Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
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Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
I have been putting Lapua subs through a .22 S/A with silencer and it cycled perfectly however the silencer (PH MM1) was a tad tired so I swapped it out for an identical MM1 which is a bit quieter however the rifle is not cycle as reliably as it did before. It cycles perfectly with Mini-mags with both silencers however it is also a lot noisier.
I do appreciate subs and Semi Autos tend not to go together however it would be interesting to hear if anyone has found a particular make of sub that seems to work with S/A's
I do appreciate subs and Semi Autos tend not to go together however it would be interesting to hear if anyone has found a particular make of sub that seems to work with S/A's
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
CCI Standard Velocity work flawlessly in my M&P15-22.
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
Cool = so they're SUBsonic are them??daman wrote:CCI Standard Velocity work flawlessly in my M&P15-22.
I used the Eley Subsonic a lot - BUT I have seen on the ELEY website that they have brought out a new brand of subsonic specifically FOR semi-autos
Subsonic CONTACT. Not had a chance to try them yet = the joys of living in the hinterlands of civilisation!
I've also heard good reports on CCI AR Tactical - though I cannot recall whether they are normal velocity or subsonic - they may be on the cusp
Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
CCI standard are on the threshold of subsonic, they moderate quite well.saddler wrote:Cool = so they're SUBsonic are them??daman wrote:CCI Standard Velocity work flawlessly in my M&P15-22.
I've also heard good reports on CCI AR Tactical - though I cannot recall whether they are normal velocity or subsonic - they may be on the cusp
AR Tactical is supersonic, but a tad slower than Minimag, IIRC.
Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
My AP74 works with anything, use remington on wabbits and CCI at club. Also likes mini mags and stingers of course.
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
CCI standard cycles all mine well as does SK standard plus. Eley contact groups great and also cycles well even without a suppressor in my AR but doesn't cycle my 10/22 takedown so well. It's quite new though.
I guess a dirtier can will create a bit more back pressure.
I guess a dirtier can will create a bit more back pressure.
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
CCI Standard are "40 grain lead round nose at a sub-sonic 1070 ft/sec" according to the box.
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
I threw all my boxes away this morning when I emptied them and couldn't remember the muzzle velocity.daman wrote:CCI Standard are "40 grain lead round nose at a sub-sonic 1070 ft/sec" according to the box.
CCI standard works in all the semi-autos I've had, Ruger, 15-22, CMMG, in semi-auto sporting and match chambering..
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Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
I can't remember if AR tactical come out supersonic or not, I have just finished a box that I got with the gun and can't remember. I think they are. I think they were supersonic from my Rimfire magic 10/22 as I had the sonic boom rattle round the range like I did with minimags. They weren't as quiet as SK Magazine which go subsonic in my 10/22.
Chris
Re: Subs through a Semi-Auto 22LR
AR Tactical is 1200 ft/s.
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