This gun is beyond underrated! You hardly hear anyone talk about them and most of the content on them is a few years old. I own one and the thing has been a pure gem. It's been super reliable, the price was awesome (I snagged mine for $125 on sale), and finding mags for it is not hard. I'll be buying a new barrel for mine too have it cut down to 18 inches and I'm debating to get it threaded. A lot of the tests on the barrel site at 18 inches is the sweet spot for the 22 wmr without losing velocity. I'm currently building a new folding stock for mine with my 3d printers to make my own poor mans M1 carbine. The mags almost fit the M1 Carbine mag pouches. But I found the French surplus triple mag pouches ($3 for seven pouches) fit the mags like a charm! After i get done building my new stock, ill be trying to make my own mags. 10 rounds is great, but i want to see if i can double it.
I have one of these . Good to hear it’s been a good one. Another fun thing is . Just cause I love cheap and .22 mag. Is the heritage single action revolvers you can get a 9 shot and a spare 22 mag chamber.
I bought one a year ago on GunBroker in tan color. It does everything it should well with no feed or jamming problems. Good magazines and easy to load. Great prices. I also have a rare CZ 512 22 mag tactical that is even better. Has a High Standard Sentinal Mk4 revolver in 22 mag, and AMT 22 Automag. Too bad Ruger couldn’t get the 10-22 to work well in 22WMR. Get one 👍🏻
Great review and both educational and entertaining! I'd love to see you review the .22LR version of this rifle. Keep up the great reviews! You deserve more subscribers! 👍
Excellent review & history.👍 The only 22 mag I have today is a few of the Heritage revolvers and a Walther WMP semi auto pistol. I love the Walther, but it is ammo picky for sure.🤦♂ Does not like anything under 40 grain bullet weight, but it really preffers the 45 grain variety.👍 It runs CCI Maxi Mag flawlessly so that is what I mainly shoot in it. It is a fun gun and it always gets a lot of attention at the range, because in a pistol, 22 WMR is louder than 9mm. And even though it is a pistol, you still get enough velocity to get the "crack" like a rifle, it catches everyone by surprise.😎 I need to break out the chronograph and see what kind of speeds I am getting out of that pistol.🤔
I really like the .22WMR cartridge, and have a variety of firearms in that caliber... a couple revolvers (Taurus 942M-UL and a NAA-22M) a Henry lever gun, and a handful of semi-autos, incl Keltec's PMR30 & CMR30 carbine, S&W's M&P 22Magnum, the Magnum Research MLR22WMH and last, but certainly not least, Rossi's RS22M. I thoroughly enjoy the Rossi... I have never had any reliability issues, and I'd match the performance and accuracy of this Rossi up against the Magnum Research rifle, even though the Rossi cost much less than half what I paid for the MR... only about $275. I do wish that someone -- anyone - would make a higher capacity magazine for the Rossi... I have looked and looked but without success. Now the downside... I had to chuckle when you were replacing the recoil spring assembly... that can be maddeningly tedious... I have had that damn spring go in perfect first try, and at other times, it taunted me for a solid ten minutes before it would slide into position! For anyone thinking of getting into a 22WMR semi-auto long gun, the Rossi makes for an excellent low cost option.
I have the S & W M & P 22 magnum pistol and would love to see how a 22 magnum performs out of a rifle. I pretty sure almost no gun ranges have a 22 magnum rifle to rent. I heard that this rifle shoots better with the barrel cut down to 16 to 18”. I am turn between getting a semi auto rifle or a pump or lever action rifle. This cartage is designed for manual action guns. Also there is a new Tipman Arms 22 magnum semi auto rifle out now. It is listed at $769 on there website site.
Love your channel but I have a question there was a 22magnum pump made when the bulletin was first invented this rifle was a 22 magnum pump but was clip feed can you find the make model and possible a picture of this gun please
You should try the modern Smith and Wessen 48 in 22mag! I haven't seen anyone review it here. I've only had good ammo strangely with Armscore, but the gun is SUPER fun.
yah , Rossi has the worst customer service known to man . I bought a gun case , well I tried for weeks calling several times waiting on hold for hours just to ask if the large gun case would fit this gun before I bought one and also purchased some extra mags , emailed several times with no response . Like a fool I bought one , It wasn’t even close , then the nightmare of trying to return it . When it was all said and down I was out $10.00 for all the shipping . I should have just thrown it in the trash . I never even to the day shot the gun . My opinion is, don’t waste your money . I’ve done a lot of research on the gun and watched every video on TH-cam before I bought it for it’s accuracy at 100 yards and they really wasn’t all that great . Someday I’ll shoot it but it’s at the bottom of my list after my experience with their customer service.
Correct the precision is bolt and it is Ruger’s 22 wmr rifle option because the 10/22 wmr was their semi option which had problems. Rewatched it and it’s definitely muddy. I’ll add a note.
