Ruger 10/22 vs Cans | .22 vs cans

Published on September 26, 2016
Duration: 1:57

This video provides a comparative look at various .22LR ammunition types, focusing on their performance against a pop can. It categorizes ammunition as standard velocity, high velocity, subsonic, and hollow point, detailing specific product names and their advertised velocities. The content is useful for shooters looking to understand the differences in .22LR rounds for plinking or small game.

Quick Summary

This video compares various .22LR ammunition types, including Federal, Remington, Winchester, and CCI. It tests standard velocity, high velocity, subsonic, solid, and hollow point rounds, detailing advertised velocities up to 1640 fps for CCI Stinger, and noting subsonic options like Remington Eli.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Ammunition Types
  2. 00:11Federal Bulk High Velocity Solid Bullet Test
  3. 00:23Remington Viper High Velocity Test
  4. 00:37Remington Eli Subsonic Hollow Point Test
  5. 00:47Winchester Subsonic Standard Velocity Hollow Point Test
  6. 00:58Winchester Bulk 333 Pack Hollow Point Test
  7. 01:10CCI Mini Mag Hollow Point Test
  8. 01:18Remington Golden Bullet High Velocity Hollow Point Test
  9. 01:27CCI Velocitor Hollow Point Test
  10. 01:39CCI Stinger High Velocity Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of .22LR ammunition are compared in the video?

The video compares standard velocity, high velocity, subsonic, solid bullet, and hollow point .22LR ammunition. Specific brands and models tested include Federal, Remington Viper, Remington Eli, Winchester, CCI Mini Mag, CCI Velocitor, and CCI Stinger.

What is the advertised velocity of CCI Stinger .22LR ammunition?

The CCI Stinger is presented as one of the highest velocity .22LR rounds available, with an advertised velocity of approximately 1640 feet per second when fired from a rifle.

Which Remington .22LR ammunition is described as subsonic?

The Remington Eli subsonic hollow point is specifically mentioned as a subsonic round tested from the rifle in this comparison of .22LR ammunition.

What is the purpose of testing .22LR ammunition against a pop can?

Testing .22LR ammunition against a pop can serves as a practical, albeit informal, demonstration of the relative power and expansion characteristics of different loads. It helps visualize the impact differences between subsonic, high velocity, and hollow point rounds.

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