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22LR will go through the 1975 Kansas City White pages and about an inch into the Yellow pages. Did it in the basement. Glad no one was home cause it was a lot louder than I figured.
I've been inside several times when guns were fired indoors. 2 were on accident and 2 on purpose. The on purpose was for 22 shorts. The accidents were for a 44 mag by my idiot brother and a 6mm by my brother in laws idiot friend. It's ALWAYS louder by about 2x inside.
For guys bad things always happen in the basement. That's okay because no sensible woman would ever go there. That means we'll keep doing stupid things in the basement. 'Hold my beer, watch this.....'
I have a .22lr marlin that I've had since I was 9 years old. I'm bought my .22 WMR when I was 35. My favorite round all time is the .22 mag, ever since I bought it. I can count on one hand how many times I've shot my .22 LR since 2012, I can't count how many times I've shot my .22 magnum since I bought it. Does at least three times the damage vs a LR. I'm not surprised at the results. Great fun video as always on my absolute favorite TH-cam channel.
At the 7:52 mark, the 22LR injured 84 paper plates and the 22MAG injured 212 paper plates. BIG DIFFERENCE THERE. My only concerns are if the barrel lengths are equal and not shooting from the same rifle brand/type. My armchair quarterbacking at its finest. Nothing is impossible to the person that does NOT have to do it, like me. Thanks for all you do.
Good video. Very interesting to see the difference in the round penetration. I think I am going to do this test myself, but shooting 4 different offerings. CCI mini mag, CCI stinger in 22 LR. Then CCI Maxi Mag, Hornady Ballistic Tip in 22 Magnum. Have a CZ 452 Ultra Lux 22 LR and a Mossberg Chuckster 22 Mag as my test rifles. I am curious as to what will be the outcome :-)
@@robertstojcevski1098. Sure are, I loooove me some Stangers and pretty much anything CCI makes. My favorite budget .22lr or just regular plinking ammo is the Blazer .22lr, blazer is CCI.
The 10/22 is 18.5" and the Savage is 21"and because the power is by the velocity squared, that extra 13%+ could make the difference. 22 WMR - 40 gr CPHP - CCI Maxi-Mag 1269-1356fps out of a 4.3" barrel. 15.5-17.3 penetration in ballistic gel.164 ft/lbs. 22 LR - 40 Grain CPHP - CCI Velocitor 1027-1069 fps out of a 4.4" barrel. 14-20.2 penetration in ballistic gel.101 ft/lbs. So, regarding penetration, the difference between one shot and the next, much less barrel length, could make that difference.
I love these videos. 10/22 and Savage both legendary rim fires. I’ll never give up on 22 or 22wmr, they’re awesome calibers and in times like we have now, great training tools to keep sharp, and have fun destroying plates and soda cans and things :) Thanks for another fun video that makes me smile
The Savage .22wmr, as a bolt action, should be able to fire both the .22lr and the .22wmg. You'd have to manually load the .22lr into the breach though. I mention this as there may be minor differences between the Ruger and the Savage that may or may not play a role in the results. Nvermind.... I forgot that the magnum is just slightly larger... results of the .22lr in the magnum would be catastrophic for the casing at the very least.
most underrated round, 22mag. good for everything from self-defense to big game, to small game. it will get the job done, at 1/2 the cost of other calibers today. great review, thanks
First off, are you comparing a low velocity 1000-1100 fps bullet against a 1900 fps bullet? Really? Secondly, your rifles are different, the Ruger loses a tad of velocity to eject. The Savage does not. Third... are the bullets both the same, .22lr is usually lead and WRM' are usually full jacket. So many flaws in this comparison... apples to oranges ..
I'd like to see this again. However er I'd like to see the plate a 1/4 inch apart from each other . Cause I think that will make less of a drag on slowing the bullets. Rather rhen shooting them compressed together..
Back over 60 years ago a Boy shooting at Birds on a tree limb killed another boy one Mile away with a 22 LR, the bullet hit the boy in the temple-killed him instantly. I have noticed that the Stinger 22 shells have a warning on box--3 mile range so they are much hotter shell than the ones that killed the boy--According to Statistics. more people have been killed by 22's than any caliber on the market...
