Really enjoy watching all your videos on the 22 magnum. You have been so helpful to me I own every one of these that you have reviewed. My Magnum Research is back at the factory now for ejection issues. Thank you for doing these videos
I hate to hear about firearms having to be sent back for repairs. They should be correct when they are purchased. I really appreciate your comment and thank you for watching!
The best semi-auto 22mag ever made was the H&K 300. Very accurate with a great trigger. I still have mine and will never sell it. You only live once…buy the best. They’re still available on online auctions. I’d recommend the original H&K scope mount too. German perfection. Only 22mag that’s more accurate is my $3000+ Cooper JSR.
I just looked them up on GB, wow! If I was going to buy just one for my personal use, maybe. Since I buy them for reviews, I like to check out the options. I have no doubt it's a good firearm though. Thanks for watching!
Took my new Savage A22 Magnum to the range this morning ( approx. 150 rds.) . I think I spent more time correcting the failure to feed, failure to fire, and only a couple failure to eject. I wonder if I should break it down , clean, and lube it before going back to the range next week. I probably should have done that after removing it from the box other than running a oiled patch down the bore. Today was very disappointing except for, through all that, I did zero my scope and was very happy hitting that dime sized red dot at 50 yards. I also believe I need to search You Tube for others that had these issues and how they corrected them. The only thing that keeps me hopeful is that I love .22 Magnum rounds. For every issue I dealt with, the next good firing round made me forget the past LOL. Great video! Thanks.
Breaking it down and cleaning it before you take it out to shoot it, is never a bad idea. The oil that the factory puts in them is usually more for preservation than lubrication. I hope you have a better experience the next time out. Thanks for watching!
I have the A22 with a thumb-hole stock. No problems at all. That thing is slick as butter. I also have a CZ 457 22 mag. I love both of them. Over 100 rounds of CCI Maxi Mag, i have only had one not fire the first time around. It did fire the second time. Might be the roubd didn’t have primer on one side.
The only .22wmr rifle I ever owned was a Ithaca lever action single shot. Loved that gun. Gave it to my son years ago and it was stolen in a break-in. We were both heart broken. He shot a crow out of the air at about 50 yards once. Awesome little piece.
Нельзя стрелять в небо из нарезного оружия,через 300 метров можно кого-то убить. Стреляя под углом по вороне ,вы рескуете убить кого-то по ходу выстрела. Привет из Украины!
I know this is 2 years too late but it should be mentioned that it depends on the scope as to if you can clean the rifle with a rod without removing the scope. I have an A17 hmr sporter with a Burris 3-9x40 on it and can easily remove the dust cover and bolt and clean with a rod. I have seen several videos saying that you have to remove the scope so I tried quite a few of the scopes I have. Most would not interfere with cleaning but there were a couple that would have made it easier to just remove. Apparently savage had some stocks that interfered with removing the bolt?? but mine doesn't. The A17 is identical to the A22
I guess I should have said that. I only mounted one scope on his rifle, and with just one ring height too. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
You are right about feeding problems on the 22mag l used to own a 1022 ruger in 22 mag never cycled properly the cases either snagged halfway out of the chamber or the empty case remained in the chamber so you had to eject it manually. This savage looks interesting about 10 years ago remington brought out a semi auto 22 mag l don't know if it was any good.
I own a Remington 597 that was a .17hmr. I sent it in and had them put a .22 magnum barrel on it and it shoots really well out to 50 yards. I'm looking for a scope for it might get the one your using for it and see how well it shoots out to 200 yards at the range I work at. Great review of this Savage.
What a bummer, such a nice setup too. A buddy of mine at work wants a semi auto 22mag bad. I mentioned the troubles of the platform in a semi auto. I will share this one with him so he can see another example. Hope you get it working better, take care
I'm not trying to knock Savage and none of them pay me anything anyway, but tell him to check out the Rossi, for the price that thing performed great! Thanks for watching Hillbilly!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview will do, I watched that one also. I will send both to him so he can see that 22 mag semi auto is not easy to obtain. Have a great Memorial day.
