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Winchester 21 sharp #8219918
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Just saw this. Kinda sorta neat ....I guess ? Idk it's hard for me to get too interested in rimfires.

It looks kinda like a real niche thing , guess for folks that need something a little bigger then a .17 but faster then a .22 ? And apparently it uses better bullets ... Maybe would be good for people.in non tox states or where they have the rimfire deal for predator hunting ? That or just something for the NRL rimfire comp guys ? There's also the ELR rimfire people... But as far as the average guy.... Meh

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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8219925
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22lr is heel based. Looks like they just dropped diameter to eliminate the heel.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8219935
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It's hard to get excited about this one.

Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Donnersurvivor] #8219941
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Originally Posted by Donnersurvivor
It's hard to get excited about this one.


Agreed

Now if only someone would take on the 5mm magnum and get that one sorted out and brought back.

The 17hmr wasn't the answer. It only beats 22wmr in velocity/trajectory.

The 5mm hits harder and is faster than the 22wmr.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8219966
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better buy enough ammon for life. it will not be around long I don't believe. like the 17 Mach 5 is hard to find ammo for. and bragging about 1.5" 50 yard groups and saying it's more accurate then .22 lr. guess they have never shot anything but bulk pack ammo.

Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220021
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Wish they would put more effort into producing 17WSM ammo, than creating a 21 Sharps.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: bob56] #8220025
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Originally Posted by bob56
Wish they would put more effort into producing 17WSM ammo, than creating a 21 Sharps.

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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220032
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Unfortunately, it's the 25gr I'm after.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220048
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Does anyone remember the 225 Winchester supposedly it was a centerfire that was gonna outshine the 22– 2:50
This was after the tried to get away from the 220 swift


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: cmcf] #8220053
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Originally Posted by cmcf
Does anyone remember the 225 Winchester supposedly it was a centerfire that was gonna outshine the 22– 2:50
This was after the tried to get away from the 220 swift

Nope but it's interesting. Funny enough the part case is .219 zipper who's part case is .30-30
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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: bob56] #8220054
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Originally Posted by bob56
Wish they would put more effort into producing 17WSM ammo, than creating a 21 Sharps.


I was in a quandry 5 years ago when I was looking at 17s. I had done a lot research and reading on both cartridges. The fella at cabelas was really pushing that WSM. At that time, there wasnt a dollars difference between a box of HMR and WSM ammo. I just wasnt confident at the time if WSM was gonna make it long term. Im glad I went with HMR. Ammo for the WSM has diminished and gone up in price if you can find it. Better load up heavy if you get the chance....

Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220067
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225 was a rimmed case for the 94 lever action. Not exactly your typical bull barreled bolt varmint gun and impossible to scope at the time.

Dead out of the gate as a 22-250 competitor.


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Originally Posted by warrior
225 was a rimmed case for the 94 lever action. Not exactly your typical bull barreled bolt varmint gun and impossible to scope at the time.

Dead out of the gate as a 22-250 competitor.



Alot of stuff died because it seems companies just don't understand how to put the bits and bobs together.
I can hear it right now
We want this to be the new .22 -250!
Awsome
That's what where gonna put it in a leaver act
I....wait what ? That odd but.
That can't be scoped !
....but why ?
THEYLL LOVE IT !


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Originally Posted by Wolfdog91
Originally Posted by warrior
225 was a rimmed case for the 94 lever action. Not exactly your typical bull barreled bolt varmint gun and impossible to scope at the time.

Dead out of the gate as a 22-250 competitor.



Alot of stuff died because it seems companies just don't understand how to put the bits and bobs together.
I can hear it right now
We want this to be the new .22 -250!
Awsome
That's what where gonna put it in a leaver act
I....wait what ? That odd but.
That can't be scoped !
....but why ?
THEYLL LOVE IT !


Remington is an expert at killing cartridges in the cradle. Funny thing though is many are actually good cartridges.


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Savage basically single handedly killed the 17 wsm with the inaccurate BMAG. Some of the first ones out of the gate sucked and word got out fast.

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Killed a lot of coyotes with a model 70 225 back in the day. It is a good shooter. and zips out there just fine.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220205
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Remington is an expert at killing cartridges in the cradle. Funny thing though is many are actually good cartridges.


