Most reliable .22LR ammo for Beretta 21A Bobcat?
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Shawn Dodson
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For those who use .22 rimfire for personal defense, I recommend a revolver instead of a semi-auto. If you suffer a misfire, you just have to pull the trigger again to bring a fresh cartridge into battery to fire.
The LAST gun I'd use for personal defense is a Beretta or Taurus .22 LR Bobcat-type handgun. Misfires are very difficult to clear because these little guns don't have an extractor. You have to pry the misfired cartridge from the breach with a small pocket knife or insert a rod down the muzzle to push it out. The same gun, chambered for .25 ACP is more reliable, in my opinion, and offers virtually identical terminal performance.
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/s/ Shawn Dodson
Firearms Tactical Institute
http://www.firearmstactical.com
The LAST gun I'd use for personal defense is a Beretta or Taurus .22 LR Bobcat-type handgun. Misfires are very difficult to clear because these little guns don't have an extractor. You have to pry the misfired cartridge from the breach with a small pocket knife or insert a rod down the muzzle to push it out. The same gun, chambered for .25 ACP is more reliable, in my opinion, and offers virtually identical terminal performance.
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/s/ Shawn Dodson
Firearms Tactical Institute
http://www.firearmstactical.com
Keiller TN
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I sold my Bobcat. I think the minimags did not work as well as CCI's Stinger ammo.
ohen cepel
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I have found Stingers to run fine in mine.
As for clearing it. So long as it was clean, releasing the barrel flipped out the round very positively.
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As for clearing it. So long as it was clean, releasing the barrel flipped out the round very positively.
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He who dares wins.
NRA Life Memeber