.22 hollow point
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.22 hollow point
I am watching my stock of .22 dwindle and its time to see what I can buy. In the past I bought CCI for my model 46, but it looks like I am going to have to find an alternative for practice ammo. Ive found some Winchester .22, (super-X power point, 40 grain plated lead round nose) but it is hollow point. Is the hollow point an issue?
Dockokol- Posts : 131
Join date : 2013-05-21
Location : North Florida
Re: .22 hollow point
Accuracy is accuracy....get it where you can.
The issue may be how well your Smith and Wesson will function with that load. At a minimum; you may have to adjust the recoil spring weight to get proper functioning.
Jim
The issue may be how well your Smith and Wesson will function with that load. At a minimum; you may have to adjust the recoil spring weight to get proper functioning.
Jim
spursnguns- Posts : 611
Join date : 2013-01-04
Age : 66
Location : Nampa, Idaho
Re: .22 hollow point
Some of our 41 users made recoil absorbers as follows; obtain 7/16 dia plastic tubing (Hdw, Lowes, Home Depot) and cut 1/4 to 3/8 inch from a squared end.
Insert at the base of recoil spring & guide.
You can do this if your spring feels a bit weak when firing the "Hi Speed" stuff and you don't have or want to get another spring.
Ron
Insert at the base of recoil spring & guide.
You can do this if your spring feels a bit weak when firing the "Hi Speed" stuff and you don't have or want to get another spring.
Ron
Colt711- Posts : 641
Join date : 2012-06-07
Age : 82
Location : Hudson, Florida
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