So glad that I moved to an acreage out of city limits so I don’t have to go to the range anymore and put up with the noise. I now have my own range just a few steps out my back door.
Yep, can definitely hear the difference both in the report and on the steel, and definitely in the cycling. Thanx for the great vid. Gonna go get some of that quiet semi auto.
Thank You for making this video sir. I did not even know any such ammo existed. Nice 10/22 stock too. Don't worry about apologizing for noise in your videos. Anybody that watches a video shot on a range used by multiple people should understand. I think your videos have very good content man.
It's just a lot of people are probably trying to hear how loud they are, or aren't, which doesn't exactly coincide with other shots going off at the same time. When I make my all .22 quiet rounds comparo video that I've been wanting to do (Colibri's, CB's, Shorts, Longs, Quiets), it's going to have to be somewhere else. Might be good to test them in the woods anyway, away from everyone, like a real hunting enviroment. But thanks for the comment and support man. And that's a factory 10/22 stock, but it was a dealer exclusive. I think it looks dope too lol, expecially with the silver scope. When I get those multiple 20moa bases off of there for shooting 400+ yards when I finish those videos up, it will look a lot sleeker.
@@BuckeyeBallistics agreed, it was worth every cent to get it with the purple! Back when I bought mine (jeez, that must have been back in 2009...ish?) I got a silly good deal on it for $279.99 plus tax so about the same price. They had the purple/grey, a red/grey and a super sick looking green/gray. I regret selling that rifle so much, the 10/22 is such an awesome little rifle. It was my first gun I bought as an adult, intended to sink a lot of money into it buuuut then life happened lol. 11 years and many guns later, never added a "purple squirrel slayer" back into my collection. Maybe one of these days, I'll look into finding another one and finally bring those plans to fruition.
@@michellepietroburgo9141 Yeah I remember all those colors. If you have a 10/22 currently, I have seen people sell these stocks on ebay occasionally, take offs of course. You may have to keep looking every week until one pops up. I had to sell my original 10/22 also many years ago when I was between jobs, black and stainless. Then I bought this one a few years back, picturing the silver scope on top which I finally did a couple years ago. Hard to find silver scopes!
Hey Buffalo. Yeah I love the regular quiets, especially the segmented ones, but it always sucked having to manually cycle them lol. From the 18" barrel, they are righr between the regular quiets, and a subsonic as far as noise is concerned. I'm betting out of a longer barrel, they would be much quieter, closer to the original quiets. I would love to hear them out of a suppressed pistol, but I don't own one. I'm sure they would be dead silent then, and still cycle the action. If yah got one, you should try it!
Thank you for the 411. I'm a BIG 22lr shooter. I had been buying CCI QUIETS for a while, love how QUIET they were through my CZ 452 Ultra Lux (28.6" barrel) but it is a BOLT ACTION RIFLE. I just heard about the SEMI-AUTO QUIETS a few days ago on the internet but I was able to find them at Bass Pro the other day. I'm anxious to try them out, Here is something you may find INTERESTING, check out a OLD REMINGTON 550-1 22lr. Its able to cycle 22shorts, so it ACTUALLY does work with the OLD CCI QUIETS.😯😁👍 There is still a few of them out there in good working condition for a reasonable price considering they NICE WELL MADE 22lr rifle.🤔😁👍
That looks like an awesome rifle, I'll have to add one to the collection one day. You should check ou the .22/rimfire playlist on the channel for my vast list of .22 videos, or just take a scroll through the channel. Thanks for the recommendation!
I use the quiets in my sons crickett for dispatching skunks in my subdivision. Its out in the country on a lake with big open fields but its a game preserve so we can't shoot all the whitetails and axis deer that run around. I do know ppl on the other side of the lake that shoot Axis Deer with the quiets from 20yds and they are DRT with an eatshot.
Just seeing this video now. I'm looking to move up from an air rifle in dealing with the squirrels in my pecan tree, but I live within the city limits. The nearest neighbors are flaming liberals, and on the other side of them are Canadian transplants (don't know their politics, but I do know they're not into guns). So I still need my firearm/ammo to be quiet. I've been considering using quiet ammo through a 10/22 carbine (no threaded barrel or can). I didn't know CCI made a semi-auto version of the Quiet-22. This could be just the ticket. Thanks!