I have the 512 as well. I had problems with my CZ and had to send it back for warranty work. I think I got the best "Bang-for-my-buck" with the Rossi RS22M. Thanks for watching!
I wish more people made aftermarket for Savage. I would love a 22 Mag, but the Savage lend itself to customization like Ruger does. Great honest review
The 10-22 has been around for a long time and had a stranglehold on the patent for specific semi-auto mechanics. I don't recall ever really seeing much aftermarket for anything Savage makes, with the exception of stocks. Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching too!
That's a good looking gun, although it seems kinda finicky to clean. Although the same could be said for the .22 mag I have, a Marlin 882. Wish I could find some extra mags for it though, because it's still a decent gun.
I like the bolt action .22 mags, the rarely seem to have cycling issues! I'm not a fan of stripping down the A22s, a bore snake is a must with these rifles. I'd check ebay for extra mags. Thanks for watching
Good review, Richard. I'm a bolt action fan, in part because of the ease of cleaning and the reliable operation compared to semi-autos. I do have an AR and a Ruger 10-22, but they mostly stay in the safe, unless I feel like dumping some mags.
I've had 3 new savage rifles that had problems with light strikes. One was a centerfire. That has become too common for my liking so these days i tend to avoid them for that reason. That's a shame because usually they make an accurate gun. That little pond is screaming big bass at me, got any good ones in there? lol I know i'm late to comment but good review!
This is my only Savage that I had any kind of issues with. A couple of those were ammo related and a couple seemed to be light strikes. I'm still a huge fan of Savage though. Thanks for watching!
I've been wanting to buy a .22 magnum rifle but BIG5 Sporting Goods and my local gun shops don't have any. It's going to take some extra work if I want to get one ordered.
Probably not. I try to do a different gun every week and I work a regular job 50+ hrs/week, so it's hard to find the time to do a lot of shooting and testing. I wish this was my full time job but I still have many other responsibilities as a husband, father and homeowner, it seems to never end. Thanks for watching!
The take down on this turned me off from this rifle.Going to stick with bolt action as far as a 22 wmr rifle goes.Ruger American does the job just fine,,have taken down a lot of coyotes with it.Good review as always Richard.
Yeah, the take-down blows! I knew it would be because of the A22 (lr) is the same. My ultimate goal here was to do a comparison video of the CZ, Savage and Rossi. Hopefully I'll get to it soon! Thanks for watching garageguy!
more than just the gun concerns me, for ammo from a reputed manufacturer to be no fires is just not acceptable. I have not shot much for 20 years but when I did it was an extreme rarity to have a no fire due to ammo in long rifle or WMR. You did a great review, provided some especially good insights and gave excellent instruction, thank you. I am disappointed in the gun, the troubles you had may go away with use to smooth out the moving parts, including the seating of the magazine. But for a $500 gun you shouldn't have to break the damn thing in, period! I have been eyeballing the target version with the heavy barrel and wood stock but this review has cooled me off big time.
Every now and then, you'll run into a bad batch of rimfire ammo. Some brands are worse than others. The rifle has been running great since it's had a few rounds through it. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching too!
ya know I keep thinking about the semi auto action relative to the .22WMR, even with .22 long rifle, jam ups and failure to fire is not uncommon. It is it seems inherent in the design, at least for relatively cheap mass produced off the shelf guns. Most of my experience is with bolt action, pump action and there you have a pretty consistent return to battery, locking lug (s) on a leverage device which is the bolt. It fairly well assures that the cartridge is fully seated in the chamber and the position of the bolt to chamber meeting point is also fairly consistent. This is not the case with auto loaders, the bolt will react with more or less energy depending on ammo specs and thus the cartridge may experience variations in cycling and so too the bolt may or may not be in the same " battery position". This of course means the stroke of the firing pin may be highly variable cartridge to cartridge. Ammo with very miniscule deviation in case dimensions, dirty action all play into this to promote irregular battery position. A firing pin strike thus can have its impact much reduced because it is first expending its energy on seating the cartridge more completely in the chamber. Just a thought. One thing I suspect that helps this condition is to shoot the hell out of the auto loader, the supposed benefit would be that a high number of cycles will smooth out the action and compensate for at least some of the inconsistencies. For this cartridge family I just cannot get comfortable in an auto loader. I just did now go with a Savage bolt gun with 10 round rotary magazine, the reliability and accuracy potential I believe to be much better, highly reliable and consistent compared to the auto loader.
