22lr or 17hmr ?
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22lr or 17hmr ?
i've been thinking about getting a new 22 or 17 hmr , i have a 597 Remington , but it's old and it jams quite a bit , and it doesn't seem to matter which brand bullets i use, that and shes not really that accurate..
anyways , the new one is going to be a savage 93 model , since i love the accu-trigger that and they are accurate for the price you pay.
anyone care to give advice on which way to go ?...22 or 17 ?
anyways , the new one is going to be a savage 93 model , since i love the accu-trigger that and they are accurate for the price you pay.
anyone care to give advice on which way to go ?...22 or 17 ?
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Typical Buck
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I agree with relentless pursuit. Its all about application. Now like many people in here, I love my 22s. I think I have six now and for going out and plinking all day and then going out for squirrels or rabbits the 22 is great. I use my 17 for some plinking but it and my 22 mag and 17hmr really serve there purpose as all around small game rifles rifles. I have the savage 93 in 17 and the darn thing is a tack driver. I'd clean you're 22 really well and buy the 17. Alot of the time we run hundreds if not thousands of rounds through our 22s with out a total strip down clean and they start jamming. Thats what I'd do first and buy the 17.
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I agree with relentless pursuit. Its all about application. Now like many people in here, I love my 22s. I think I have six now and for going out and plinking all day and then going out for squirrels or rabbits the 22 is great. I use my 17 for some plinking but it and my 22 mag and 17hmr really serve there purpose as all around small game rifles rifles. I have the savage 93 in 17 and the darn thing is a tack driver. I'd clean you're 22 really well and buy the 17. Alot of the time we run hundreds if not thousands of rounds through our 22s with out a total strip down clean and they start jamming. Thats what I'd do first and buy the 17.