@@Mihogan differently than imagined, but in the same vein. I use the standard Quiet-22s in a Henry lever action that cycles S/L/LR just fine. In addition to the Quiets, I sometimes use CCI's CB 22 Long, LRN 29gr, also rated 710 fps. However, because of the lighter projectile, the CB Longs don't have quite power of the Quiet-22s, which can penetrate a 1x4 at 10 yards.
seriously don't worry about the background noise I could hear the shots perfectly. so glad that there is silent ammo that cycles through semi auto firearms, does anyone know if these will cycle through a gsg AK 22lr?
The first rounds I thought they weren't firing. Heard nothing. The second round the semis were a tad louder but quieter than a suppressed round. Wonder how they would do in like a Taurus TX 22 pistol.
I tried them in my TX22 after the barrel was messed up (if you saw the review video), and they worked 95% of the time. I just didn't put that in this video because I didn't want to listen to everyone telling me I'm a retard or this and that for continuing to use a damaged firearm (replacement barrel is on the way, also priviledged info). So anyway, not sure if the 5% failure rate was due to the barrel, the 20° weather the day I tried it, or the fact that it isn't even broken in yet. Hopefully you'll apreciate this insight and not be one of the ones that would condemn me for shooting it a couple more times in it's current state...
Just bought 6 boxes of CCI Quiet-22 22LR 40 grain/ 710 FPS Target. Got them at Walmart 4/19/2021. The box says it may be used in Semi-automatic firearms, however, manual cycling of the action may be required. And Yes you have to manual cycle it in my model 60 and my 10/22. I was told that CCI change the round weight to address the cycle problems with automatic rifles. I guess not.
No, you have to buy what I show here in the video, which is different. They have "quiet-22" and then "quiet-22 semi-auto," the latter of which this video features which does have the heavier bullet. You bought the regular ones which are not what's shown in this video...
Pity nobody else there were shooting the CCI Quiet ammo. Not a plug for Ruger but, gotta say that my best performing rimfire rifle is my 10/22. Had it over forty years and never had a problem. About a million accessories available for it and it balances and handles well. With a quality scope it's a great small game gun. I see that the Quiets won't even flip targets. What is the muzzle energy and velocity from the 20" Ruger barrel??
No .22 rounds flip those targets over. I have to hit them 2 or 3 times in a row very fast to knock them over. A lot of times the .380 won't knock them over either, not enough energy. And the barrel on my 10/22 is 18.5", which is the standard barrel length these days (not sure about your golden oldie one). And I don't know, I'll have to do a chrono video with it this year.
Marty Jewell Assuming the full (or close to it) velocity is achieved, with the velocity of 830(ish), and the grains of 45. If I’m correct, the ft-lbs of energy should be around 69.68. (Velocity * velocity * mass / 450240) So around 70, the standard 22lr should be like 120-127 :)
@@UltraDude2000, I'll take your word for all this as my math (and computer skills) suck. Now if I had a slide rule.....Seriously, thanks for the physics lesson. I do get the energy numbers.
If I had to guess it's because a regular HP wouldn't mushroom at this speed. The Segmented is a different story though. Would love to see this version in a Segmented HP as well.
Regular quiets? Then it has a weak recoil spring. If it cycles rounds that underpowered reliably, then the high and hyper velocity stuff will beat it up, slamming the bolt back hard as hell with each shot, which will accelerate wear and may eventually lead to broken parts. I would only shoot light loads out of it if that's the case. Otherwise, I would replace or upgrade the recoil spring for high velocity ammo usage. Just my opinion though...
