22LR Any Good at 200 Yards???
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Back in the day I had a JC Higgins 22LR given to me on my twelfth birthday that we did "sniper" shots as far as we could see with iron sights shooting tin cans.
A box of ammo was 25 cents and the mountains were out the back door.
I do 300 with my 22 at my range. Nothing fancy just a Ruger American can hit usually about nine out of 10 on the 18-inch gong. I love the looks I get when I lay down with a 22 at the 300-yard range. In my opinion it's more fun trying to hit at 300 with a 22 than it is for a 308 or somethin.
Yeah, the .22 may not be the best, but I think it’s more fun because it’s not and it provides a challenge. I also screwed with a guy who couldn’t hit a 48in plate at 200 with an ar by taking out my ruger mark 3 (red dot) and hitting it for him
I was just shooting at the 300 gong at the range my 10 22 it's kinda fun
Agree - something about the bullet drop and challenge with ELR 22. It's got me back into ELR shooting with my .223 as well. We often shoot our 22's out at 300 and push the .223's past 700. When you don't have the real-estate or finances to shoot CheyTac or Lapua out past a mile or two, you can still feel like a King shooting 22 ELR. The challenge is uniquely similar though the 22lr is inherently inconsistent round.
@@marw1920 Eley 10X Still way cheaper than .308 Match ammo...
What about hitting a gel block at 200 to see what energy is left after going that far.
Whilst comparing it to a point 22 Magnum.
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Yeah that’s what I’m really curious about
A gallon water jug….
Less than a buck and very telling.
Enough to kill but not drop
I do a ton of long range 22/22mag shooting, especially over the last couple years since the price of ammo has gone crazy. I live in Montana and my nearest neighbor is 5 miles away. We have tons of gopher's and prairie dogs. It's amazing what you can do with the 22's. The 22 WMR picks up where the 22lr ends.
I used to hunt the Wallabies (small kangaroos on my farm with a .22LR semi-auto. Until they changed the law, and now I'd go to jail. 100 yards wasn't too hard, standing. Win. Power Points did pretty well with hitting power.
.. and the .223 picks up where the WMR ends. Shooting ELR on the cheap - a hell of a lot of fun. With just two CZ's bolt actions (the 457 and 527) you get to shoot 22LR, 22 WMR, 17 HMR, .223 and .556. Cheap and readily available ammo. [With the introduction of the CZ 600, you essentially get every other common caliber in just two rifles - the CZ 457 and the CZ 600 covers them all. Want to have every caliber at your fingertips, you only need 3 actions - the 22, a short 600 and a long 600.]
Can’t wait for this to go live. I’ve become a huge fan of plinking .22 rounds. Even more fun to fire it and watch the round smack the target!
Love watching the "boolit" fly in and hit the paper.
Such a pretty rifle. When I shoot in the farmland behind my house. I’ll shoot 75-80 yards and it will hit the sand and bounce up and travel all the way back about 400 yards and hit the trees back there still traveling pretty good. I can hear it so it’s hitting pretty hard still at that distance. It’s not impossible. I have a old 1949 Stevens model 87T with a 24” barrel and it shoots nice groups at like 50 yards open sights. I just restored it from a pile of rust that was unshootable to a beautiful lil plinker.
Your Stevens wouldn’t happen to be one of those Click Clack/Gill Guns would it?
Yea. Exactly. A couple of the gills are broke off.
@@jamesgravel7755 last year I found a like new/unused condition second hand 1968 Wards Westerfield 87a,t,c ect.. with a made in Japan Tasco 3-9x32 on it for $200!! It is an amazingly awesome rifle to shoot. It likes the cheap stuff too. CCI Standard, Blazers & Mini Mags, Remington Golden, Federal Auto Match, CB & HV shorts ect. They all shoot well up to 75yards. Haven’t tried any $6 or more per 50 ammo in it yet but I bet it’ll be a shooter when I do. Such a nice rifle, so glad I found it. Shortly after I found my like new 1982 Marlin Model 60 for $250 with Weaver scope. Those two and my 1949 Remington 550-1, (1976) Remington 572 pump ,(1943) Winchester 74 & (1964)Mossberg 151 are so fun to shoot with my 3 sons. We really have a lot of fun. Especially when they bring some friends. Yup, good old .22,s are the best, you got a keeper there 😉!
