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Looking into a Henry .22 mag and I really appreciated your efforts in this vid w/ different weights and accuracy at 50 yards. Good job and thank you-I think I’ll buy that thing.

Not accurate at all

To accurately determine which is shooting tighter, I use a plastic 'circle guide' which has properly round holes of specific size. See which circle fits all the shots the best. For initial shooting, don't worry about in the ten ring or not, find out how well it shoots and how far from the intended point of impact the center of the fired shots are located. Then, adjust sights accordingly. Those revolvers have 'fixed sights' and cannot be adjusted by simple moving the sights so many clicks. But they can be adjusted. The process requires a small, fine FILE. One may not want to do this with an old and collectable revolver like the M&P. Adjustable sights are easier. Fixed sights are less prone to be knocked out of alignment. I'm not sure of the distance to the targets, but both groups look quite useful. Second groups. Group sizes look similar. The M&P target shows the shots are stringing down and to the left. This is indicative of the right handed shooting tightening the grip of the shooting hand tighter as the revolver fires, which speads the impacts in that typical fashion. Guess how I know that. Still, discounting the 'flyer' rounds the groups are satisfactory. Obligatory. I have several M&P revolvers and several M10 revolvers. Yes, I am quite fond of them.

Love the226 ammo prices suck ass

Do not dry fire. Proceeds to dry fire.😂

Bună ziua cît costă o lunetă Leopold de la 2-12x50?

Where did you get that scabbard from?

I was impressed with both rifles. Good shooting. I’ve got a CZ 457 with a Lilja barrel and. KRG Bravo stock. I’ve got some videos of 30 shot groups if you’re interested but your Tikka holds up really well against my more expensive rifle.

Excellent video and your findings were exactly what I expected. The only thing more finicky than ammo selection for a .22 is selecting pellets for a magnum spring air rifle. I chose the SP101 .22 a long time ago as my farm/camping sidearm where there are zero 4 legged threats. It is a solid utility firearm that will last a lifetime. I added the Hogue finger grip to it and it completely transformed the gun. Much more comfortable over the original grip. I do think the Single-Six is prettier.

ELEY Match is really a good ammo.

The Tikka is a good shooting rifle. I did not hear you complain about any issue with it. You didn't say, "This will be a good rifle once I put a Kidd trigger in it," or anything else needed to improve it. BTW: You have ruined Aguila .22LR ammo for me. The smell never bothered me until you brought it up. I was testing new mags in my 10/22 project gun with Aguila bulk pack, and ended up unconsciously holding my breath while shooting. It does have it's own distinctive odor. So, I guess that I have to switch over to Norma now?

The Tikka is very nice. Thanks TexMex!

Thanks for doing this, it looks fun with a large serving of hard work. I'm surprised the autoloader 10/22 performed that closely to the Tikka.

That's a really nice looking rifle man. Good video brother.

Thanks TexMex, that's a lot of fun work right there. It certainly lets you know what shoots best for each rifle. The Eley Match works well for me.

My Tikka and Bergara are my most accurate rifles.

I built a very accurate 10/22 many years ago that I still shoot often and recently I bought a Tikka T1X. After shooting a tremendous amount of target ammo, match ammo, every day standard velocity and high velocity ammo. I find that 1050-1080 fps with a 40gr lead bullet (not copper coated) is the most accurate out of these 2 extremely accurate rifles. The match ammo isn't all that much more accurate and sometimes less accurate than the less expensive standard velocity ammo, but it is much more consistent. It seems the extra money goes more to consistency than it does to extreme accuracy. In my other 22 rifles (a 146 B Mossberg and a 142LSA Mossberg target are also very accurate but not to the extent of the 10/22 and Tikka) the differences are more pronounced on these as they are simply less accurate, so the groups are larger and overall, they are more picky about ammo than the Tikka or the 10/22. Overall, I find my Tikka T1X to be more consistently accurate than my custom build 10/22 with most ammo. The Tikka T1X with most match ammo is ridiculously accurate rifle. You can hunt spent 22 lr cases with it all day at 50 yards.

You should have had some Remington golden bullets in your demo.I think the jamming problem with your 1022 is the gun all these semi autos from 2000 on seem to have the problem.I think they just put cheaper parts on the inside and make the outside look flashey all my older 22s eat everything and never fail but these newer ones in rifle and pistol seem to have cycling problems

I've never been a fan of the large loops.

try some SK Biathlon ammunition...mine shots perfect with this kind of ammunition.

You don’t need a scope on a lever gun but a red dot works great.

Henry is side ejecting and it comes pre-drilled and tapped for a rail. It’s a better gun. The new big boy x even has a threaded barrel and a side loading gate.

Great vid. I have owned or own all of those. I owned the 22 lr Beretta DA and just got a 950b 25 auto Beretta. The 950 is indeed smaller than the DA version. On the 950 there is a 'safety' which is called the half cock notch but it is more like the old Colt single action army safety notch.. it works tho.. In my testing the Berettas are always the most accurate. The Colt vest pocket is not too far behind that tho. My Colt is the old Colt vest pocket made in the 1920's and is maybe a bit smaller than the Spanish one you show which I have never seen one. I think for some of the guns like Beretta the gun control thing in 1968 dates the smaller ones pre 1968 My hands are large but not meaty meaning I can get two fingers on the 950 grip and never get slide bite with any gun I own. one thing is my 950 has these pear grips and they look great but... they are carved in such a way that they are extremely functional for me. the left hand grip has a shallow shelf that exactly puts my thumb in the correct position while the right grip has a shallow finger groove that positions the trigger finger. I did not expect them to be all that useful but they really work

Shoots hole in boat

I have several CVLIFE products (scopes, bi-pods, etc.) I'm satisfied with them. This scope however looks like a higher quality than what I have. I may have to check it out, but looking forward to your review after testing it on a couple of rifles. Thanks!!