I love my rugers. Have both versions, 22lr and 22 mag. It's a shame ruger stopped making the magnum in 1998 I think, but I am still able to get magazines in 23 and 25 round capacity. Too bad there's not a speed loader for the magnum, like the ones for the 10/22.
What grain bullet for the 22lr? Should use a 40grain round nose higher velocity round or 42 grain PowerPoint at 1350fps. I'm sure it will go more than 82 plates.
Great video!! I didn't know the magnum was twice as powerful. It would have been nice to see the 22 short, in this mix. Still, we appreciate this great video!!
The 22 mag bullet in next to last bunch of paper plates, has there been one with 22 pistols and paper plates done, good video and a shout out to heavy metal
My grandfather used to kill cattle on the farm with a .22 long. Between the ears from straight down, from 2 feet away. It would drop a steer. That was around 1925ish....
heh this is purely an academic argument. in practice they have exactly the same performance on deer. They always hit exactly where you aim them, every time, without exception, without recoil and as long as your aim is true they always kill with complete pass through. Both outstanding at any realistic range. I own both as well as 270, 300wm, 338wum, 458wm, 375w, 450bm, 45/70 and t/c 500. My camping gun is always the 270/6.5/243. My backwoods gun is always the 45/70 or 450.
Hi! In several of your paper-plates-penetration videos when you shoot at them it seems you're shooting in a downward trayectory instead of a horizontal trayectory (orthogonal to the face of the plates) which I think modifies the outcome of your tests.
22WMR most under rated rimfire. Ive been using it for years and its super fast, super accurate and drops small game at much longer distances than 22LR.
Wished you would have included more info on what you were actually comparing. The world of .22lr and .22wmr are huge! What brands were the bullets tested? What was the weight in grains of the bullets? What was the bullet construction (hollow point, lead solid, copper washed/plated)? What was the advertised velocity of the bullets (sub sonic .22lr or hyper velocity)? Not all cartridges within a specific caliber are created equal. Without that information, it was only mildly interesting as opposed to very interesting. Love the other videos though so take or leave the feedback.
I was always interested in the .22 mag. Early on I bought the NAA .22 mag. Since then I bought a few more including a left hand Savage rifle with a scope. It's Accurate. Last year I bought the Kel-Tec PMR-30 and I love it.
The Fiochi FMJ 22 mag will go much farther than a hollow point. Whats type of bullets were these and what brand? I had a Fiochi FMJ go almost 2" into stacked maple plywood. The CCI FMJ was right behind it but not as good. Hollow points ( all brands) stopped at 1 1/4". I enjoy your videos all the time!!!!!!.............Cheers, Jim
It only stands to reason that the .22WMR, with a longer case has more grain weight of powder, generating higher muzzle velocity. What you didn't mention is the bullet grain weights. Generally speaking, the .22lr & .22WMR both are available in 20-50 grain weight bullets. Even if the bullets are different weights, the muzzle velocity listed on the boxes would indicate the deeper penetration would probably go to the faster bullet. Also, as the bullets mushroom, they will wad- cut the paper & push some of it along through subsequent plates riding in front of the bullet, so the broken paper doesn't necessarily mean that the bullet went that far. I think you should have continued to peel the individual plates further backward & you would have found the .22WMR also.
I used to like to use outdated Monkey Wards catalogs,(or sears) no need to count anything, just open up to the last page holed, and look at page number--just don't slip up and get a current catalog-not well received by parents. However, those catalogs are likely sought after artifacts from the past now!
on impact, I would think a 22 mag would do more. Ex. hunt squirrel with a 9mm handgun then hunt squirrel with a 22mag rifle. I bet you find more chunks missing with the 22 mag.
@@gatorage850 Depends on the ammo. 2 rounds with the same energy can either dump all that energy in a small area, or dump little energy over a longer area. The little .17 hmr absolutely destroys squirrels because it dumps all it's energy in them.
Hey woo tee woo. Was thinking when you do your milk jug tests bring a small screened strainer with you to catch the bullet when you dump it out might make it a little easier for you grabbing the bullets.