You are exactly right. Very well said too! I think you'll enjoy the bolt gun, I have a couple and I really like them. Thanks for the comment and thanks again for watching!@@garymcmullin2292
Yup! I think the quality control isn't NEARLY as good for 22 magnum compared to the more popular 22 LR. For whatever reason I've had great ammo from Armscorp, and I went with a double action revolver instead of semi auto anything for the round. The modern Smith and Wesson 48 is REALLY fun, but need to find good ammo for sure. The 648 is too barrel heavy because of that underlug which is too bad because 22 mag can benefit from the longer barrel length.
I've just recently decided to MAYBE add a 22 WMR semi auto to my collection and am particularly interested in the Savage or Rossi. Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this video! Liked and subscribed
I've had *ONE* bad load. I got very fortunate, it was with an inch and half barrel revolver, the bullet stopped in the barrel......if I had cycled another bullet then it would have blown up in my hand. I try to avoid CCI but some ammo is better than nothing.
@@Juber777 I have a rifle I bought used several months ago. It had a squibload that someone fired another behind it. It didn't blow up but it did bulge the barrel slightly.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview glad it didn't blow up on ya, but snub 1.5 inch top break revolver would have probably been terrible, I just think of my cousin who got "lucky" with his 9mm....it fired but exploded and the front slide just kissed his cheek and went passed... don't know what round brand...
I'd call the videos I've done on these rifles so far, an initial review. I will do a follow up video comparing all 3 (Savage, CZ and Rossi) in the future. I want to make a level battlefield before I declare a winner. Thanks for watching and I hope you continue to watch upcoming videos.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Sure ,I will follow your video because I had the CZ512 WMR too. My gun can do the three round in the same holes at 50 m without any failia. I hope you can do too, god bless you.
looks like a pretty decent rifle ... Even if we could have semi auto's I'd probably still stick to my CZ bolt action 22 magnum 👍 But I used to have a Ruger 10/22 before they banned them , I'd have that back 👍👍
I have 3 semi auto .22mags and I would probably take my Ruger Precision Rimfire bolt action out for a day of ground hoggin'. It breaks my heart to hear you say they banned the 10/22, that's one of the most popular rifles people over here get for their kids as a first rifle. Thanks for Watching Shane!
You're living dangerous with a possible delayed fire on ejecting the misfires too early . I learned that a long time ago when I threw a misfired round into the brush to hear it whiz away some seconds later .
Although it can cause issues, the force of the round, outside of the chamber, is not nearly as devastating. Most of the time if a round goes off outside of the chamber, the pieces follow the path of least resistance. Usually the heavier round will move much less than the case or shell, sending the empty case much farther than the actual bullet. I'm not saying that it's completely safe by any means. Here's an interesting video on what happens when the go off outside of a chamber: th-cam.com/video/VnfDtVV7dHs/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUac2V0dGluZyBmaXJlIHRvIGJveGVkIGFtbW8%3D
Mine is a shooter! I gotta tell ya, I have allot and shoot ALLOT of 22 Mag and I can count 22 Mag duds in one hand. Id bet its your gun. Real nice bluing and MAN sized. I re stocked it with a Boyds laminated stock. Pillar and glass bedded. Now It shoots Fed 50g into 1" @ 100yards now. Coyotes around here, DO NOT like it! 🤘🏼🤟🏽🤘🏼🤟🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I herd Savage gonna be making this one in 17 WSM!! Im waiting for that one!!!!! ♥️♥️♥️
I like .22 mag myself. I agree the bluing is very nice on this rifle! I've been trying to get my hands on the WSM version from the moment I heard about it. Thanks for watching!