The sp 101 has a terrible trigger

Looking for simi auto

Shocking! Winchester fails to extract. This ammo always gives me problems with any rifle.

I have reviewed probably 40+ CVLIFE products, I think 2 of them were not to my satisfaction, and in both cases they took my feedback and subsequently improved the products. Ron Spomer did a review on their $39 3-9 and was stunned at how good it is. CVLIFE is definitely good stuff.

CVLIFE has been stepping up their game lately.

P226 legion for me all day everyday, just a phenomenal gun!!!

what is that gun case

I've always had an issue with the single action \ double action thing! They should be reversed. Cocking the hammer, then pulling the trigger is 2 actions! Just pulling the trigger is 1 action. 😭

2 days ago, I bought a very nice Beretta 950 so now I have 2 Baby Brownings and 1 Beretta 950. I just need to find a Colt Junior to complete the package of what I consider the 3 best CC 25 ACP pistols to own. The Beretta 950 has its mag release on the side of the grip. The release is basically a large screw with a spring under it. Over time this can become loose and back out more and more over time allowing the release to become disengaged more easily which can be a problem. The spring is also a little lighter than I like as it allows the mag to be disengaged even while in a light holster with enough pressure applied. This is easily fixed (like I did) by carefully removing the left grip which are fragile so be careful, and then going to the hardware store and buying a spring make with heavier gage coils increasing the force needed to disengage the mag release. Cut the donor spring to proper length by trial and error and when the correct length is found check for proper function. If you want more or less weight find a spring that suits your purpose. Clean & degrease the threaded end of the release well and apply a small amount of blue (not permanent) loctite and it will not back itself out over time but can be removed if need be.

I have had the pleasure of owning both you really can’t go wrong with either model. I would say the CZ ergos are a bit more to my liking. It seems less bulky than a 226. As far as racking the gun the 226 wins hands down! The SP01 tactical is hard to rack the gun without taking off skin. People who haven’t shot one will not understand how hard it can be unless you get it milled for an optic. I would get the SP01 tactical and upgrade the trigger. The 226 is just a little to bulky and if you run something like a Surefire X300 or a TLR1 HL that thing is a tank. Really it comes down to what configuration the pistols is in I.E SA, Da , Da/Sa, LEM, Dak.

I absolutely love my tikka t1, its amazingly accurate

I like that Tikka offers 10-round magazines for both their .22 and the T3 CTR in 6.5CM. Great review of this rifle! I went to break in a Taurus Tx 22 pistol and tried it with several different brands and types to see what it would like best. That CCI standard velocity ended up working most consistently (along with Monarch standard velocity 40 grain). As the pistol is finally broke in, I still prefer the CCI for most consistent accuracy.

GET SOME SPARE FIRING PINS! THEY DO BREAK IN THE T1X RIFLES!!! POOR DESIGN!!😢

Looks like you’re pretty dangerous with both! Lol. Nice vid. Thank you.

Put hogue monogrip on sp101. All the difference in the world.

Your gonna love it. The Tikka T1X and Bergara B14R are my two most accurate 22 rifles. My factory trigger went down to about 1lb. I finally changed to a Jard trigger which is ounces. Now you need a couple more magazines, bigger scope and about $500 worth of match ammo lol.

Go check out the Gunviking, he shoots the Tikka T1X and does a fine job!❤❤❤

Very nice shooting. i think that’s the best i’ve seen a t1x shoot cci sv! congrats, Cheers

I forgot congrats on your new rifle. I'm looking forward to the 100 yard testing, & comparison videos.

You have the rifle resting in a way that allows you to work the bolt without moving the rifle; why do you move the rifle? While you're getting great accuracy, it seems as though you're not getting the accuracy you could achieve. I know in your lever action vids the bags were set up in such a way you had to lift the rifle to work the action.

Thanks TexMex! That certainly is an awesome shooting rifle. I do see people always bragging about their Tikka rifles. This shows why. I think you'll really enjoy this one for sure. I need you to start shooting some of the 22 challenge targets out there with this Tikka. It will certainly do the job. I made a target called "dots" that is a page pull of 1/4 inch dots that I use at 50 yards. I like to see how many rounds I can get in the center of the dot. I'll see if I can send it to you. Oh, I still occasionally tap on my scopes too. Mainly the older model ones. And I have a Vari-X II 3-9x50 on my 270 that I had put together back around 1990.

Wow. In order to determine if the rifle shoots better after it breaks on you will need to get out to 100 yards. At 50 yards with all-rounds-touching you can't make my of an appraisal of its accuracy. Very impressive. Good analogy about CCI Standard Velocity being a gateway drug. Bulk pack ammo is fun, but the increase in accuracy and function with better ammo is addictive. Good shooting, BTW. The rifle and ammo didn't do all the work. And its difficult to focus on precession shooting when there's a brisket back home waiting for you. Give us a brisket update.

Congratulations on the Tikka. Beautiful, accurate rifle. I just bought 1 a few weeks ago and I Love it! It's the most accurate 22 I've owned. I have a Tikka T3 in 308 and another T3 in 7mm mag so I am a Tikka guy. With my T1X 22lr I've recently gotten a few 50 yard 3 shot groups of just 1/8". My best 5 shot center to center is 1/4" with match ammo. I fire 3-5 rounds of any given round and then fire my accuracy group. Surprisingly it makes a pretty big difference with some ammo and very little to none with other ammo. Being able to cover most 10 shot 50 yard groups with a dime is common with mine using match ammo.

Great review brother! Fancy rifle.

people can say all they want the finest proven military / police and civilian double / single action revolver is smith and wesson model 10, 38special. they speak and handle with authority. papa