Sporting Firearms
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The .22 long-rifle is the most accurate rim-fire cartridge of its caliber. Varieties of it called armory cartridges, and known as the .22 Krag, .22 U. S., and .22 Stevens-Pope, differ only in hav- ing the bullet firmly seated in the shell so as not 56 KILLING POWER to pull out in the barrel throat when a loaded cart- ridge is ejected — a distinct advantage. The .22 automatic is of variable merit, as will be seen in the table. The best rim-fire hunting cartridge of this caliber is the .22-7 Winc...hester, model of 1890. It is accurate to one hundred and fifty yards and has considerably greater killing power than either of the others ; in fact it is the only .22 rim-fire that should be used on game larger than squirrels.
For turkeys, geese, and the lesser animals, noth- ing under a .25 caliber should be used, unless it be the .22-15-60 Stevens, which is limited to single-loaders, or the new .22 high power. The .25-20 is a standard charge for such game when hunted near settlements.
A much better cartridge, wherever it can safely be used, is the .25-35.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The .22 long-rifle is the most accurate rim-fire cartridge of its caliber. Varieties of it called armory cartridges, and known as the .22 Krag, .22 U. S., and .22 Stevens-Pope, differ only in hav- ing the bullet firmly seated in the shell so as not 56 KILLING POWER to pull out in the barrel throat when a loaded cart- ridge is ejected — a distinct advantage. The .22 automatic is of variable merit, as will be seen in the table. The best rim-fire hunting cartridge of this caliber is the .22-7 Winc...hester, model of 1890. It is accurate to one hundred and fifty yards and has considerably greater killing power than either of the others ; in fact it is the only .22 rim-fire that should be used on game larger than squirrels.
For turkeys, geese, and the lesser animals, noth- ing under a .25 caliber should be used, unless it be the .22-15-60 Stevens, which is limited to single-loaders, or the new .22 high power. The .25-20 is a standard charge for such game when hunted near settlements.
A much better cartridge, wherever it can safely be used, is the .25-35.
What to read after Sporting Firearms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Kephart to read onlineMoreLess
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