I bought my A22 magum about a tear ago. It has and still is the most reliable rifle I have. It is moa @ 75 yards.
Very nice! Thanks for watching!
They make a great firearm! I appreciate your knowledge of this one.
I've been a Savage fan for years. Thanks for watching Santee!
Really enjoy watching all your videos on the 22 magnum. You have been so helpful to me I own every one of these that you have reviewed. My Magnum Research is back at the factory now for ejection issues. Thank you for doing these videos
I hate to hear about firearms having to be sent back for repairs. They should be correct when they are purchased. I really appreciate your comment and thank you for watching!
The best semi-auto 22mag ever made was the H&K 300. Very accurate with a great trigger. I still have mine and will never sell it. You only live once…buy the best. They’re still available on online auctions. I’d recommend the original H&K scope mount too. German perfection. Only 22mag that’s more accurate is my $3000+ Cooper JSR.
I just looked them up on GB, wow! If I was going to buy just one for my personal use, maybe. Since I buy them for reviews, I like to check out the options. I have no doubt it's a good firearm though. Thanks for watching!
Took my new Savage A22 Magnum to the range this morning ( approx. 150 rds.) . I think I spent more time correcting the failure to feed, failure to fire, and only a couple failure to eject. I wonder if I should break it down , clean, and lube it before going back to the range next week. I probably should have done that after removing it from the box other than running a oiled patch down the bore. Today was very disappointing except for, through all that, I did zero my scope and was very happy hitting that dime sized red dot at 50 yards. I also believe I need to search You Tube for others that had these issues and how they corrected them. The only thing that keeps me hopeful is that I love .22 Magnum rounds. For every issue I dealt with, the next good firing round made me forget the past LOL. Great video! Thanks.
Breaking it down and cleaning it before you take it out to shoot it, is never a bad idea. The oil that the factory puts in them is usually more for preservation than lubrication. I hope you have a better experience the next time out. Thanks for watching!
I have the A22 with a thumb-hole stock. No problems at all. That thing is slick as butter. I also have a CZ 457 22 mag. I love both of them. Over 100 rounds of CCI Maxi Mag, i have only had one not fire the first time around. It did fire the second time. Might be the roubd didn’t have primer on one side.
They can get a little expensive, it's way too easy to keep squeezing that trigger over and over again! Thanks for watching!
The only .22wmr rifle I ever owned was a Ithaca lever action single shot. Loved that gun. Gave it to my son years ago and it was stolen in a break-in. We were both heart broken. He shot a crow out of the air at about 50 yards once. Awesome little piece.
Wow that sucks! Sounds like a cool rifle and you son made a great shot too! Thanks for watching!
I had the .22 lr version, they are sweet shooter's. The Marlin .22 WMR Levermatic I have is hard to beat.
Нельзя стрелять в небо из нарезного оружия,через 300 метров можно кого-то убить. Стреляя под углом по вороне ,вы рескуете убить кого-то по ходу выстрела.
Привет из Украины!
Yes had one single shot lever action ,Ithaca made good weapons, needless to say my step dad,was a dairy farmer there long ways from texas.
Thanks for the review Richard. Like your style. Looking forward to the comparison video. JimE
Thanks Jim, I really appreciate it! I'm looking forward to a really nice day to do the video.
Wish I could find a mod 24 .22lr/ .410 Savage. Had one when I was a kid, the newer ones just aren't the same.
They're out there but I'll bet they demand a premium. I'm not a fan of the way the model 42 looks. Thanks for watching!
I know this is 2 years too late but it should be mentioned that it depends on the scope as to if you can clean the rifle with a rod without removing the scope. I have an A17 hmr sporter with a Burris 3-9x40 on it and can easily remove the dust cover and bolt and clean with a rod. I have seen several videos saying that you have to remove the scope so I tried quite a few of the scopes I have. Most would not interfere with cleaning but there were a couple that would have made it easier to just remove.