I’ve got a back yard range with some plate targets out at 180m. The CZ452 .22 will smack the 4 inch plate 4 out of 5 shots using CCI subsonic hollow points.
I bought a brick of Thunderbolt about 10 years ago and never bought it again.
Honesty think Blazer has been more accurate over the years; at least in my platforms.
I have the 452 Lux, which is similar to that 457. Federal 711b and a couple different loads from Aguila shoot sub-MOA out to 100 yards, and then the vertical dispersion shows up more dramatically at 200 and yields about 2 1/2" groups. That is with a 2-7X32mm Nikon Monarch scope...not a lot of magnification, but exceptionally sharp.
Been to an Appleseed known distance rimfire 200 yd event and it was a great learning experience, even with the wind.
I LOVE using the 22lr with my home built AR-22 and Riton 22LR scope.
I had my best luck with this type of shooting with eley. But it is more expensive. Some high end air rifles I own can do this at 200 yards. Velocity variations really become a issue at longer ranges. Thanks for making a video that might open some eyes as far as what a 22 lr is really capable of.
Nice shooting! I would say that pretty much everything coming from the CZ factory is top shelf! 👍
Just got my first 22 lr today. Cz457 in some type of heavy target chassis with a cheek riser. Second hand but shooting same hole at 50 yards was bloody stoked. Thanks again because theae videos are really helpful
Hey Guys I’ll say Adam makes an impact with his first shot , what do y’all think Aussie Steve .
The 19th Century standard of whether or not a bullet was potentially lethal at a certain range was if it could pass through a one inch pine board .
I shoot at gophers up to 200 yards with a Rem 597 and Simmons 3-9X40. Sometimes I even hit those long shots with a plain reticle, guessing the hold.
Remington Thunderbolt is terrific ammo in my opinion. First of all it's cheap, it was 3 cents a round a couple years ago and even now it's still under a dime. But most of all it is the ONLY 22lr ammo that cycles all of my semi automatics, not even the high price CCI is as dependable! Whether it's as accurate at 200 yards as some other brand....I don't know and I don't care, I never shoot at anything that far away with a .22 anyway!
Have you tried winchester super x, federal auto match, or cci mini mags?
I am impressed with Norma subs. My newish 457 will group 2 inches at 150 yards rest shooting. CCI supersonic and the groups open up even at that range. For work it has got to be subsonic for me, usual ranges are 25 to a 100 on rabbits, crows and suchlike. Trouble with supersonic at those ranges is noise, even with a moderator. And I have shot rabbits where the round goes clean through and they run off. Hate wounding so subs are the answer. We are facing a UK lead ban soon, and the Eco stuff is freaking a lot of us out, looking at copper flying at 1450 fps and 22 or so grn weight is worrying. Brilliant vid as always bud, thanks.
Sounds like a fun challenge. I'll miss the show tonight...I'll be on the road, gotta pick up the Missus at the airport...hour and a half there and an hour and a half back. I'll try to at least listen while driving...catch you tomorrow.
Shewee. Be careful
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Remington thunderbolt has to be the worst, most inconsistent 22 ammo out there.
Yea, agree. CCI Mini-Mags 40gr are consistent and will print a lot better at 200.
@@pedrobossio5440 agreed I shoot 1moa at 200 with the right .22lr mini mags usually keep a 3moa group which isn’t bad
Winchester T22 very good ammo also. Lapua 22 standard plus rifle ammo nothing beats it.
Still fun to shoot though.
Also one of the most affordable 😂
Yes. Shoot at 100 and 200 yards.
Kimber Model 82 Government, Weaver 36X with a 1/8" dot and a warmed over trigger. At 100 yards it's all about wind and mirage. Calm mornings hitting 1" target repair pasters is the goal.
This .22 is more accurate than any centerfire rifle I own at 100 yards and under. Ammo choice matters big time.
That’s real grouping . Honest video . A lot of the other people wait until they get a decent grouping but I want to see the first grouping every time right ? 👍👍
We grew up shooting cans from across a 40acre field with open sights.
The first 5 shots with the Thunderbolts were pretty good.
Yup
Thanks for the video. So many people think you can not shoot a 22lr very far. But you can. I have done 100 yards in the past. Thanks again.
