Thread: Question for .22lr experts.

Keep an eye out for Aquila SSS sub sonic. Rather than drop to loading they upped the size of the projectile to 60gr. Especially if you want to carry a bit more energy into your target. can be hard to get though...

Originally Posted by timattalon

Keep an eye out for Aquila SSS sub sonic. Rather than drop to loading they upped the size of the projectile to 60gr. Especially if you want to carry a bit more energy into your target. can be hard to get though...

Funny looking things, sort of a 22 short case with a huge long bullet. None of my 22s would stableise them, shot side on holes all over the target at 10 metres. But they were super quiet without a silencer sort of a pop. I guess a fast twist is needed to have them work.

Originally Posted by timattalon

Keep an eye out for Aquila SSS sub sonic. Rather than drop to loading they upped the size of the projectile to 60gr. Especially if you want to carry a bit more energy into your target. can be hard to get though...

just dont try them in a semi, they wont cycle and since its dupont powder its filthy stuff

they cycle in my browning buckmark rifle just fine, get a face full of shit from every shot though. they wont cycle any of my 10/22's but they will several of my other semis to various reliability levels. now cycling and stabalizing would be a nice thing!

Originally Posted by gonetropo

just dont try them in a semi, they wont cycle and since its dupont powder its filthy stuff

Originally Posted by timattalon

Keep an eye out for Aquila SSS sub sonic. Rather than drop to loading they upped the size of the projectile to 60gr. Especially if you want to carry a bit more energy into your target. can be hard to get though...

I still have some. They're the reason I went and bought a 223 hahaha

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