Apparently savage had some stocks that interfered with removing the bolt?? but mine doesn't. The A17 is identical to the A22
I guess I should have said that. I only mounted one scope on his rifle, and with just one ring height too. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
Just found your channel, great video, Thanks for sharing, Love the 22’s
Awesome! Thank you!
A good honest review and this is why I watch your content. great job!
Thanks! I don't hide anything, I show it both good and bad. Thanks for watching!
You are right about feeding problems on the 22mag l used to own a 1022 ruger in 22 mag never cycled properly the cases either snagged halfway out of the chamber or the empty case remained in the chamber so you had to eject it manually. This savage looks interesting about 10 years ago remington brought out a semi auto 22 mag l don't know if it was any good.
Interesting, I don't remember the Remington .22mag, I may have to see if I can find one. Thanks for watching!
Looking forward to the three compared.
I'm just hoping for a really nice day when I get the chance to do it. Thanks for watching Chuckin'
I own a Remington 597 that was a .17hmr. I sent it in and had them put a .22 magnum barrel on it and it shoots really well out to 50 yards. I'm looking for a scope for it might get the one your using for it and see how well it shoots out to 200 yards at the range I work at. Great review of this Savage.
I might pick up another one of these scopes, they seem to perform really well. Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!
What a bummer, such a nice setup too. A buddy of mine at work wants a semi auto 22mag bad. I mentioned the troubles of the platform in a semi auto. I will share this one with him so he can see another example. Hope you get it working better, take care
I'm not trying to knock Savage and none of them pay me anything anyway, but tell him to check out the Rossi, for the price that thing performed great! Thanks for watching Hillbilly!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview will do, I watched that one also. I will send both to him so he can see that 22 mag semi auto is not easy to obtain. Have a great Memorial day.
Wow over 5 beans is in the price range of the CZ 512. Tough choice if I decide to go semi. My old marlin bolt 25M does pretty well.
I have the 512 as well. I had problems with my CZ and had to send it back for warranty work. I think I got the best "Bang-for-my-buck" with the Rossi RS22M. Thanks for watching!
The Rossie is the one I’d go for , thanks for vid 👍
As much as I like Savage products, I think Rossi did a jam-up job on their semi-auto .22 Mag. Thanks for watching!
I wish more people made aftermarket for Savage. I would love a 22 Mag, but the Savage lend itself to customization like Ruger does.
Great honest review
The 10-22 has been around for a long time and had a stranglehold on the patent for specific semi-auto mechanics. I don't recall ever really seeing much aftermarket for anything Savage makes, with the exception of stocks. Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching too!
That's a good looking gun, although it seems kinda finicky to clean.
Although the same could be said for the .22 mag I have, a Marlin 882.
Wish I could find some extra mags for it though, because it's still a decent gun.
I like the bolt action .22 mags, the rarely seem to have cycling issues! I'm not a fan of stripping down the A22s, a bore snake is a must with these rifles. I'd check ebay for extra mags. Thanks for watching
You can’t find any mags for it?
@@bryantbutlermf Not for any reasonable price, No.
It uses single-stack 7 round magazines.
Good review, Richard. I'm a bolt action fan, in part because of the ease of cleaning and the reliable operation compared to semi-autos. I do have an AR and a Ruger 10-22, but they mostly stay in the safe, unless I feel like dumping some mags.
I feel the same way, I just got on a 22mag, semi auto kick recently. Thanks for watching!
Great video. Looked like a great review to me.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
I've had 3 new savage rifles that had problems with light strikes. One was a centerfire. That has become too common for my liking so these days i tend to avoid them for that reason. That's a shame because usually they make an accurate gun. That little pond is screaming big bass at me, got any good ones in there? lol I know i'm late to comment but good review!
This is my only Savage that I had any kind of issues with. A couple of those were ammo related and a couple seemed to be light strikes. I'm still a huge fan of Savage though. Thanks for watching!
I've been wanting to buy a .22 magnum rifle but BIG5 Sporting Goods and my local gun shops don't have any. It's going to take some extra work if I want to get one ordered.