The first 4 shots of the thunder bolts was going good and then it seems like the barrel heated up and the group really opened up.
My experience the Thunderbolts is they shoot really dirty both barrel and action. Norma ammo would have grouped better if shot first
@@roger7857 My experience with thunderbolts was so bad, dirty and too many misfires, it's hard to believe they still sell them. Not to me, couldn't give them to me!
I have found that the CCI Velicoters to be the most accurate out to 200 yds.
Very good choice. I also like the Winchester Power Points for long range work.
Great video and CZ make's great 22 rifle's, and I can't wait for the 22mag and my favorite the 17hmr. I have Henry's for them and they are very accurate as well, more then I can shoot. Have a great night WTW! Ruger Rich
I'm just waiting on my Tikka t1x 22lr with a 2x7x33 Leupold Scope....I'm going to have so much fun with this little Rifle ❤️
On Thursday afternoons, before we shoot trap, some times I hang out with Gary and Hawk, and we'll be shooting whatever we happened to bring down to 100 and 200 yards. We'll sometimes be shooting .22 LR down to 200 yards with iron sights, even sometimes with pistols. We're mostly shooting at steel plate targets. Listen for that little *tink* when they hit. And that takes a bit of time down at 200 yards.
Never ever thought of trying, thsnks WTW. I missed the premiere.
Hey randy
It looks like you need to let the barrel cool down between shots. I think you will be impressed with the difference.
@Chris Deaven
It looked like the first three or four shots were in a good group. Then accuracy went to hell. It was either the temperature or leading or the shooter. 500? Is your head in a dark place for the warmth?
@@varietasVeritas , it was that crappy ammo.
@Chris Deaven
I'm not talking about melting the barrel down. With lead bullets it only takes a half a thousandth of an inch in groove diameter to effect accuracy in a big way. Are you a troll or just a special kind of stupid?
@Chris Deaven I did and all it took was two 15rd mags, I should also mention that gun has a bull barrel on it
@Chris Deaven please don't project yourself on me also I merely am experienced with firearms and especially.22lr
Love the long range at 200 yard squirrel hunting.
It just takes more practice to hit targets at that distance and if you don`t try it will not happen.
I'm glad you're not shootin' at ME!
We have some serious contests at two hundred. $.50 in the pot for every shot until $20 is used up. Some of the targets get mighty small before it's over. Usually 5 or 6 people which can make for a profitable day. Just standard.22 scopes to 4x only allowed. No target 10-20 powerstuff.
Whotee!!! You are the best cheers from Ontario Canda!
The reason subsonic has better groups it is not disturbing the air as much as hyper velocity does. My ruger 10/22 with factory barrel would put 10 bullets in a dime at 50 yards and that was with Remington thunderbolts, I could actually hit a finishing nail. I should have left it alone instead I put on a heavy target barrel and I am lucky if I get 10 bullets in a quarter now. Ruger 10/22 are not designed for free floating barrels reason why I'm all over the target
Good to Know! Thanks!
Pretty sweet looking rifle! How about 450 Bushmaster at 200 yards?🇺🇸✝🇺🇸
The range I go to has 200 *_meter_* berms, about 10% further than 200yds. That's where I like firing my stainless steel 5.5" barrel Ruger Single-10 .22lr pistol, at clay pigeons - at 200m.
...sometimes I even hit some.
All sorts of weird things happen to the stability when a high velocity .22 transitions to subsonic velocity making the high velocity rounds less accurate than the already subsonic rounds at distance.
I had my smith and wesson 15-22 out today ... was hitting a steel torso at 200 with a 15 mph sidewind.... it was a hell of compensation but was fun as hell. About 60% of the time I was on target was using that orbea ammo..
Those ThunderTurds can lead foul the rifling, i woulda sent them after the norma. They did ok tho
Hey Adam
That was another awesome video Mate, Aussie Steve .
Groups will be tighter with subsonic ammo as there is no transition wobble with the subsonic, like there is with the High Velocity stuff. This is why you had the tighter "Subsonic" group. Good shooting!
Surprised with the Remington group. And The Norma wasn’t bad neither. Good video
My closest range is 37 miles, and only 100 yds. But I have had great fun and learned a lot shooting my Ruger American Standard with a $29 scope. I shoot one 10rd mag per 4 in target and with the slower ammo can most of the time stay within 2 1/2 in. But the best part is cutting way back on the 45ACP and still enjoying the heck out of it.
