.22 LR Shotshells
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I fired one in a single shot and it stuck in the chamber. Won't even feed into the chamber of a semi..any ideas why?
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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The crimp on the older ones I use them in my Henry, the newer type plastic cap no problem. Hard to find them at times.
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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What are they good for? #12 shot might work on a mouse at 4 foot away. Even worse if they stick in the chamber and you have two or three mice bearing down on you.
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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Statute of limitations run out, plus both parents have now passed, so OK to reveal that as kids, my cousin and I used birdshot in his dad's 22 revolver to shoot carpenter bees on the wing. Worked great for that. Can't think of much else it would be good for.
As for ejecting, we have the same problem in an old 22 single shot bolt gun that for 50 years plus has only shot shorts. Put a LR in it and it won't extract it. My guess is there is a carbon ring where the shorter casing ends. Same with longer bird shot brass?
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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Just shot one from the 10/22. It went in easily, fired fine but didn't eject autoatic but did fine manually.
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Went at it one day for an hour.......it helped a little. Have since found some better chemicals. Need to try again.
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Re: .22 LR Shotshells
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What are they good for? #12 shot might work on a mouse at 4 foot away. Even worse if they stick in the chamber and you have two or three mice bearing down on you.
Back in the day they were called "bird shot". Think about it for a minute.
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Statute of limitations run out, plus both parents have now passed, so OK to reveal that as kids, my cousin and I used birdshot in his dad's 22 revolver to shoot carpenter bees on the wing. Worked great for that. Can't think of much else it would be good for. Well, that sounds sporting. I like it.
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The shotshell casing is a tad longer than the LR. That must be the difference.
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What are they good for? #12 shot might work on a mouse at 4 foot away. Even worse if they stick in the chamber and you have two or three mice bearing down on you.
They work great on snakes and chipmunks inside the chicken coop. I shot a lot of them last summer. I have an old POS 22 single shot that is now a dedicated 22 rat shot gun.
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What are they good for? #12 shot might work on a mouse at 4 foot away. Even worse if they stick in the chamber and you have two or three mice bearing down on you.
Back in the day they were called "bird shot". Think about it for a minute. Yeah, maybe burning my cousin Birdie in the backside, as kids. Useless gimmick, at best.
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