.22 Magnum Shooting

Ok guys and gals another vido from enfiled303 this time its of my sterling .22 magnum. i talk about the .22 magnum round in general and then do abit of shooting. the gun itself actually dose quite nice groups and i would highly recomend buying one. the only downlfall of having a .22 magnum is the cost of the ammo. ammo is quite expensive and it is about $20 for 50 shots which is sstill better than the cost of 22-250 ammo but is very expensive campared to .22lr ammo which is about $7 for 50 shots. I hope you are enjoying the videos. please give it a thumbs up and subscribe.

cheers jacko

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• .22
• Magnum
• Shooting
• guns
• rifle
• scope
• farm
• 50
• yards
• metres

[enfiled303]

@tubethiskiwi yer i will eventually buy a higher powered scope but at the moment this one is workign pretty well.

[tubethiskiwi]

@ntrudr800 I'm using a 3-12x42 with illuminated cross hairs...seems to push the rifle right out to it's effective best...it's a steady hand letting me down from there ;)

[ntrudr800]

@enfiled303 thnx :)

[enfiled303]

@ntrudr800 its a 4 x 40

[ntrudr800]

@tubethiskiwi Hey what power scope you use?

[enfiled303]

@ntrudr800 iv found that ammo prices over here in australia are almost double that of the us prices. cheapest 22mag ammo here is $21

[ntrudr800]

@enfiled303 I found CCI HP 40gr about US $10 per 50. The higher end stuff like Remington V-Max is about US $17 or so. This was at WalMart.

[enfiled303]

@tubethiskiwi yer i know even .22lr bullets can knock things out at over 200m. but in general people use the .22cals at 100m

[tubethiskiwi]

Bit unfair to limit range to 100 meters, I've knocked down rabbits and magpies at 200 meters with my Norinco 22Mag, sometimes a squeak more even...

[sattaboot]

i have a .22 magnum i use it for rabbits and squirls