You need to do this test two more times with Pistols & Revolvers. For the Pistols use the Taurus TX22 & Kel Tec PMR 30, for the Revolvers use Taurus 942's in 22lr and 22 mag, 2 inch barrels.
Well, about the only thing left is air rifles vs. paper plates. Makes and models... .177 cal vs. .22 cal? Or .177 cal pointed tips vs. BB? OR... .177 cal ballistic tips vs. .177 cal pointed tips? AND THEN... there's the Benjamin air rifles! .357 vs. .25 cal? The list is getting long. But the ammo is cheap!!
Another thought is use a lever or bolt action for the 22lr because the force used to push the action back in a semi auto takes alot of power away from the 22lr. Lets face it the 22lr isn't exactly high power to start with
@@smokyicedrw mine can't hit the brawd side of a barn. It's first 100rounds oh yeah sub 1 moa at 50yrds all day but after that I might get 1 of 10 on paper....somewhere
@@smokyicedrw I have a 3x9 Tasco scope I can get it sighted in with it but the scope won't stay where I set it......ya I know it's likely the scope but I'm not putting no $300 optic on a $75 rifle lol
Star calling them the 558 long and the 558 longer. Maybe some day you'll do a video on the 558 not as long. Personally, I've always wanted to shoot the 558 neutered but I'm afraid it might get stuck in the barrel.
Hey great experiment but comparing apples to oranges. The WMR is a bolt lock up pushing all the energy down the tube. The LR is a blowback action and a portion of the energy doesn't go down the tube but is instead used to cycle the bolt
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Check out the little badger in 22 mag. Great pack for around 140 $ Another good video thanks for the hard work
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I think that’s a yes. God bless you
Спасибо! Thanks!
Было очень интересно! It was very interesting!
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5,7*28mm VS 223rem VS 7,62 tokarev VS 7,62*39mm
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22LR will go through the 1975 Kansas City White pages and about an inch into the Yellow pages. Did it in the basement. Glad no one was home cause it was a lot louder than I figured.
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I've been inside several times when guns were fired indoors. 2 were on accident and 2 on purpose. The on purpose was for 22 shorts. The accidents were for a 44 mag by my idiot brother and a 6mm by my brother in laws idiot friend. It's ALWAYS louder by about 2x inside.
Made me laff.
@@DT-kr1km I would stay away from both
For guys bad things always happen in the basement. That's okay because no sensible woman would ever go there. That means we'll keep doing stupid things in the basement. 'Hold my beer, watch this.....'
Next time I have 300 paper plates I’m going to attack them. With hotdogs and potato salad
I don't think a flying hotdog will penetrate more than 2 paper plates. And ballistic potato salad is being silly.
This made me laugh hilarious 👍👍👍Jr trout
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Before you do it, let meeat the hot dg
My baked beans are going to leak right through those plates now
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Well that's why ya have masking tape to block the holes,
@@jerrybobteasdale Plug the hole with the sturdiest bean you can find in the can, man!
That was so wrong on so many levels. 🤢🙃🤣
I have a .22lr marlin that I've had since I was 9 years old. I'm bought my .22 WMR when I was 35. My favorite round all time is the .22 mag, ever since I bought it. I can count on one hand how many times I've shot my .22 LR since 2012, I can't count how many times I've shot my .22 magnum since I bought it. Does at least three times the damage vs a LR. I'm not surprised at the results. Great fun video as always on my absolute favorite TH-cam channel.
At the 7:52 mark, the 22LR injured 84 paper plates and the 22MAG injured 212 paper plates. BIG DIFFERENCE THERE. My only concerns are if the barrel lengths are equal and not shooting from the same rifle brand/type. My armchair quarterbacking at its finest. Nothing is impossible to the person that does NOT have to do it, like me. Thanks for all you do.
WHOO_TEE _WHOO, I think your screen name was GOMER PYLES secret owl call/signal on TV. Of course you would/should already know that.
