Videos tagged with Remington Ranch Hand

This review details the performance of Remington Ranch Hand .22 LR ammunition when used with a Bear Creek Arsenal 22LR upper. The reviewer, an experienced firearm enthusiast, found the ammunition to be exceptionally consistent and reliable, even in challenging snowy conditions. Accuracy testing at 30 yards demonstrated the ammunition's effectiveness, hitting the bullseye, leading to a positive recommendation for plinking and target shooting due to its good cost-to-performance ratio.

This review details the performance of the Bear Creek Arsenal 15-22 22LR upper at an outdoor range. The assessment highlights how ammunition choice significantly impacts reliability and accuracy, with Remington Ranch Hand .22 LR proving superior to Federal Champion for consistent cycling and tighter shot groups. The upper is deemed a solid, lightweight plinker suitable for casual shooting and small game hunting when paired with quality ammunition.

This video reviews five new .22 LR ammunition loads announced for 2025, focusing on their performance characteristics and intended applications. Sully from Line 45 details the CCI Suppressor Max for quiet suppressed shooting, Federal Premium Hammerdown for reliable lever-action performance, Winchester 21 Sharps for advanced cartridge design, Remington Ranch Hand for general rural use, and Remington Standard V22 for reliable plinking. The review highlights cycling reliability, accuracy, terminal performance, and value for each load.

This video tests various .22LR self-defense rounds using a Taurus G2c with a short barrel to simulate common carry scenarios. The instructor emphasizes that .22LR is generally not ideal for self-defense due to insufficient penetration according to FBI standards, but acknowledges it's better than nothing if it's the only firearm someone will carry. The testing focuses on penetration depth and expansion through simulated clothing.