@@BuckeyeBallistics nope sorry. Its truth, this rifle eats everything and there are already tons of videos of people showing this. I doubt every owner of a sig 522 has a weak recoil spring from factory?? Its just that good, and uses BlackDog mags. Enough said. But thanks for your vids, I just subd. Take care
Thanks for the sub. I wasn't saying it was a weak spring from the factory like it was defective or anything, just that it's a weaker spring than others. Yes, I'm sure it will eat anything, due to the spring. If it feeds quiets, of course it will feed anything else. But with that soft of a spring, shooting the higher velocity ammo will wear it out faster. The more power a round has, the harder it slams the action back, metal smacking metal. The recoil spring helps combat that. Have you ever heard of +p ammunition for pistols like 9mm & .45? (It's more powerful) They recommend you only shoot +p occasionally or otherwise upgrade your recoil spring to a stiffer one for longevity of the weapon. That's all I was trying to say. By all means run whatever you wish through it. It could probably handle 10,000 rounds of the highest velocity stuff without any issues. However eventually it would meet it's demise. Lighter loads will extend it's life span though. Anyway, just clarifying what I was trying to say, no other intent meant or implied. Thanks again for subscribing.
@@BuckeyeBallistics thanks man, I see what you meant now. My apologies. And so in that sense, I think I will agree with you and say yes, it's a weaker recoil spring. And yeah by 10k rounds every recoil spring should be examined or replaced, maybe even sooner. Cheers!
@@b12y5e No apology necessary, but thank you. Sometimes it's hard to perfectly interpret black and white, as tone of voice and verbal inflection is sometimes absent.
Cool test. I was just at the CCI website last night and noticed those. New to me. I can hear the semi-auto's are a tad louder than the regular quiet's...now I'm wondering how the semi-auto's compare to the regular .22 short for sound. Are the semi-auto's quieter than a .22 short? I know the regular Quiet is, but I don't know if the semi-auto is.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Sorry. Yeah, CB Short. There used to be two kinds, CB & BB, but for a long time now, there's just CB. To me, that's the "regular" short. Anyway, good to hear you're going to be testing that soon. Thanks. =)
@@BuckeyeBallistics alright thanks man. Do you think kits quiet enough my closest neighbors who are about 70ish yards away would even notice im shooting? I'm also in some dense forest?
You just asked me about this the other day on my other video lol, when I told you about the CB shorts/longs and Aguila Colibri's. As I stated in this video, these "semi auto" quiets are a little louder than the standard quiets. And again, as for your neighbors, I still think they could hear it if they're outside- but if they can't see you then honestly it only sounds like a pellet gun so how are they going to know it's a .22? I'm not encouraging you to do anything illegal because I'm not sure why you're so concerned with the neighbors, but that's my take on it all. CB shorts and CB longs would be pretty quiet from a 23" barrel, and you can just single load them if your gun isn't chambered for them and they will work.
@@BuckeyeBallistics oh shoot its you again I'm asking multiple people to see what they think to get more info but yeah I guess i just didn't see it's the same channel
Well as I said in the beginning of the video, it was set up on 20moa risers because we were shooting long range videos with it... They angle the scope so you can shoot further.
No but that kind of defeats the purpose, because these will still be loud out of a short barrel like that. I have shot cb shorts out of rifles numerous times (and they are quieter), and then I tried them in a pistol once and they were still quite loud, loud enough to require hearing protection. If you want a quiet .22 pistol, then you need a 6" revolver and shoot Aguila Colibri, which have absolutely no power or range.
Thanks. And yeah lol, those don't cycle but are a ton of fun to shoot. I just shot about 100 cb shorts and cb longs last week, along with both quiets, and some colibris. I'm working on a comparison video this spring.
@Southern Gunslinger I use CCI .22CB in my Henry lever to shoot invasive rabbits without disturbing my neighbors. They knock down a rabbit easily. I of course live in a rural area with few neighbors and I am very careful which direction I shoot.
@@BuckeyeBallistics I've never encountered a .22 actioned in that manner, but it sounds like a nice way to go. Never had a pump-action .22 either but would like to.
I explained the scope mount. Ever try to shoot a .22 500 yards? No? That's what I thought. That's what is necessary to do such. And yes, sorry that's the only place I have to shoot. So unless you have some quiet property you would like to donate, I don't really have an option. I think you should take your BS and your attitude elsewhere.
That back ground noise is the sound of freedom ! No apology nessary.
Spell check necessary.
@@john091077 Da!
Lmao, yeah America is real free!!