I knew the Magnum was going to do it but I didn't know that it would kill it by that much
Good video. Very interesting to see the difference in the round penetration. I think I am going to do this test myself, but shooting 4 different offerings. CCI mini mag, CCI stinger in 22 LR. Then CCI Maxi Mag, Hornady Ballistic Tip in 22 Magnum. Have a CZ 452 Ultra Lux 22 LR and a Mossberg Chuckster 22 Mag as my test rifles.
I am curious as to what will be the outcome :-)
My old man has slayed so many north Texas predators with his old 22 magnum lever action rifle.
North Texas predator? Are those Californians that got lost?
I have taken a many cows & pigs with 22 lr. Shot placement is key.
CCI make some pretty awrsome rounds for 22lr the velocitor's and the stingers 👍
Stangers
@@Evergreen1400 Beat me to it.
@@Evergreen1400 good ol stangers one hell of a little round👍
@@robertstojcevski1098. Sure are, I loooove me some Stangers and pretty much anything CCI makes. My favorite budget .22lr or just regular plinking ammo is the Blazer .22lr, blazer is CCI.
@@Evergreen1400 unfortunatley my cz loves the winchester power points more but yet to try the stangers in browning lever action
Awesome video as always! I have been meaning to get a 22 magnum for a while. Hopefully soon.
it's crazy to think people givin you a hard time. you guys take so much of your time doing these great videos- keep up the great work!
I agree.....you go get you own plates and bullets..
just think how crazy you are he is getting paid to advertise dont be a fool.
.22LR or .Magnum, all I heard when I was growing up, was that no one wanted to be shot with a .22. PERIOD!
The one thing I like is the accuracy of both with bare sights, No scope needed in most applications.
The 10/22 is 18.5" and the Savage is 21"and because the power is by the velocity squared, that extra 13%+ could make the difference.
22 WMR - 40 gr CPHP - CCI Maxi-Mag 1269-1356fps out of a 4.3" barrel. 15.5-17.3 penetration in ballistic gel.164 ft/lbs.
22 LR - 40 Grain CPHP - CCI Velocitor 1027-1069 fps out of a 4.4" barrel. 14-20.2 penetration in ballistic gel.101 ft/lbs.
So, regarding penetration, the difference between one shot and the next, much less barrel length, could make that difference.
I love these videos. 10/22 and Savage both legendary rim fires. I’ll never give up on 22 or 22wmr, they’re awesome calibers and in times like we have now, great training tools to keep sharp, and have fun destroying plates and soda cans and things :)
Thanks for another fun video that makes me smile
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I have an old Savage 65 M. It's my go to gun. Fun to shoot. It has plenty of punch and and is really accurate at greater distances.
I for a fact know that power and penatration is compromised in an auto feed compared with a bolt action
I would like to see the same test done again with a bolt action 22. LR. The .22 LR loses a lot of energy in a semi automatic
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Haha it's just a suggestion, keep up the great videos. Always enjoy them and they often satisfy my sense of wonder.
Chad Henson: I was thinking the same thing, 22lr bolt should pick up perhaps another 15-25 plates compared to the semi auto
The Savage .22wmr, as a bolt action, should be able to fire both the .22lr and the .22wmg. You'd have to manually load the .22lr into the breach though.
I mention this as there may be minor differences between the Ruger and the Savage that may or may not play a role in the results.
Nvermind.... I forgot that the magnum is just slightly larger... results of the .22lr in the magnum would be catastrophic for the casing at the very least.
Also keep doing what u are doing u make great videos and don’t let nobody tell you different
most underrated round, 22mag. good for everything from self-defense to big game, to small game. it will get the job done, at 1/2 the cost of other calibers today. great review, thanks
Right on
Paperplates test are my favorite !!! Specially when is rimfire
I love 22wm for personal protection.
I'd like to see the difference between the two rounds and barrel lengths vs clay blocks😈
cant find any bullets like under obama! why is this?
Love the video. Just wondering if you could do a paper plate test of auto vs bolt action in 22lr. Always wondered if there is a noticeable difference.
First off, are you comparing a low velocity 1000-1100 fps bullet against a 1900 fps bullet? Really?
Secondly, your rifles are different, the Ruger loses a tad of velocity to eject. The Savage does not.
