which is better the .177 barrel or the .22 barrel?
1492541
Of course the .177 is faster and more range I find it more accurate, but does not have the knock-down power as the .22. But with the .177 hollow points they seem to do pretty well. I prefer the cheaper crossman hollow points. There just as good and cost a fraction of some of the others.
1492542
Depends. The .177 is faster and more effective at shorter ranges. The .22 is a heavier pellet and a bit slower but at longer ranges has more killing power.So for gophers, ground squrrels the .177. For hunting rabbit, tree squrrels etc, the .22 has an edge. The .177 is a lot less expensive to shoot than the .22.Hope this helps.
1629886
I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one. Call the hoslter maker first would be my suggestion! I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one.... » Read More I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one. Call the hoslter maker first would be my suggestion! « Show Less
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You can get it in either - when I first ordered it thru amazon (Perfect Air Sports) - I requested a .22 and they sent the .177 in an open box (looked used as the styrofoam packing was completely destroyed and cardboard box open) with no user instructions or paper work. We had to return it. We then purchased ( and again requested a .22) it thru Pyramid Air - for a no problem purchase experience - received it in perfect condition brand new. I would not purchase it thru the amazon store again. We would deal with pyramid air again ... for sure.
348196
There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
2019560
I like the .22 caliber as it has more power and impact if going for varmints. Can take out racoonsnand similar sized critters.
606642
You are better with the 22 caliber. This is an excellent product. Two of my friends have purchased the air rifle after using mine.
2284498
All the new rifles come with Upgrades from the wood-stocked gun to Synthetic stocks: Depinger and an improved valve (increases the number of shots: .177/.22=32 shots, .25=16 shots). Trigger moved back for better hand position. Reversible bolt for left- or right-handed shooters. , There are a few left in stock that have to wood stocks in the .177 cal and .22! Non in .25!
2223190
No, select a stock for .920 barrel. Hogue over molded stock transformed my 10/22 from a kids rifle to an adult rifle. Much better than the original wood stock.
1666461
I put mine on a Stainless Marlin .17 HMR and it works great. You would need a scope ring set that has 1' rings to the clamp on for the 22 barrels. For the money it is a good scope and very clear. I also have one on my stainless muzzleloader for 5 years now.
1222397
.223 is about .003" bigger than .22, I think it'll be fine for cleaning.....
1587549
Hi , I have both Calibers in stock and they are the same price , just place the order and send a message to confirm which Caliber you would like 0.177" (4.5mm) or 0.22" (5.5mm) Thanks Phil
2023777
Im not positive, .223 is a very high velocity round and it might actually cause damage instead of the slower 9mm and .45 ive been shooting at mine.
1904079
Both .177 abd the .22 cal PELLET pistol and rifles are single shot. If they also shoot BB's, which are .177, then you can load multiple BB's , but not multiple pellets. They would jamb unless you had a clip and a feed chamber like regular rifles and ACP pistols.
30132
I suggest the splatter targets, since they leave a bigger signature and the .223 is a smaller caliber---a 100yards is about max with that scope
346936
the beeman rs2 has a spring.. and a nice one at that, it pushes a .177 in the 750-1000 fps range. nice gun.. i love mine!
395121
If I remember correct the M-223 is higher quality. I found most answers at the manufacturer website. I really like my M-223.
1669956
couldn't have said it better myself. Basically, at the end of the day, 22 caliber pellets are usually slower than 177 pellets. However, they most always pack a bigger Punch. So for bigger game targets, you'd want a bigger pellet.