Have you thought about shooting clay blocks at 100yds to see what kind of damage is created?
I put clay random distance from 100-130 yards. It breaks the clay easy.
I fling .22 anywhere from 5 feet ( Squirrels are nutz) to 100 yards. My 100 yards can be iffy. I shoot a Mossberg 142-A with peep sights. My first gun ever. Grandad gave it to me when I was 11. Used it just last week for squirrels and its still the best gun I got. Think it was made in 1947
Thanks for putting out your CZ. Might have had better grouping if you had shot the Norma first that Federal fouled your barrel.
I bought a cheapo Rossi .22 lr from Academy it shoots the standard CCI and Winchester pretty good. But, it hates the Stingers. Best group I've ever had at 50 yards with that Rossi and Stingers is roughly 1 1/2 - 2 inches. Standard ammo it'll shoot 1 inch and under groups all the time.
WTW !!! Ive seen those at the local RK, Just seemed like more than I wanted to spend on the.22s, But AGAIN ! WTW never fails to amaze , GOD BLESS
A box of 22' s , as we all know warns of its extreme range. You did some great shootin buddy. God Bless ya and have a fantastic day !
Good stuff my man!!
Those Norma Subs would take a groundhog at 200 yards.
I was at a buddy's house and we were shooting his .22 iron sights target rifle at 20 yards and got bored shooting one hole. We had a target at 225 yards we had been shooting at with a centerfire rifle. A little math and he realized the rear sight had enough elevation to adjust per the box data. We adjusted the rifle and fired. A 30 inch barrel is as quiet with Subs as a suppressor.
Click! the hammer fell
wait
wait
Plunk! we hit the target
That was a fun day shooting.
You’re an exceptionally good shot. Great channel!
Appreciate you watching
Windy and hot today but hit my 12" AR500 round target 9 out of 10 shots from 200 yards twice today.
(Also shot out 2 of my Caldwell Flash Bang LEDs.) Ruger 10/22 with an aftermarket heavy Barrel. SWFA 10X42 SS HD 30MM scope.
Those thunder bolts did good for that distance. I've shot out to a 100 with my 10/22 and my model 60 done pretty good. I've got some of those tac 22 but I haven't tried them yet. Been trying to use my oldest rounds. That CZ seems to be a nice rifle. Good video as always.
I love my CZ, take it often just for fun. Good groups at 100 yards. Mine likes the 40 gr 1400 ft bullets!
I have surprisingly good results with federal automatch ammo, and decent results with remington golden bullet through my Henry .22.
I have had mixed velocity many times out of the Thunderbolt, so I never did any real accuracy testing or long range with it, but it almost always goes bang, and never had a squib even with the few light loads I get out of a brick. Haven't bought any in a long time, it's $50 a brick again- was $15-20 a brick two years ago. I finally bought some of that Tac 22, and man that stuff is so slippery! shot some in my LCPII Saturday, and that stuff was hard to get in the magazine by hand lol
I would think wider groups , but it was amazingly good result. Good work .Thanks 👍
Thanks WTW for another great video as always 👍👍👍👍👍
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Love the 22 videos 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
I love my old marlin 2s lr so much fun
The 200 yrd challenge is da 💣
Thank you for the awesome content as always it is always appreciated! Keep it up 👍
That was neat watching them drop in. Lots of Awesomeness!
Thanks for watching!!!
Heck you can see them coming in..... they must be almost outta juice by then
it sounds like the 22 standard is still breaking the sound barrier.
Hey, for me, 50 yards is fun, 100 yards is fun, 200 yards is fun... Agreed on that ...
That plastic 308 ammo you shoot is in stock on palmetto state armory for 70$ a box btw
My CZ and Anschutz rimfires outshoot my triple deuce out to a hundred meters, averaging a little over half-MOA with SK Rifle match ammo. Stretch that to 200m and they really start to fall apart compared to the centerfire (to say nothing of 300). I still get orange to grapefruit-sized groups at 200m but in a hunting situation I feel that is both not enough accuracy for a clean kill on small game, and not enough power to humanely take animals large enough to be confidently hit in their kill zone.