Third... are the bullets both the same, .22lr is usually lead and WRM' are usually full jacket.
So many flaws in this comparison... apples to oranges ..
I'd like to see this again. However er I'd like to see the plate a 1/4 inch apart from each other . Cause I think that will make less of a drag on slowing the bullets. Rather rhen shooting them compressed together..
.22 Mag: probably my favorite round.
Dang really? I love it also
@jacobmead2262 I used to have a Ruger Super Single Six, the most fun gun I've ever had!
Back over 60 years ago a Boy shooting at Birds on a tree limb killed another boy one Mile away with a 22 LR, the bullet hit the boy in the temple-killed him instantly. I have noticed that the Stinger 22 shells have a warning on box--3 mile range so they are much hotter shell than the ones that killed the boy--According to Statistics. more people have been killed by 22's than any caliber on the market...
Very entertaining , another fun video . I try to watch them all . a great break in a hectic world .
I love my rugers. Have both versions, 22lr and 22 mag. It's a shame ruger stopped making the magnum in 1998 I think, but I am still able to get magazines in 23 and 25 round capacity. Too bad there's not a speed loader for the magnum, like the ones for the 10/22.
Thanks for watching John
Try the magnum research 22 wsm I love mine coyotes cant seem to take them quick folow up shots
What grain bullet for the 22lr? Should use a 40grain round nose higher velocity round or 42 grain PowerPoint at 1350fps. I'm sure it will go more than 82 plates.
How about with .22 stingers compared to magnum? (.22 high performance longs.) They out perform the long rifle.
Hey if you using rifles for test like these , both should be bolt or semi you know that .
Having fun. Not a lab experiment
Your a idiot joseph
Kept waiting for you to pull the trigger, and was like oh wait he already did lol! So used to seeing the larger caliber guns.
Should do the paper plate test with some kind of incendiary round.
Great video!! I didn't know the magnum was twice as powerful. It would have been nice to see the 22 short, in this mix. Still, we appreciate this great video!!
Any buddy use the cci stingers with 1600fps hp, they do great in my 10/22
Should thought the 22 short in there too. You know just for grins and giggles. Who-tee-who
Yup
The 22 mag bullet in next to last bunch of paper plates, has there been one with 22 pistols and paper plates done, good video and a shout out to heavy metal
Magnum has more power for sure, but 22lr is lethal too. Butchers use 22short to knock down 20000 Lb cow, which takes 2 seconds to pass out
My grandfather used to kill cattle on the farm with a .22 long. Between the ears from straight down, from 2 feet away. It would drop a steer. That was around 1925ish....
“Requested too many times to count”
*goes and counts 7364837384 individual paper plates*
6.5 cm vs 243 win please. Everyone says Creedmoor is no good for deer but claims 243 is. I bet you get way more damage from the Creedmoor
Good idea
I want to see that video because i just bought both calibers I think the 6.5 will beat the 243 and i think it would be better on deer.
@@WHOTEEWHO Me too.
heh this is purely an academic argument. in practice they have exactly the same performance on deer. They always hit exactly where you aim them, every time, without exception, without recoil and as long as your aim is true they always kill with complete pass through. Both outstanding at any realistic range. I own both as well as 270, 300wm, 338wum, 458wm, 375w, 450bm, 45/70 and t/c 500. My camping gun is always the 270/6.5/243. My backwoods gun is always the 45/70 or 450.
@@Oldsoldiersays I have a 450 and plan on getting a 338 soon.
Paper plates just do weird stuff. I'm always surprised by these especially how they tear up the bullets
The projectile with more mass and higher muzzle velocity I would think...
bout to find out. thanks for watching Jeff!
I would like to see the 22 hornet vs17hmr
22 LR is a gilded metal lead bullet. 22 magnum uses jacketed bullets with a copper drawn jacket.
What ammo did you use? What was weight & type of bullets especially?
Even the CCI subsonic .22 rounds are deadly. Shot a few blocks of wood with it, only 1/2 inch less then a .22lr mini-mag.
Watched later today. Like all my 22mags check out the little badger it’s a pack gun in 22 mag under 150$ and shoots good god bless Who tee Who
Just enough info to be educational and plenty of fun too. Always enjoyable to watch.
