Reeder Custom Guns - Anyone ever use that "Tin" or "Copper" lead free .22?

WB
Anyone ever use that "Tin" or "Copper" lead free .22?
Wednesday, October 23, 2019, 14:52

Puffy sent me a box of Winchester "Tin" bulleted .22 LR that had a 26-27 gr. bullet that was the same size as the 40 gr. RN. It was rated at a much higher velocity as you'd expect. I figured it was specifically for Condors, or Spotted Owl seasons out West.

I remember it goo'd my barrel up some. I wanted to try the Tylor trick of liquid Alox on them. Do they still make that sort of stuff? The "Lead-free" .22 LR?

Anyone ever use that "Tin" or "Copper" lead free .22? - WB, 2019-10-23, 14:52
- The CCI copper type are the only consistently accurate ones - DinCA, 2019-10-23, 14:57
  - we don't do any of that silly crap in Arizona (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-23, 14:59
    - Don't let anyone know or you'll have even more - DinCA, 2019-10-23, 15:02
      - as long as they are conservatives and leave the - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-23, 15:06
- They do. If we want to hunt here it has to be lead free. (nm) - DinCA, 2019-10-23, 14:55
- My only experience is with the Gallery Shorts ... (nm) - Jim Taylor, 2019-10-23, 14:54
  - They did used to make something for Fairs and such! - WB, 2019-10-23, 15:10
    - Splatterless Gallery .22 Shorts - Jim Taylor, 2019-10-23, 15:16
      - I understand Splattering, but what is spattering? (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-10-23, 16:11
        apparently we are not using the correct word - Jim Taylor, 2019-10-23, 16:37
        we know what you mean!LOL! - Asa, 2019-10-23, 16:55
        The Gallery .22 Shorts were a composite bullet.. - Jim Taylor, 2019-10-23, 17:12
        Not sure the last time they released a new gallery 22 (nm) - Asa, 2019-10-23, 18:47