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20/222
Yeah guys looking at building a 20/222 for small stuff any negatives too them or is there a better option
Cheers jack |
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20-222
I've been shooting Maryland groundhogs with one for the last couple of years. I love it, groundhogs not so much. Mine is a no-turn neck so as to keep it as easy as possible. You have a PM.
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I've got a NIB CZ 527 American that will wear a PacNor barrel in that caliber some day.
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Go for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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About the only thing easier is a the 20Prac.
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I love mine. I don't shoot any of my other small caliber stuff since I got it. Other then the hornet. The hornet is just so quiet. The 20-222 is easy to load for and accurate. Low recoil. You will love it.
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Ive been thinking about doing one for a while now. I believe I've made my mind up now.
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I'm guessing you're referring to brass availability?
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Well thx for that are most running no neck turn cases I don't see much need for turning necks in it
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20/222
I built 2, one on a Sako L46 donor for a carry gun and the other on a Rem 700 for bench work. Seemed a natural for the Sako and it feeds as slick as the factory 222, the Rem got a #6 Rockcreek from the Saubier group buy.
You can throw a 150fps blanket over all those 20cal variants off the 222/223 parent case, it's just preference and whether you need it to feed from a mag. My 20Bobcat is basically a 20/222AI, little faster but won't feed for squat. |
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