Is the magnum just thinly plated or does it have a jacket? It would be nice to see the difference with the same type of bullet.
Good stuff.Would love to see the same comparison with hand guns.
Hi! In several of your paper-plates-penetration videos when you shoot at them it seems you're shooting in a downward trayectory instead of a horizontal trayectory (orthogonal to the face of the plates) which I think modifies the outcome of your tests.
In those videos I am shooting downhill. It is still parallel to the targets
The savage for 22lr is amazing for the price.
Jeez, fella. 9 minute video, 8 1/2 minutes spend looking for the projectile. Riveting!
Mind sharing the Brand & "Model" (or specs) of the Ammo? Huge Variety of 22lr 🤔
this is true.
when hunting paper plates make sure you get the high speed top penetrating rounds.
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so, what kind of 22lr ammo was that? standard velocity? cci mini-mag?
Don't remember
Since you're doing 25-06 reviews now I would like to see 25-06 vs 30-06 paper plate challenge
The .22 mag is misunderstood, but very effective. Maybe more will learn about it as the FA restrictions become more prevalent.
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22WMR most under rated rimfire.
Ive been using it for years and its super fast, super accurate and drops small game at much longer distances than 22LR.
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Just my opinion, but I think a bolt action .22lr would have went a bit deeper..
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Wished you would have included more info on what you were actually comparing. The world of .22lr and .22wmr are huge! What brands were the bullets tested? What was the weight in grains of the bullets? What was the bullet construction (hollow point, lead solid, copper washed/plated)? What was the advertised velocity of the bullets (sub sonic .22lr or hyper velocity)? Not all cartridges within a specific caliber are created equal. Without that information, it was only mildly interesting as opposed to very interesting. Love the other videos though so take or leave the feedback.
I was always interested in the .22 mag. Early on I bought the NAA .22 mag. Since then I bought a few more including a left hand Savage rifle with a scope. It's Accurate. Last year I bought the Kel-Tec PMR-30 and I love it.
Great guns, great video! Thanks for doing these. Now I know why there's a paper plate shortage......ha ha ha
Is that the .22 magnum bullet I saw stuck to the bottom of the paper plates?
The Fiochi FMJ 22 mag will go much farther than a hollow point. Whats type of bullets were these and what brand? I had a Fiochi FMJ go almost 2" into stacked maple plywood. The CCI FMJ was right behind it but not as good. Hollow points ( all brands) stopped at 1 1/4". I enjoy your videos all the time!!!!!!.............Cheers, Jim
338 win mag next. Lol.
Yes
@@WHOTEEWHO add the 25 06 to it aswell
22-250. Vs 25-06
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Long rifle round might of been a low powder round ?
Bro. You are exactly right! I just figured it out. Thanks so much, you rock!
Awesome!
Convinced me. I'll use 22 magnum as home defense. Put enough of those in a home intruder, and you'll still keep your hearing.
around 6:42 something dropped out of the plates.
I would have thought that the .22LR would have shown better than it did, maybe 150 to 180 plates,...h'mmmm!
Good video and as always, interesting!
Surprised me
Loved your last video. Loved this one. Love the .22 Mag
It only stands to reason that the .22WMR, with a longer case has more grain weight of powder, generating higher muzzle velocity. What you didn't mention is the bullet grain weights. Generally speaking, the .22lr & .22WMR both are available in 20-50 grain weight bullets. Even if the bullets are different weights, the muzzle velocity listed on the boxes would indicate the deeper penetration would probably go to the faster bullet. Also, as the bullets mushroom, they will wad- cut the paper & push some of it along through subsequent plates riding in front of the bullet, so the broken paper doesn't necessarily mean that the bullet went that far. I think you should have continued to peel the individual plates further backward & you would have found the .22WMR also.
Did anyone else see when he picked up the remaining paper plates the 22 mag bullet was underneath?
I used to like to use outdated Monkey Wards catalogs,(or sears) no need to count anything, just open up to the last page holed, and look at page number--just don't slip up and get a current catalog-not well received by parents. However, those catalogs are likely sought after artifacts from the past now!
