is the fact the Std. Hornet fires perfectly in the K-hornet chamber and looses little if any. Plus it fireforms and ejects fine, in my experiences. K-hornet brass would be quite valuable for resale. How many .22 Hornets can a guy fire at $1 a shot for factory ammo anyway?! I've not tried the .218 Bee in a Revolver but it worries me some. You and Huey say it works so that's good enough for me. I'd think they too would benefit from using the improved version.
I still think whomever buys that rig should drop another buck fifty and have you re-chamber to K-Hornet. Money way ahead. I got Hornet to work in a K-frame but I had to back way, way, off and keep greasy fouling funk away.
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22 Hornet Coyote Classic with stags on GB
- Howard, 2019-03-28, 04:12
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That needs to be changed to a K-hornet pronto
- WB, 2019-03-28, 08:46
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whenever folks order the Coyote Classic or the
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-28, 10:59
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One good argument for those who don't reload
- WB, 2019-03-28, 12:02
- the 218 Bee always works as does the 218 Mashburn bee - Gary Reeder, 2019-03-28, 12:31
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One good argument for those who don't reload
- WB, 2019-03-28, 12:02
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whenever folks order the Coyote Classic or the
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-28, 10:59
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That needs to be changed to a K-hornet pronto
- WB, 2019-03-28, 08:46