Aguilla (sp?) Hummingbird
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cedarsavage
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Dunno about any "Hummingbird", but the 60 gr round cycles my semi-autos, the one without any powder in it will not.
taa, cs
taa, cs
These are the Colibri rounds that have a 20 gr. bullet and have no powder in the case. They are propelled by the force of the primer only. They are very quiet and are like shooting a pellet gun. No, they do not have enough recoil to work the action on any type of action. If you are using them in a semi auto you have to cycle the bolt every time.
What recoil?
Shot a couple of these out of my father-in-laws bolt .22 and all I heard was the firing pin hit the rim of the cartridge. I wish I had a basement and I could use these to shoot indoors and the neighbors would never know, but I would have to go to the trouble of cycling the action.
Shot a couple of these out of my father-in-laws bolt .22 and all I heard was the firing pin hit the rim of the cartridge. I wish I had a basement and I could use these to shoot indoors and the neighbors would never know, but I would have to go to the trouble of cycling the action.
cedarsavage
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Boo - You have a bolt action that you do NOT have to "cycle" the action?
Be careful with that little pointy bullet, they will bounce right back at you from anything stouter than a tin can.
taa, cs
Be careful with that little pointy bullet, they will bounce right back at you from anything stouter than a tin can.
taa, cs