This gun is beyond underrated! You hardly hear anyone talk about them and most of the content on them is a few years old. I own one and the thing has been a pure gem. It's been super reliable, the price was awesome (I snagged mine for $125 on sale), and finding mags for it is not hard. I'll be buying a new barrel for mine too have it cut down to 18 inches and I'm debating to get it threaded. A lot of the tests on the barrel site at 18 inches is the sweet spot for the 22 wmr without losing velocity. I'm currently building a new folding stock for mine with my 3d printers to make my own poor mans M1 carbine. The mags almost fit the M1 Carbine mag pouches. But I found the French surplus triple mag pouches ($3 for seven pouches) fit the mags like a charm! After i get done building my new stock, ill be trying to make my own mags. 10 rounds is great, but i want to see if i can double it.
I have one of these . Good to hear it’s been a good one. Another fun thing is . Just cause I love cheap and .22 mag. Is the heritage single action revolvers you can get a 9 shot and a spare 22 mag chamber.
I bought one a year ago on GunBroker in tan color. It does everything it should well with no feed or jamming problems. Good magazines and easy to load. Great prices. I also have a rare CZ 512 22 mag tactical that is even better. Has a High Standard Sentinal Mk4 revolver in 22 mag, and AMT 22 Automag. Too bad Ruger couldn’t get the 10-22 to work well in 22WMR. Get one 👍🏻
Great review and both educational and entertaining! I'd love to see you review the .22LR version of this rifle. Keep up the great reviews! You deserve more subscribers! 👍
I’ll have to check that out & thanks!
Excellent review & history.👍
The only 22 mag I have today is a few of the Heritage revolvers and a Walther WMP semi auto pistol. I love the Walther, but it is ammo picky for sure.🤦♂ Does not like anything under 40 grain bullet weight, but it really preffers the 45 grain variety.👍 It runs CCI Maxi Mag flawlessly so that is what I mainly shoot in it. It is a fun gun and it always gets a lot of attention at the range, because in a pistol, 22 WMR is louder than 9mm. And even though it is a pistol, you still get enough velocity to get the "crack" like a rifle, it catches everyone by surprise.😎 I need to break out the chronograph and see what kind of speeds I am getting out of that pistol.🤔
I really like the .22WMR cartridge, and have a variety of firearms in that caliber... a couple revolvers (Taurus 942M-UL and a NAA-22M) a Henry lever gun, and a handful of semi-autos, incl Keltec's PMR30 & CMR30 carbine, S&W's M&P 22Magnum, the Magnum Research MLR22WMH and last, but certainly not least, Rossi's RS22M. I thoroughly enjoy the Rossi... I have never had any reliability issues, and I'd match the performance and accuracy of this Rossi up against the Magnum Research rifle, even though the Rossi cost much less than half what I paid for the MR... only about $275. I do wish that someone -- anyone - would make a higher capacity magazine for the Rossi... I have looked and looked but without success.
Now the downside... I had to chuckle when you were replacing the recoil spring assembly... that can be maddeningly tedious... I have had that damn spring go in perfect first try, and at other times, it taunted me for a solid ten minutes before it would slide into position!
For anyone thinking of getting into a 22WMR semi-auto long gun, the Rossi makes for an excellent low cost option.
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Like your charnel, very well created videos, and I wish you more subscribers, so you can make more videos. Thanks for your job!!!
Thank you very much!
I have the S & W M & P 22 magnum pistol and would love to see how a 22 magnum performs out of a rifle. I pretty sure almost no gun ranges have a 22 magnum rifle to rent.
I heard that this rifle shoots better with the barrel cut down to 16 to 18”. I am turn between getting a semi auto rifle or a pump or lever action rifle. This cartage is designed for manual action guns. Also there is a new Tipman Arms 22 magnum semi auto rifle out now. It is listed at $769 on there website site.
Love your channel but I have a question there was a 22magnum pump made when the bulletin was first invented this rifle was a 22 magnum pump but was clip feed can you find the make model and possible a picture of this gun please
You have stumped me!
You should try the modern Smith and Wessen 48 in 22mag! I haven't seen anyone review it here. I've only had good ammo strangely with Armscore, but the gun is SUPER fun.
Does anyone know if the 5 shot magazine from a RB22M bolt gun will function in the RS22M?
Don't forget the Savage
Good point! The Savage Arms A22 Magnum runs about $475.00.
Didn't know Paul Harrell passed
away
One year warranty?
Seems to be.
yah , Rossi has the worst customer service known to man . I bought a gun case , well I tried for weeks calling several times waiting on hold for hours just to ask if the large gun case would fit this gun before I bought one and also purchased some extra mags , emailed several times with no response . Like a fool I bought one , It wasn’t even close , then the nightmare of trying to return it . When it was all said and down I was out $10.00 for all the shipping . I should have just thrown it in the trash . I never even to the day shot the gun . My opinion is, don’t waste your money . I’ve done a lot of research on the gun and watched every video on TH-cam before I bought it for it’s accuracy at 100 yards and they really wasn’t all that great . Someday I’ll shoot it but it’s at the bottom of my list after my experience with their customer service.
The Ruger Precision is a bolt action...smh
Correct the precision is bolt and it is Ruger’s 22 wmr rifle option because the 10/22 wmr was their semi option which had problems. Rewatched it and it’s definitely muddy. I’ll add a note.