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Recently I had found out that most of Ruger's .327 cylinder throats were measuring out .313 or larger and that disappointed me because I do have plans to shoot reduced power loads with lead bullets in a Ruger .327 I was planning to buy soon and most lead .32 bullets are sized to .311 or less.
So that issue aside, I don't care to discuss it, I just brought it up because in thinking about .327 throats it got me to wondering about .22 Long Rifle revolvers and what their throats generally measure to.
I have here my NAA Minimaster, my only .22 revolver, and it's a great shooter if you get to know the trigger. The cylinder throats, while dirty because I haven't cleaned it for a while, are measuring out to .221", which to me is fine as Wikipedia's webpage for .22 Long Rifle says the bullet diameters go from .223" to .2255".
So what size are the throats on your .22 revolvers? Do you find a difference in group sizes and accuracy with a certain sized throat?
So that issue aside, I don't care to discuss it, I just brought it up because in thinking about .327 throats it got me to wondering about .22 Long Rifle revolvers and what their throats generally measure to.
I have here my NAA Minimaster, my only .22 revolver, and it's a great shooter if you get to know the trigger. The cylinder throats, while dirty because I haven't cleaned it for a while, are measuring out to .221", which to me is fine as Wikipedia's webpage for .22 Long Rifle says the bullet diameters go from .223" to .2255".
So what size are the throats on your .22 revolvers? Do you find a difference in group sizes and accuracy with a certain sized throat?