Who makes the 22 quick shocks?

[Glamdring]

I have seen them in gun stores before, and I know Triton makes the QS for centerfire handguns rounds but I can't remember or find the name of the company that makes them in 22 LR.

Also does anyone load them in 22 WMRF?

 

[TritonCartridge]

CCI now makes the .22LR Quik-Shok.

 

[Glamdring]

What do they call it? I didn't see the QS listed on CCI's web site or in my 2000 cat.

 

[TritonCartridge]

They are licenced to call it the 22LR Quik-Shok of course. It is not on their web-site yet but it is listed in their 2001 catalog.

You could probably give them a call and find out where it's available. Their customer service number is 800-666-5761 and their part number for it is 0064

 

[PreserveFreedom]

I just gave two boxes of that stuff away. It was CCI primed, but I had quite a few misfires. If I am not mistaken, MPB was the manufacturer. I purchased mine from http://www.cheaperthandirt.com

 

[Glamdring]

Thanks.

 

[Art Eatman]

I bought some QuickShock when it first came out. I was highly impressed with the size of the exit wound on a squirrel.

A few months ago I did a comparison test of all the .22 ammo I had lying around. Several brands, various speeds, solids and hollow points.

In my particular Ruger 10-22, the Q.S. gave me the tightest groups at 25 yards.

FWIW, Art

 

[tatters]

This is my favorite .22 lr groundhog ammo. Accurate in my 597, and I have had no misfires that I can remember. I also use them in my S&W 22a. Great ammo from my experience.

CCI owns them now. Some Mexican outfit used to make it, I think.

 

[Ric]

Two boxes I bought a month ago had red MPB "Quik Shok" labels. A note on the box indicated that it was loaded by Bount (CCI's parent company) for MPB.

Very accurate in my 1022T, no misfires - but at twice the cost of my "regular" CCI MiniMag HP's don't know if it's worth it.

for details see MPB's website:

http://www.mpbpolywad.com/

-ric