What a fucking joke
@@backyardbraaapn1017 If we didn't have the 2nd ammendment ...
Apologize for your spelling.
So glad that I moved to an acreage out of city limits so I don’t have to go to the range anymore and put up with the noise. I now have my own range just a few steps out my back door.
U lucky dawg!
Yep, can definitely hear the difference both in the report and on the steel, and definitely in the cycling. Thanx for the great vid. Gonna go get some of that quiet semi auto.
Thank You for making this video sir. I did not even know any such ammo existed. Nice 10/22 stock too. Don't worry about apologizing for noise in your videos. Anybody that watches a video shot on a range used by multiple people should understand. I think your videos have very good content man.
It's just a lot of people are probably trying to hear how loud they are, or aren't, which doesn't exactly coincide with other shots going off at the same time. When I make my all .22 quiet rounds comparo video that I've been wanting to do (Colibri's, CB's, Shorts, Longs, Quiets), it's going to have to be somewhere else. Might be good to test them in the woods anyway, away from everyone, like a real hunting enviroment. But thanks for the comment and support man. And that's a factory 10/22 stock, but it was a dealer exclusive. I think it looks dope too lol, expecially with the silver scope. When I get those multiple 20moa bases off of there for shooting 400+ yards when I finish those videos up, it will look a lot sleeker.
My first firearm ever, that exact purple/gray stock Ruger, haven't seen one in that color in a LONG time!
It was a dealer exclusive, paid $300 for mine. Worth the extra $50 to me, considering a custom stock costs much more.
@@BuckeyeBallistics agreed, it was worth every cent to get it with the purple! Back when I bought mine (jeez, that must have been back in 2009...ish?) I got a silly good deal on it for $279.99 plus tax so about the same price. They had the purple/grey, a red/grey and a super sick looking green/gray. I regret selling that rifle so much, the 10/22 is such an awesome little rifle. It was my first gun I bought as an adult, intended to sink a lot of money into it buuuut then life happened lol. 11 years and many guns later, never added a "purple squirrel slayer" back into my collection.
Maybe one of these days, I'll look into finding another one and finally bring those plans to fruition.
@@michellepietroburgo9141 Yeah I remember all those colors. If you have a 10/22 currently, I have seen people sell these stocks on ebay occasionally, take offs of course. You may have to keep looking every week until one pops up. I had to sell my original 10/22 also many years ago when I was between jobs, black and stainless. Then I bought this one a few years back, picturing the silver scope on top which I finally did a couple years ago. Hard to find silver scopes!
Good video. I haven't tried the semi auto quiets yet but we go through a lot of the regular quiets here at the Buffalo range.
Hey Buffalo. Yeah I love the regular quiets, especially the segmented ones, but it always sucked having to manually cycle them lol. From the 18" barrel, they are righr between the regular quiets, and a subsonic as far as noise is concerned. I'm betting out of a longer barrel, they would be much quieter, closer to the original quiets. I would love to hear them out of a suppressed pistol, but I don't own one. I'm sure they would be dead silent then, and still cycle the action. If yah got one, you should try it!
@@BuckeyeBallistics Quiet 22 Semi-Auto lr, did not cycle for me, not sure why
Thank you for the 411. I'm a BIG 22lr shooter. I had been buying CCI QUIETS for a while, love how QUIET they were through my CZ 452 Ultra Lux (28.6" barrel) but it is a BOLT ACTION RIFLE. I just heard about the SEMI-AUTO QUIETS a few days ago on the internet but I was able to find them at Bass Pro the other day. I'm anxious to try them out, Here is something you may find INTERESTING, check out a OLD REMINGTON 550-1 22lr. Its able to cycle 22shorts, so it ACTUALLY does work with the OLD CCI QUIETS.😯😁👍 There is still a few of them out there in good working condition for a reasonable price considering they NICE WELL MADE 22lr rifle.🤔😁👍
That looks like an awesome rifle, I'll have to add one to the collection one day. You should check ou the .22/rimfire playlist on the channel for my vast list of .22 videos, or just take a scroll through the channel. Thanks for the recommendation!
