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I don't think so! I didn't have my chrono back when I made this video. I plan on doing some more ammo comparisons soon.

I agree. They claim it is a 40 grain bullet at 1085 fps. That should work the action. These must have been an underpowered batch.

Thanks for watching! The CZ75 is an amazing pistol.

Unfortunately I did not. On a later date I did load the magazines and shot off some rounds, but I could only get in 14. The magazines are STIFF out of the box. I expect they will loosen up in time.

That's amazing! Thanks for sharing SSCoyote. Kidd makes some amazing stuff. I have a couple of their trigger systems on two of my 10/22s.

@@jtns2845 thanks for watching and I appreciate your kind words. The XD9 is a great pistol. Another great contender of the strikerfired market.

@@J0j0m10 thanks as always for watching JoJo. Hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving!

@ Have a good Thanksgiving!

Thanks as always for watching Frank. The pistol itself was very reliable, it was just the trigger that gave me some issues. Hoping it gets a little better as I get more rounds through it.

Thanks as always, my friend. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

@@texmexshoots Eh, lost my little combat kitten & good buddy last night, so i'm pretty bummed today. Circle of life, but it still sucks. You have a good thanksgiving too my friend.

@ I’m sorry to hear that brother. I’ve lost a few of my fur buddies recently as well. Sending prayers your way

@@texmexshoots Right back at your furry friends as well man. Have a great night and thanks very much.

Thanks for watching Roger! You’d be surprised at how much rimfires tend to prefer certain ammunitions

@@rogeralaniz2205 Winchester magnum rifle. Apparently the round was originally created by Winchester

@@eddycamp2492 Greetings from Texas! Tikka makes a wonderful rifle. I’ve been very happy with its quality and accuracy. My wife studied in France for a year during college. We are hoping to go visit in a few years during December and visit some Christmas markets. Take care and good shooting!

I was unaware of that. I appreciate the info!

Thanks for the info Randy! I appreciate the help.

@@gordonhood6265 Thanks for watching Gordon! I appreciate the info. Always important to read the manual

I would love a tour of a manufacturing plant! Although no one produces ammunition near me. At least not that I know of. Maybe someone with industry knowledge will come along and comment.

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it. I agree that the Hogue grips are superior to the wood insert grips. For some reason I fell in love with their look back in the 80's when they first became popular and that is why I have them on both those revolvers. But truth be told, I'd shoot them better with Hogues. Especially in 357. The big rubber grips make them much easier to control.

Thanks for watching John, and greetings from Texas! What brand of 22 long rifle ammunition do you prefer that is available to you over there?

​@@texmexshoots We get most of the popular ammo like the different Lapua, Eley, RWS, SK, CCI, Federal, Aguila and also some of the bulk boxes. My favorite is CCI Std vel and S&B Std Vel as it shoots good out of my rifle and the price is right. SK Std Plus is also good but not better. I tried some of the more expensive and precision ammo but with my rifle I don't get better precision and value for the price.

@@John-Nel Sounds like you have some great choices. I like CCI SV as well, and shoot Eley Target which might be a little better. Did one video testing some "Match" ammo out of a Tikka T1x and Ruger 10/22 LVT. I would like to get my hands on some SK and Lapua to test as well.

@@texmexshoots I have only the one rifle in .22LR, a Winchester 9422 with a Hawke Airmax 4-12x40 scope on it and I love it. While it is far from a match or precision rifle, it is capable of 1MOA on a good day but not always. I tested Eley Match, Tenex and Lapua Center-X, but it does not do better and I need a precision rifle to get the full value out of any of those, so I stopped testing the expensive stuff. Racing fuel does not make a slow car faster and precision ammo does not make a sporting rifle a match rifle. The best ever I got from the 9422 is 7mm (0.54MOA) at 50 meter and 15mm (0.52MOA) at 100 meter (109 yard), all with the CCI SV, but I could not repeat it for now. I would like to have a Marlin 39A and a Browning BL22 as well but they are not common here.

I agree. Although they make some great Reflex style sights for pistols, I would prefer enclosed ones for them as well. Just easier to maintain.

I love Mecgar mags. Been a big fan for a while. I just recall having trouble finding this particular model in stock.

