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Bring those10/22s out of the safe.

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Same 10/22 just with different stocks
16" Kidd Ultralight
B&C Light tactical/Archangel precision
Leupold 2-7x33

Same 10/22 just with different stocks
16" Kidd Ultralight
B&C Light tactical/Archangel precision
Leupold 2-7x33

Nice JMB! How do you like that barrel? I've read that is Kidd's only barrel that doesn't come with their MOA guarantee.

Nice JMB! How do you like that barrel? I've read that is Kidd's only barrel that doesn't come with their MOA guarantee.

thnx Bushido👍🏼 Haven't had the chance to shoot it on paper yet. I've pretty much got it sighted in on the steel targets on the silhouette side. Hopefully I can get some groups soon.

thnx Bushido👍🏼 Haven't had the chance to shoot it on paper yet. I've pretty much got it sighted in on the steel targets on the silhouette side. Hopefully I can get some groups soon.

Would love to hear how it shoots. Either way, very nice build for sure!!

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Here's one of my integrally suppressed 10/22s.  I port the barrels to make it run like an MP5SD so it actually turns super sonic ammo subsonic then the suppressor gets rid of the report.  It is laughably quiet. 

Here's one of my integrally suppressed 10/22s.  I port the barrels to make it run like an MP5SD so it actually turns super sonic ammo subsonic then the suppressor gets rid of the report.  It is laughably quiet. 

Nice gun & video.   

About the porting -- if the ammo runs subsonic due to the ports, why not use subsonic ammo in a non-ported barrel?

Velocity is what creates the sonic report, right?  So, would using subsonic ammo in a non-ported barrel not have the same ballistics as supersonic in the ported one?

Just curious.  Thanks.

Nice gun & video.   

About the porting -- if the ammo runs subsonic due to the ports, why not use subsonic ammo in a non-ported barrel?

Velocity is what creates the sonic report, right?  So, would using subsonic ammo in a non-ported barrel not have the same ballistics as supersonic in the ported one?

Just curious.  Thanks.

So that I can use standard ammo.  Subsonic ammo is always harder to find and more expensive.  This way I can just use the standard ammo sold is 555 round packs for cheap.  It's an excellent cheap fun gun to buy as well as to shoot now.  Yes, the velocity of the bullet breaking the sound barrier creates the sonic report.

So that I can use standard ammo.  Subsonic ammo is always harder to find and more expensive.  This way I can just use the standard ammo sold is 555 round packs for cheap.  It's an excellent cheap fun gun to buy as well as to shoot now.  Yes, the velocity of the bullet breaking the sound barrier creates the sonic report.

That was my guess.  I know subsonic .22LR is not as available, but not sure what the prices are.

I saw a video on YT that demonstrated if you intend to shoot .22LR at long distances, it's best to use subsonic.  Avoiding breaking the sound barrier stops the bullet from wobbling when it comes back down to subsonic speed.  I forget the distances shown, but I believe it was at least 500 yds.

That was my guess.  I know subsonic .22LR is not as available, but not sure what the prices are.

I saw a video on YT that demonstrated if you intend to shoot .22LR at long distances, it's best to use subsonic.  Avoiding breaking the sound barrier stops the bullet from wobbling when it comes back down to subsonic speed.  I forget the distances shown, but I believe it was at least 500 yds.

500 yards would be hard to do with subsonic 22lr I think.  I know I have a HUGE drop with this gun when I'm shooting at just 120 yards with it.  But I am no expert.

Here's one of my integrally suppressed 10/22s.  I port the barrels to make it run like an MP5SD so it actually turns super sonic ammo subsonic then the suppressor gets rid of the report.  It is laughably quiet. 

Very cool!!

I saw a video on YT that demonstrated if you intend to shoot .22LR at long distances, it's best to use subsonic.  Avoiding breaking the sound barrier stops the bullet from wobbling when it comes back down to subsonic speed.

Subsonic ammo is the way to go if shooting long range with a 22lr. High Velocity, let's say 1250fps like Blazers, goes transonic ("wobbly range") before 100y. High velocity 22lr is also afffected by wind drift more than subsonic ammo contrary to belief. Most if not all match ammo is subsonic in the 1050fps range.

Subsonic ammo is the way to go if shooting long range with a 22lr. High Velocity, let's say 1250fps like Blazers, goes transonic ("wobbly range") before 100y. High velocity 22lr is also afffected by wind drift more than subsonic ammo contrary to belief. Most if not all match ammo is subsonic in the 1050fps range.

Good info

Really close to narrowing it down to the Ruger Precision Rimfire.

Reasoning:

-Looks "tacticool".  Which means I won't spend just as much on modifying it (main reason)
-It comes in black
-Grouping expectations: Tangarine size at 50 yards.  My expectations aren't rounds touching yet...
-Didn't want a 15/22 (already own an AR and same rifle is boring to me)
-Bday gift from the wife

Really close to narrowing it down to the Ruger Precision Rimfire.

Reasoning:

-Looks "tacticool".  Which means I won't spend just as much on modifying it (main reason)
-It comes in black
-Grouping expectations: Tangarine size at 50 yards.  My expectations aren't rounds touching yet...
-Didn't want a 15/22 (already own an AR and same rifle is boring to me)
-Bday gift from the wife

The Ruger Precision Rimfire is a decent rifle. Like most rifles it has it's goods and bads. With good fundamentals and decent ammo, you can easily beat a tangerine at 50y. When you learn wind calls, you can beat that at 100.