I use the quiets in my sons crickett for dispatching skunks in my subdivision. Its out in the country on a lake with big open fields but its a game preserve so we can't shoot all the whitetails and axis deer that run around. I do know ppl on the other side of the lake that shoot Axis Deer with the quiets from 20yds and they are DRT with an eatshot.
Just seeing this video now. I'm looking to move up from an air rifle in dealing with the squirrels in my pecan tree, but I live within the city limits. The nearest neighbors are flaming liberals, and on the other side of them are Canadian transplants (don't know their politics, but I do know they're not into guns).
So I still need my firearm/ammo to be quiet. I've been considering using quiet ammo through a 10/22 carbine (no threaded barrel or can). I didn't know CCI made a semi-auto version of the Quiet-22. This could be just the ticket. Thanks!
How'd it work out for you bud?
@@Mihogan differently than imagined, but in the same vein. I use the standard Quiet-22s in a Henry lever action that cycles S/L/LR just fine. In addition to the Quiets, I sometimes use CCI's CB 22 Long, LRN 29gr, also rated 710 fps. However, because of the lighter projectile, the CB Longs don't have quite power of the Quiet-22s, which can penetrate a 1x4 at 10 yards.
Nice video, this helps me choose a semi auto .22lr. Thanks!
Yeeup, thanks for watching.
seriously don't worry about the background noise I could hear the shots perfectly. so glad that there is silent ammo that cycles through semi auto firearms, does anyone know if these will cycle through a gsg AK 22lr?
The first rounds I thought they weren't firing. Heard nothing. The second round the semis were a tad louder but quieter than a suppressed round. Wonder how they would do in like a Taurus TX 22 pistol.
I tried them in my TX22 after the barrel was messed up (if you saw the review video), and they worked 95% of the time. I just didn't put that in this video because I didn't want to listen to everyone telling me I'm a retard or this and that for continuing to use a damaged firearm (replacement barrel is on the way, also priviledged info). So anyway, not sure if the 5% failure rate was due to the barrel, the 20° weather the day I tried it, or the fact that it isn't even broken in yet. Hopefully you'll apreciate this insight and not be one of the ones that would condemn me for shooting it a couple more times in it's current state...
@@BuckeyeBallistics
Your feedback is greatly appreciated. We all have the same goal. Screw the negativity. We get enough of that from the socialists.
I feel like the quiet semi auto is a perfect small game round in a bolt gun
Yeah with a 22-24" barrel, it would be pretty quiet.
Just bought 6 boxes of CCI Quiet-22 22LR 40 grain/ 710 FPS Target. Got them at Walmart 4/19/2021. The box says it may be used in Semi-automatic firearms, however, manual cycling of the action may be required. And Yes you have to manual cycle it in my model 60 and my 10/22. I was told that CCI change the round weight to address the cycle problems with automatic rifles. I guess not.
These are new ammo and new boxes.
No, you have to buy what I show here in the video, which is different. They have "quiet-22" and then "quiet-22 semi-auto," the latter of which this video features which does have the heavier bullet. You bought the regular ones which are not what's shown in this video...
@@BuckeyeBallistics Thank you, I’ll try order them the “Semi-auto type
Awesome video, thanks!!
Pity nobody else there were shooting the CCI Quiet ammo. Not a plug for Ruger but, gotta say that my best performing rimfire rifle is my 10/22. Had it over forty years and never had a problem. About a million accessories available for it and it balances and handles well. With a quality scope it's a great small game gun. I see that the Quiets won't even flip targets. What is the muzzle energy and velocity from the 20" Ruger barrel??
No .22 rounds flip those targets over. I have to hit them 2 or 3 times in a row very fast to knock them over. A lot of times the .380 won't knock them over either, not enough energy. And the barrel on my 10/22 is 18.5", which is the standard barrel length these days (not sure about your golden oldie one). And I don't know, I'll have to do a chrono video with it this year.
Marty Jewell Assuming the full (or close to it) velocity is achieved, with the velocity of 830(ish), and the grains of 45.
If I’m correct, the ft-lbs of energy should be around 69.68.
(Velocity * velocity * mass / 450240)
So around 70, the standard 22lr should be like 120-127 :)
@@UltraDude2000 Yeah and that's a lot more than the standard quiets, at only 40 some lbs of energy...
