Isn't this literally the "old" .22 Long cartridge?

WB
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Monday, May 19, 2025, 14:00 (433 days ago)

I thought the old .22 Long was simply the .22 Short bullet in the .22 LR case. I don't remember the performance being enhanced, although I thought it should be. Like a big car motor in a mid-size sedan.

https://waltherarms.com/shop/federal-punch-200-rounds-promo-pack-22lr

They also have 100 packs of .22 WMR for $22. Not too bad.

*The ONLY ammo I've found so far that reliable functions in my little Beretta 21A is .22 LR Mini-Mags. The old industry stand-by. If it won't run with Mini-Mags, you have some tinkering to do.

IT'S NEW! IT'S IMPROVED. It's Déjà Moo

Jim Taylor
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Monday, May 19, 2025, 14:25 (433 days ago) @ WB

"The feeling you've heard this bulls**t before."

I remember seeing some guns we’re chambered .22 Long, not LR

WB
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Monday, May 19, 2025, 16:05 (433 days ago) @ Jim Taylor

It seems it was a lengthened .22 Short to begin. 25% more capacity, a whole 5 gr. Black Powder! Hot stuff for 1871 I figure. The velocity rating, nominally, is about 50-75 fps more than a 40 gr. LR round. I guess they never marketed a “hi-velocity” version of the Long up until the .22 Stinger? But it’s 33 gr. and has a longer case.

Good one Jim!!! Like so much today.

SPB
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Monday, May 19, 2025, 17:19 (433 days ago) @ Jim Taylor

Doesn't Gary's Flat Head tool do that and better?

John W
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Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 07:36 (431 days ago) @ WB

It seems like they are trying to reinvent the wheel a tad too much. Maybe I am getting jaded as I get older.

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