Yes, Rem did great cartridge development work but were absolute masters of terrible marketing decisions.


The .21 Sharp looks like a solution in search of a problem.

Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220260
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I don’t think the 225 win was ever meant for the lever gun like the zipper was. If memory serves me correctly the pressure it generates takes it out of the model 94 option.

I have never seen a 94 chambered in 225. I have shot several M70’s in 225 and they were all good shooters and almost identical in performance to the 22-250. The biggest blow to the 225 was it was introduced in 1964 in the new M70 that everyone hated.


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rem sure dropped the ball with the 6mm rem and 260 rem. had they been able to market then 243 and 6.5 Creedmoor would not be popular or would have ther been a need for.

Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220297
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we don't need mora calibers what we need is them to produce more of the older rare ones who so desperatly need


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Crappiekiller] #8220308
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Originally Posted by Crappiekiller
I don’t think the 225 win was ever meant for the lever gun like the zipper was. If memory serves me correctly the pressure it generates takes it out of the model 94 option.

I have never seen a 94 chambered in 225. I have shot several M70’s in 225 and they were all good shooters and almost identical in performance to the 22-250. The biggest blow to the 225 was it was introduced in 1964 in the new M70 that everyone hated.

My brother had a 94 auction with a Remington barrel on it in 225. He took the barrel off and put a 30-30 barrel on it. Between trying to find flat nose 22 cal bullets and having to load them down to keep from blowing the lever auction up, he felt it was a waste. He just bought a 225 in a Winchester high wall.


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Re: Winchester 21 sharp [Re: Wolfdog91] #8220385
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according to wikipedia the 225 was never chambered in a lever action
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Based on the .219 Zipper case but with a reduced rim diameter[2] to fit the common .473" bolt face, it was intended as a replacement for the .220 Swift cartridge which had a reputation for burning out barrels. Despite having a modern straight taper design, the round was eclipsed by the older .22-250 Remington, already a popular wildcat introduced commercially a year later.

The .225 Winchester was chambered in factory rifles by Winchester (Models 70 and 670) and Savage (Model 340). All commercially produced rifles chambered in .225 Winchester were turn-bolt or break actions. Winchester ceased producing rifles chambered in .225 Winchester in 1971, however seasonal production of loaded ammunition and brass continues by Winchester. Reloading dies for the round are readily available.

The .225 Winchester's case is a parent case for some of SSK Industries'[3] popular line of JDJ cartridges designed by J.D. Jones, chosen for its strength and semi-rimmed design which makes it well suited for use in break-open actions.[4]

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I for one am going to pass on this 1.


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Interesting. But I will also pass

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"1.5 MOA at 50 yards."
That is a stupid expression. What is its MOA at 25 yards? 30 Yards? 60 yards? 100 yards?
The answer? 1.5 MOA.
If Winchester is too ignorant to know that, then we should make shovel and rake handles out of every rifle they have ever produced.
On top of that, 1.5 MOA is lousy.
I'm out.

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Originally Posted by 52Carl
"1.5 MOA at 50 yards."
That is a stupid expression. What is its MOA at 25 yards? 30 Yards? 60 yards? 100 yards?
The answer? 1.5 MOA.
If Winchester is too ignorant to know that, then we should make shovel and rake handles out of every rifle they have ever produced.
On top of that, 1.5 MOA is lousy.
I'm out.

So if I'm matching right...basically like 1" groups ..... Why they use moa at sub 100yd distance? Idk guess they like sounding fancy ? Buzzwords .... 100yd plus 1moa = 1" @100 2" @200 3" @300 roughly but you get the picture
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Have they gone bonkers with that MOA claim? Or is lead free 22 ammo all junk?
So you’re looking at 3” at 100yds…….meh.
This will be a round for collectors quick, won’t last long.


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Originally Posted by Wolfdog91

Why they use moa at sub 100yd distance? Idk guess they like sounding fancy ? Buzzwords ....

There's the rub. They are trying to pee down my back and tell me that it is raining. Then they are flat out lying that 22 rounds on the market are inferior to their 1.5 MOA rounds.
I wouldn't give 1.5 MOA rounds to somebody's kid that I don't like.

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