@@UltraDude2000, I'll take your word for all this as my math (and computer skills) suck. Now if I had a slide rule.....Seriously, thanks for the physics lesson. I do get the energy numbers.
@@BuckeyeBallistics, oops!! My bad. Think the standard Ruger barrels were/are 18.5", just checked mine and it's 18.5" too. Alzheimer's.
That stock is awesome. Is it purple? Love it
Yeah
What did you do to your scope mount 😂
Multiple 20MOA risers for shooting 500 yards. I have a few videos out about it, shooting .22 500 yards.
Thanks for the video
good vid ,, now if CCi would just make this 835fps ammo in HP or Segmented it would be the best hunting ammo ever...
I thought the same- why do they make the standard quiets in HP but not these?
If I had to guess it's because a regular HP wouldn't mushroom at this speed. The Segmented is a different story though. Would love to see this version in a Segmented HP as well.
My Sig 522 cycles all ammo including the old CCI Quiets. Reliably
Regular quiets? Then it has a weak recoil spring. If it cycles rounds that underpowered reliably, then the high and hyper velocity stuff will beat it up, slamming the bolt back hard as hell with each shot, which will accelerate wear and may eventually lead to broken parts. I would only shoot light loads out of it if that's the case. Otherwise, I would replace or upgrade the recoil spring for high velocity ammo usage. Just my opinion though...
@@BuckeyeBallistics nope sorry. Its truth, this rifle eats everything and there are already tons of videos of people showing this. I doubt every owner of a sig 522 has a weak recoil spring from factory?? Its just that good, and uses BlackDog mags. Enough said. But thanks for your vids, I just subd. Take care
Thanks for the sub. I wasn't saying it was a weak spring from the factory like it was defective or anything, just that it's a weaker spring than others. Yes, I'm sure it will eat anything, due to the spring. If it feeds quiets, of course it will feed anything else. But with that soft of a spring, shooting the higher velocity ammo will wear it out faster. The more power a round has, the harder it slams the action back, metal smacking metal. The recoil spring helps combat that. Have you ever heard of +p ammunition for pistols like 9mm & .45? (It's more powerful) They recommend you only shoot +p occasionally or otherwise upgrade your recoil spring to a stiffer one for longevity of the weapon. That's all I was trying to say. By all means run whatever you wish through it. It could probably handle 10,000 rounds of the highest velocity stuff without any issues. However eventually it would meet it's demise. Lighter loads will extend it's life span though. Anyway, just clarifying what I was trying to say, no other intent meant or implied. Thanks again for subscribing.
@@BuckeyeBallistics thanks man, I see what you meant now. My apologies. And so in that sense, I think I will agree with you and say yes, it's a weaker recoil spring. And yeah by 10k rounds every recoil spring should be examined or replaced, maybe even sooner. Cheers!
@@b12y5e No apology necessary, but thank you. Sometimes it's hard to perfectly interpret black and white, as tone of voice and verbal inflection is sometimes absent.
Yeah camera mics don’t differentiate firearm noises even suppressed all that well.
Cool test. I was just at the CCI website last night and noticed those. New to me. I can hear the semi-auto's are a tad louder than the regular quiet's...now I'm wondering how the semi-auto's compare to the regular .22 short for sound.
Are the semi-auto's quieter than a .22 short?
I know the regular Quiet is, but I don't know if the semi-auto is.
A CB short? No. A regular short? Not sure. Will be doing comparo video of all that in the next couple months.
@@BuckeyeBallistics Sorry. Yeah, CB Short. There used to be two kinds, CB & BB, but for a long time now, there's just CB. To me, that's the "regular" short. Anyway, good to hear you're going to be testing that soon. Thanks. =)
Holy sky scraper scope mount Batman
Very awesome, gotta pick some up.
Yea. I hope they come out with a segmented version of these like they did with the regular quiets.
Guns&Cars Yes! That would be awesome.
They were in my 22 auto's also.
How actually quiet are the semis? I'll have to buy some if they are quiet enough.
As I said in the video, a tad louder than the regular quiets- but still not quite as loud as a subsonic (but getting close).