It seems like there's a shortage of all the cool stuff. Good luck in your search and thanks for watching!
What would you think of loading a dummy round in the magazine first so you end on the dummy round to prevent the striking of the back of the chamber?
It cuts the capacity down but that would definitely work.
Cz 512 22mag is probably the best one out of all the semis on the market
I had issues with mine. I had to send it back, it's all good now. Thanks for watching!
Will you be doing a long-term review?
Probably not. I try to do a different gun every week and I work a regular job 50+ hrs/week, so it's hard to find the time to do a lot of shooting and testing. I wish this was my full time job but I still have many other responsibilities as a husband, father and homeowner, it seems to never end. Thanks for watching!
The take down on this turned me off from this rifle.Going to stick with bolt action as far as a 22 wmr rifle goes.Ruger American does the job just fine,,have taken down a lot of coyotes with it.Good review as always Richard.
Yeah, the take-down blows! I knew it would be because of the A22 (lr) is the same. My ultimate goal here was to do a comparison video of the CZ, Savage and Rossi. Hopefully I'll get to it soon! Thanks for watching garageguy!
Im still on the fence on what 22 mag i want to buy.
There are tons of them out there. For the price, I really like the Rossi RS22M. Thanks for watching!
more than just the gun concerns me, for ammo from a reputed manufacturer to be no fires is just not acceptable. I have not shot much for 20 years but when I did it was an extreme rarity to have a no fire due to ammo in long rifle or WMR. You did a great review, provided some especially good insights and gave excellent instruction, thank you. I am disappointed in the gun, the troubles you had may go away with use to smooth out the moving parts, including the seating of the magazine. But for a $500 gun you shouldn't have to break the damn thing in, period! I have been eyeballing the target version with the heavy barrel and wood stock but this review has cooled me off big time.
Every now and then, you'll run into a bad batch of rimfire ammo. Some brands are worse than others. The rifle has been running great since it's had a few rounds through it. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching too!
ya know I keep thinking about the semi auto action relative to the .22WMR, even with .22 long rifle, jam ups and failure to fire is not uncommon. It is it seems inherent in the design, at least for relatively cheap mass produced off the shelf guns. Most of my experience is with bolt action, pump action and there you have a pretty consistent return to battery, locking lug (s) on a leverage device which is the bolt. It fairly well assures that the cartridge is fully seated in the chamber and the position of the bolt to chamber meeting point is also fairly consistent. This is not the case with auto loaders, the bolt will react with more or less energy depending on ammo specs and thus the cartridge may experience variations in cycling and so too the bolt may or may not be in the same " battery position". This of course means the stroke of the firing pin may be highly variable cartridge to cartridge. Ammo with very miniscule deviation in case dimensions, dirty action all play into this to promote irregular battery position. A firing pin strike thus can have its impact much reduced because it is first expending its energy on seating the cartridge more completely in the chamber. Just a thought. One thing I suspect that helps this condition is to shoot the hell out of the auto loader, the supposed benefit would be that a high number of cycles will smooth out the action and compensate for at least some of the inconsistencies. For this cartridge family I just cannot get comfortable in an auto loader. I just did now go with a Savage bolt gun with 10 round rotary magazine, the reliability and accuracy potential I believe to be much better, highly reliable and consistent compared to the auto loader.
You are exactly right. Very well said too! I think you'll enjoy the bolt gun, I have a couple and I really like them. Thanks for the comment and thanks again for watching!@@garymcmullin2292
Yup! I think the quality control isn't NEARLY as good for 22 magnum compared to the more popular 22 LR. For whatever reason I've had great ammo from Armscorp, and I went with a double action revolver instead of semi auto anything for the round. The modern Smith and Wesson 48 is REALLY fun, but need to find good ammo for sure. The 648 is too barrel heavy because of that underlug which is too bad because 22 mag can benefit from the longer barrel length.
I've just recently decided to MAYBE add a 22 WMR semi auto to my collection and am particularly interested in the Savage or Rossi. Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this video! Liked and subscribed
I have been a Savage fan for many years and there is absolutely nothing wrong with the A22Magnum, but for the money, check out the Rossi.