I love my Ruger precision rimfire in 22lr to practice for prs matches
22 mag from a rifle has about the same energy as a 9mm from a compact handgun. 300+ ft/lbs.
on impact, I would think a 22 mag would do more. Ex. hunt squirrel with a 9mm handgun then hunt squirrel with a 22mag rifle. I bet you find more chunks missing with the 22 mag.
@@gatorage850My 22mag just zipps through and my EXTAR 9mm blew it in half.
@@2wheeleddemon999 Just depends on ammo.
@@gatorage850 Depends on the ammo. 2 rounds with the same energy can either dump all that energy in a small area, or dump little energy over a longer area. The little .17 hmr absolutely destroys squirrels because it dumps all it's energy in them.
@@gatorage850 agreed
Hey woo tee woo. Was thinking when you do your milk jug tests bring a small screened strainer with you to catch the bullet when you dump it out might make it a little easier for you grabbing the bullets.
Fun to watch, but I think there is also the difference between the rifles at itself semi against bolt action
The 22 mag is gonna be more powerful because it’s in a bolt action
So the longer casing and more powder has nothing to do with it ?
Love watching how you test all the guns, good job.
Thanks for watching Carlos
Great comparison. I've have both calibres love them both but have taken many foxes and rabbits past 100mtrs with the magnum. Cheers
You need to do this test two more times with Pistols & Revolvers. For the Pistols use the Taurus TX22 & Kel Tec PMR 30, for the Revolvers use Taurus 942's in 22lr and 22 mag, 2 inch barrels.
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How about a velocity and penetration comparison of the CCI .22 Velocitor vs CCI .22 WRF.
Thanks for watching Andrew!
At 6:43 something fell from the plates.
Well, about the only thing left is air rifles vs. paper plates. Makes and models... .177 cal vs. .22 cal? Or .177 cal pointed tips vs. BB? OR... .177 cal ballistic tips vs. .177 cal pointed tips? AND THEN... there's the Benjamin air rifles! .357 vs. .25 cal? The list is getting long. But the ammo is cheap!!
How about the .17 WMR verses the .22 WMR how many paper plates? Should have used a bolt action .22 LR
I think i already did that
I wanna see a 22mag vs 22 hornet or a 223 vs 22-250
You hook me into to these tests. I might just go right in by, but my curiosity gets the best if me every time.
22 Magnum definitely.
Thanks for watching David!
I say do it again, that 22lr was likely under loaded. I've had 22lr Winchester wildcats out of a mossberg 702 plinkster go clean through an oak 4x4
Another thought is use a lever or bolt action for the 22lr because the force used to push the action back in a semi auto takes alot of power away from the 22lr. Lets face it the 22lr isn't exactly high power to start with
Love my 702 plinkster dead accurate
@@smokyicedrw mine can't hit the brawd side of a barn. It's first 100rounds oh yeah sub 1 moa at 50yrds all day but after that I might get 1 of 10 on paper....somewhere
@@jamesmills1500 that’s a shame mine hits dead center every single shot with a 3x-9x scope
@@smokyicedrw I have a 3x9 Tasco scope I can get it sighted in with it but the scope won't stay where I set it......ya I know it's likely the scope but I'm not putting no $300 optic on a $75 rifle lol
At 6:43 you can see the bullet fall out
7:04 is that the bullet on the bottom of the stack of plates?
@who_tee_who you should do the plate test with a 17hmr and a 17wsm
Good idea
appreciate the videos, i can only imagine the houra that go into each video
Tons of hours. All on top of my real job. Appreciate you watching bigtime Jay
You have enough plates so shoot it again!
Awesome! Was the 22mag under the plates when you lifted them up at 7:08?
Star calling them the 558 long and the 558 longer. Maybe some day you'll do a video on the 558 not as long. Personally, I've always wanted to shoot the 558 neutered but I'm afraid it might get stuck in the barrel.
Hey great experiment but comparing apples to oranges. The WMR is a bolt lock up pushing all the energy down the tube.
The LR is a blowback action and a portion of the energy doesn't go down the tube but is instead used to cycle the bolt