Will it work?
RC, Cedric, RJ, Knife, Doug..the list goes on, THE BULLET CLUB.
I think we are all impressed and intrigued by there bullet casting and long range shooting exploits
Someday I WILL go that route..but today is not the day.
So I’m trying a more humble experiment, if it works ..great, if not no big loss.
I took the barrel of an old broken 35 year old 22, a Winchester 190.
its now at a local gunsmith being turned down, I should get it back in the next few days.
I found some nice little 30gr bullets and figure I should be able to shoot them in the 900-1000fps range
Has anyone else ever tried this? Will it work?
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Update..
Well the barrel was finished and mounted on the gun a few days ago.
The bullets above were just a little too large and needed sized down thousandths of an inch
After sizing the bullets..they shot great, in my basement..at 11 yards.
Today, I went to a friends house that has a 150 yards.
Sighted in at 50 yards, group not great…1in or so. But, I can’t blame it on the gun.
The gun has a crapy 9x scope on it…at 50, I can’t see where the bullets are going.
I should have put the 6×24 on it..but did not.
The bullets did seem to fly straigher than the normal pellets.
The was about a 7mph wind today..I know with the Eddie, I would have had to compensate about 1/2 mil dot.
I put a pop can on a post at 110 yards and took 2 shots.
The first shot was low..it hit the 4″ wide post…2nd hit the pop can.
All in all it looks promising, more shooting and more playing needed.
I was shooting the with the reg-ed tank setup at about 750fps..to darn slow, but was looking for groups not power.
Verified that with the high power big tank..I can hit about 1000fps..but did not do it today.
Outta bullets, done for a week..
Knife is right…a 22lr barrel is a poor choice for this, as I only have a few choices of bullets..and they need sized down.
A .223,243,250,257..barrel would have been an easier way to go…plenty of bullets to choose from.or cast you own..