ELEY Hi Velocity hollow points should fix that for you. Currently they are $6.35 a box of 50 if you buy a brick at CC. Champions Choice in Tennesee. They have a good selection at decent prices right now. All the Lapua is sold, however I’m keeping my eye open for Lapua long & super long range. If yours like SK, they will love Lapua, SK,s parent company
I shoot squirrels out to 100’s n I shoot them at targets often that far, I’ve got a Ruger charger that’ll hit an 8” metal gong every time at 100’s , my favorite 22 ammo is Federal 36 gr
From my experience using a classic Ruger 10/22 at 170yrds I’d say it’ll be good enough up to 200 for regular plinking. Wouldn’t hunt at those ranges with it tho
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A 22lr will kill out to about 400 yards
See if it will go through a 1/2 pine board at that range . It absolutely will
The CZ is capable of grouping at 200 yards. But, you do become subject to ammo consistency and wind. It’s nice you seeing the stretch the CZ. Next stop, 300 yards.
I enjoy stretching out my 22lr shooting to 120-150 yards, but that's usually about it.
Always interesting Thx
Looks like a lot of fun I used my Savage 64G mostly to 75yds. But it's sighted for 100yds. Pretty much stock with a Tasco 4x32 scope for squirrels
If you put a tracer down range u will see how they drop but use solid shot on a calm day you can get a decent group but the wind blows em all over..I used a single shot BSA sportsman with a pecar 3x21 scope not designed for that distance but they do get there and would still ruin your day if you got hit with one!
200 Yards. Nice shooting! Take care.
That cz 457 is a awesome rifle I have the same gun in the American model and I have killed prairie dogs at 200 not all the time but quite often
That's cool. Nice shooting. Absolutely one can reach out with a .22 LR. I have the Varmint version 457 with a Nikon .22 scope and I have grouped at 150yds with Federal match ammunition.
Thanks for sharing, lots of fun.
Robert Duhaime (robs lil long range) here on youtube is from maine, and he hosts a longe range 22 egg shot and a 300 yard gong challenge every so often.
Love me some 22!!! Awesome KG scope 👍 Would love to see y'all do a colab sometime if you ever had the chance. He seems like a good kid. Great video, thanks WTW.
Rest well Danny of TFM, we will miss you! God bless...
I absolutely love 22 plinking. I plan on trying to take my savage out further but as of yet I have only gone out to a little over 100 meters
shooting .22lr at 200 yards with iorn sights is a challenge ive done at my range with cci
Interesting. Thank you
Norma makes such an awsome Ammo No dout about that💪💪💥💥💥
I've shot 22 lr accurately at a mile. I showed my buddy so I had a witness.
You should try the cci velocitor round. I think that's what I used to use. They were a good round, consistent, bang on target and good range.
That’s pretty impressive! Great shooting!
Hey Bruce
@@WHOTEEWHO Hey Adam!
Great shooting who tee!
Thanks for watching James
I usually go to the local range that only had 100 yard and I always shot 22 LR never even tried subsonic ammo out of it. I think I shot a bunch of the CCI 22 LR because it was very affordable and what the places around me stocked. Later I tried some Remington and Winchester 22LR I don't know why but I always tried to get the copper bullets except the Remington looked like they had a wax coating on them and I had no issues with it. I had issues with some lead bullets that would after a few rounds would leave crud in the rifeling to the point I would brush the barrel after every few rounds. None of the guys I went shooting with had that issue untill they tried the same ammo and it did the same to their guns.
I have the 457 Varmint model and have only shot it out to a 100 but not for groups. I have however shot it at 50yds for groups and it's under an 1" which is good for me. Also I am in the process of trying out some different brands of match ammo to see which is the best and so far it's the Wolf match that is the best. My hunting round is some 40gr. Winchester solids.
Norma looks like good ammo used 22lr to practice shooting .308 Win at 1000yds 220yds or 200 meters with cci mini mags 58 up clicks on scope surprising accuracy if no wind. takes awhile to reach target can see in flight.
Always regarded Thunderbolts as the trash of the 22lr ammo.
I put a 14 inch gong out 100--200 yards.and can hit it every time as long as its not windy. How about here in Florida I'm not allowed to shoot on public land. Only range or heavily regulated Wildlife management areas. And target shooting is discouraged. Good videos.