Thanks Frank! Need to get that video edited. Lots of target camera footage which makes it a bit more work intensive. Hopefully within a couple of weeks I'll have it uploaded. My next video is about the continuing saga of my Marlin 39a misfire issue.

@@texmexshoots Looking forward to that, too.

Well Cory, that is the right answer. 😁 But if you can only have one, make sure to feel them in your hand first. That will help you tip the scales one way or the other.

Thanks for watching Boom! How did they work out?

Thanks Jojo. Seems the motion wake is becoming a standard feature now. And they all crank up to 11 😄

Yup, I've got another already on the way 😅

@texmexshoots keep em coming lol

Have you tried Blazer Brass? They have a 158 JHP.

@texmexshoots not yet. Might try those out next, especially for the brass. Handholding and finding really good success with 140gr xtp with H110

Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. The single six is the pistol that I carry the most when out hunting or just hiking around the property. A very versatile and handy sidearm.

@ thank you. a ruger single six is my get-home, car-trunk, survival-backpack piece.

A scratched up rifle is a well used rifle! I need to try some of those CCI TNTs. See how well I can group them out of this rifle. Thanks for watching!

Not necessarily. It depends on what you compare it to. However, all in all a 38 special revolver does not require too much maintenance.

@@texmexshoots Thanks for the response. I guess I'm comparing it to small handguns with clips.

@@unklecorky2181 Depending on how much you shoot, either a revolver or small semi-auto both may need to be cleaned. However, a semi-autos will require more disassembly to clean it well. Plus, they are also a little more complicated to function.

@@texmexshoots Understood. I'm looking at a Taurus 38 special with or without hammer snub nose. Probably with Hammer. Budget ya know.

@@texmexshoots You have a really good channel. Got to start somewhere ya know?

Thanks for watching Tom! I'm glad you liked it.

I feel the same way about my target camera. 😅

Thanks for watching! This rifle did like a couple of the loadings. Seemed to prefer the lighter and heavier loads.

Thanks for watching Frank. I agree that the LCP makes a great pocket pistol!

So...... I should forget about making ASMR content? 😄

That's fair. They are in two different categories.

I want the big prize! The large teddy bear. The Carny better fork it over. 😄

Thanks for watching Joe! Sounds like you currently have a nice collection. I think we've all felt the pain of missing a firearm we had to sell. But at least you found a nice Security Six, with a good scope to boot!

I think that was the birth of "Kentucky Windage"

Yes, there were great used Winchester rifles and shotguns on the market back then according to my FIL. Now they all cost a pretty penny.

@@Valorius Maybe they don't want to know how mediocre they are. If you "don't know it" then you can blame it on the rifle, or the sun, or other hunters.

Sadly find wounded and dead deer every year due to poor shots/unzeroed rifles.

Even a close friend of mine, who was in the Army, didn't realize he need to sight in the laser sight he attached to his pistol. Thought all he had to do was mount it on the rail and it was good to go. The sad part like Hobowalker said, is them carelessly wounding animals and causing unnecessary suffering.

Hey there Frank! Happy Friday! This location is near Barksdale Texas. More "Central" Texas than South. Is in the TX Hill Country which is beautiful but has some rough terrain. The sight tapper is called the "Wyoming Sight Drifter". I found it on the Skinner Sights website: skinnersights.com/collections/accessories-1/products/wyoming-sight-drifter

You beat me in being first up to comment!

Thanks!

Early bird and all.... 😁

@@texmexshoots I was busy making my lovely bride a cup of tea, or I'd have been first.

Thanks Raymond! I appreciate the kind words.

That makes perfect sense!

Definitely! I suppose you can use them in smoothbore rifles, but certainly not in any semi-auto.

Mr. 42pyroboy, you are a braver man than I. I'll only dabble in very minor gunsmithing. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Magsonin! You are correct. It seems they make both 38 and 40 grain hollowpoint rounds. I assume the 40 grain would be the slower round.

Another thing to consider, it is light and has low recoil for a 9mm PCC. Now that I have friends who have had severe shoulder injuries or surgery, shotguns or even an AR setup can be a bit much for them. That is where a rifle like this can really shine for home defense.

Thanks for watching! This great little pistol has become one of my main carry options. Especially when I need to use a pocket holster.