I shoot a lot of 22 mag and I always buy CCI … I don’t remember any misfires with them… humm maybe the rifle is striking a little light… thanks buddy…
Maybe, but those second strikes looked pretty good to me. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview thanks buddy…
I've had *ONE* bad load.
I got very fortunate, it was with an inch and half barrel revolver, the bullet stopped in the barrel......if I had cycled another bullet then it would have blown up in my hand.
I try to avoid CCI but some ammo is better than nothing.
@@Juber777 I have a rifle I bought used several months ago. It had a squibload that someone fired another behind it. It didn't blow up but it did bulge the barrel slightly.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview glad it didn't blow up on ya, but snub 1.5 inch top break revolver would have probably been terrible, I just think of my cousin who got "lucky" with his 9mm....it fired but exploded and the front slide just kissed his cheek and went passed... don't know what round brand...
What pain to take down I’ll stay with my CZ 512
Not the easiest but not the worst either. Thanks for watching!
Which one is better(accuracy and reliability) between 512 vs A22 in wmr rounds.
I'd call the videos I've done on these rifles so far, an initial review. I will do a follow up video comparing all 3 (Savage, CZ and Rossi) in the future. I want to make a level battlefield before I declare a winner. Thanks for watching and I hope you continue to watch upcoming videos.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Sure ,I will follow your video because I had the CZ512 WMR too. My gun can do the three round in the same holes at 50 m without any failia. I hope you can do too, god bless you.
looks like a pretty decent rifle ... Even if we could have semi auto's I'd probably still stick to my CZ bolt action 22 magnum 👍 But I used to have a Ruger 10/22 before they banned them , I'd have that back 👍👍
I have 3 semi auto .22mags and I would probably take my Ruger Precision Rimfire bolt action out for a day of ground hoggin'. It breaks my heart to hear you say they banned the 10/22, that's one of the most popular rifles people over here get for their kids as a first rifle. Thanks for Watching Shane!
Where do you live at, to ban a 22? Thanks
@@cowboywoodard2569 Australia
You're living dangerous with a possible delayed fire on ejecting the misfires too early . I learned that a long time ago when I threw a misfired round into the brush to hear it whiz away some seconds later .
Although it can cause issues, the force of the round, outside of the chamber, is not nearly as devastating. Most of the time if a round goes off outside of the chamber, the pieces follow the path of least resistance. Usually the heavier round will move much less than the case or shell, sending the empty case much farther than the actual bullet.
I'm not saying that it's completely safe by any means. Here's an interesting video on what happens when the go off outside of a chamber: th-cam.com/video/VnfDtVV7dHs/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUac2V0dGluZyBmaXJlIHRvIGJveGVkIGFtbW8%3D
What scope are useing
I have it listed in the description below the video.
Seems to have problems. I'll stick with the CZ.
I had more problems with my CZ and none with the Rossi. Thanks for watching!
Mine won’t extract worth a damn. The rifle rides a red rocket.
That's not good. As much as I hate to say it, send it back, they'll fix it.
Mine is a shooter! I gotta tell ya, I have allot and shoot ALLOT of 22 Mag and I can count 22 Mag duds in one hand. Id bet its your gun.
Real nice bluing and MAN sized. I re stocked it with a Boyds laminated stock. Pillar and glass bedded. Now It shoots Fed 50g into 1" @ 100yards now. Coyotes around here, DO NOT like it! 🤘🏼🤟🏽🤘🏼🤟🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I herd Savage gonna be making this one in 17 WSM!! Im waiting for that one!!!!! ♥️♥️♥️
I like .22 mag myself. I agree the bluing is very nice on this rifle! I've been trying to get my hands on the WSM version from the moment I heard about it. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks!
Very useful! Thank you!............................elsullo
Glad it helped and thanks for watching!
Way too complicated design.
The magnum rounds need some sort of delay mechanism to be reliable.
Hard pass
Some people don't like them, some do. Thanks for watching!