunting where spotting hits is crucial.