Beginner Basics #20 The 22 Magnum Caliber (pros/cons)

This YouTube video features a revolver comparison, pitting CCI Stingers against .22 Magnum ammunition. The title and description indicate a direct showdown to evaluate performance. The video creator, Deuce and Guns, also promotes their Amazon store and social media presence, encouraging viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions.

This video compares the .22 LR, .17 HMR, and .22 WMR (Magnum) through various barrier tests. The .17 HMR showed surprising performance in lumber and steel, while the .22 WMR's hollow point excelled in ballistic gel. Despite varying results, the .22 WMR generally offered more penetration and energy than the .22 LR across tests.

This YouTube video discusses a growing trend among firearm enthusiasts to choose .22 Magnum over other rimfire options. The creator aims to dispel the notion that .22 Magnum is only suitable for small game, highlighting its potential as an "overlooked threat." The video encourages viewers to consider the .22 Magnum's capabilities and not underestimate it, suggesting it's a caliber many have been "sleeping on." It also includes a call to action for likes and subscriptions.

This review covers the Standard Manufacturing Switch Gun, a compact folding revolver chambered in .22 WMR. The video demonstrates its unique spring-loaded deployment mechanism, loading five rounds, and a live-fire sequence showcasing its single-action operation and recoil. It highlights the firearm's potential for concealed carry and self-defense applications.

This review tests the effectiveness of suppressing the .17 HMR round. Despite using a Volquartsen VT2 rifle and a suppressor, the high supersonic velocity of the .17 HMR creates a significant sonic crack, rendering it poorly suited for quiet suppression. The test confirms that even with hearing protection, the suppressed .17 HMR remains loud.

The NAA Sentinel .22 WMR is a compact, single-action mini-revolver featuring a convenient swing-out cylinder for easier loading and unloading, unlike some other NAA models. It handles five rounds of .22 WMR ammunition with manageable recoil, making it suitable for concealed carry and self-defense scenarios. The firearm demonstrated reliable function during live-fire testing at close range.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to skinning and butchering a rabbit or hare for consumption. It details humane harvesting techniques, efficient skinning methods using physical strength, and precise cuts for removing the head, tail, and feet. The process also covers gutting with a specialized knife and harvesting prime cuts like backstraps and legs.

The Tikka T3 Super Varmint in .223 Remington is highly recommended for its exceptional accuracy, smooth bolt action, and adjustable stock. It demonstrated sub-MOA performance with specific ammunition, notably Hornady 55gr V-MAX achieving a 0.5-inch group. The rifle features a 1-in-8 twist rate, ideal for heavier .223 projectiles, and a crisp, adjustable trigger.

The Tikka T3x Tac A1 in 6.5 Creedmoor demonstrates exceptional accuracy, achieving a 0.3-inch group at 100 yards with Winchester Match ammunition. Its smooth action, adjustable two-stage trigger, and folding stock contribute to its precision. The rifle excels in long-range engagements, proving effective at 1000 yards with superior wind resistance compared to .308.

This review of the Rossi Circuit Judge in .44 Magnum highlights its popularity in Australia, physical specifications, and operational features. The expert reviewer, Ozzie, details the included accessories, sights, and the rifle's dual-action capability. He emphasizes the importance of a trigger adjustment for improved accuracy and discusses field testing results with various ammunition types, offering practical insights for potential owners.