I shot a couple rounds of cci quiet 22lr and had to cycle manually after firing each round....I thought my ruger 10/22 was broken.
Nope, not enough recoil.
@@BuckeyeBallistics same here, was wondering why it didn't cycle
How long is that barrel I have a 23 inch barrel on my 22 woukd it be simular to that sound wise I've heard shorter barrel are louder
18.5". Yes, the longer barrel will be slightly quieter- I always noticed this difference between my 10/22 and 22" Marlin I used to have...
@@BuckeyeBallistics alright thanks man. Do you think kits quiet enough my closest neighbors who are about 70ish yards away would even notice im shooting? I'm also in some dense forest?
You just asked me about this the other day on my other video lol, when I told you about the CB shorts/longs and Aguila Colibri's. As I stated in this video, these "semi auto" quiets are a little louder than the standard quiets. And again, as for your neighbors, I still think they could hear it if they're outside- but if they can't see you then honestly it only sounds like a pellet gun so how are they going to know it's a .22? I'm not encouraging you to do anything illegal because I'm not sure why you're so concerned with the neighbors, but that's my take on it all. CB shorts and CB longs would be pretty quiet from a 23" barrel, and you can just single load them if your gun isn't chambered for them and they will work.
@@BuckeyeBallistics oh shoot its you again I'm asking multiple people to see what they think to get more info but yeah I guess i just didn't see it's the same channel
@@BuckeyeBallistics yeah I completely agree with you just seeing what other people's outlooks on it are
I wonder if these would cycle my HP22a....hmmm. thanks for the interesting video.
If it cycles subsonics, then there is a chance. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Why is your scope so high? Nice video.
Well as I said in the beginning of the video, it was set up on 20moa risers because we were shooting long range videos with it... They angle the scope so you can shoot further.
Have you tried Semi-Auto out of pistol barrel?
No but that kind of defeats the purpose, because these will still be loud out of a short barrel like that. I have shot cb shorts out of rifles numerous times (and they are quieter), and then I tried them in a pistol once and they were still quite loud, loud enough to require hearing protection. If you want a quiet .22 pistol, then you need a 6" revolver and shoot Aguila Colibri, which have absolutely no power or range.
Are you sure you have enough rails on that 10/22?
I sure didn't- I still ran out of adjustment on my scope at 500 yards.
Is that a stock gun or one that this guy has abused?
How'd that penetration test prevail with ol' girl? She seems a little weathered but reliable and down to perform!
Great video, I know my CCI •22 mini CB caps don’t cycle.
Thanks. And yeah lol, those don't cycle but are a ton of fun to shoot. I just shot about 100 cb shorts and cb longs last week, along with both quiets, and some colibris. I'm working on a comparison video this spring.
@Southern Gunslinger I use CCI .22CB in my Henry lever to shoot invasive rabbits without disturbing my neighbors. They knock down a rabbit easily. I of course live in a rural area with few neighbors and I am very careful which direction I shoot.
@@bearly1727 Yes! Henry .22 lever is the rifle for CB's for sure. 21 rounds, neighbors needn't worry, and small feral critters beware!
Or tube feed bolt action
@@BuckeyeBallistics I've never encountered a .22 actioned in that manner, but it sounds like a nice way to go. Never had a pump-action .22 either but would like to.
The semi-auto quiet is actually a little quieter than the regular quiets
Nice video. Buy some extra mags!
I got em, just forgot to bring them along.
And why are you actually hitting your targets if all you are comparing is the bullet sound? Makes no sense
Just buy lighter springs from toney kidd 😊😊😊😊😊
cheek weld, chin weld, neck weld.
BOLT ACTION WAY BETTER RESULTS AND MORE ACCURATE.
Um, yeah, but worthless for self defense.
that scope mount is horrible, why go to a full blown range and try and test quite...wow.... good call
I explained the scope mount. Ever try to shoot a .22 500 yards? No? That's what I thought. That's what is necessary to do such. And yes, sorry that's the only place I have to shoot. So unless you have some quiet property you would like to donate, I don't really have an option. I think you should take your BS and your attitude elsewhere.
No