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To: NFHale

What can you do with 22lr ammo. A guy I know got shot with the stuff. It just mad him mad.


3 posted on 07/03/2016 7:16:14 AM PDT by DIRTYSECRET (urope. Why do they put up with this.)
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Kill most anything you want to with it


6 posted on 07/03/2016 7:21:16 AM PDT by riverrunner
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To: DIRTYSECRET

I bought 6000 rounds as soon as obummer got elected. I have since hired armed guards to watch over it and I insured it with Lloyds of London. I have been thinking about charging admission for people to look at it.


7 posted on 07/03/2016 7:21:28 AM PDT by shelterguy
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Shot placement is everything... OSS guys used suppressed .22LR Hi-Standard semi-auto handguns to take out sentries in WWII Europe and the Pacific. Those sentries weren’t mad... they were dead.

But other than THAT extreme circumstance :^) - I use it for practice and for teaching newbies (I’m an instructor).


8 posted on 07/03/2016 7:21:48 AM PDT by NFHale (The Second Amendment - By Any Means Necessary.)
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To: DIRTYSECRET

“What can you do with 22lr ammo”

8 yr olds can practice all day with it and it don’t cost nuthin’.
New Shooters can give it a try and not be scared off by the boom. Let’s em get used to it all a step at a time.
Disabled folks, and seniors with infirm hands, can practice the mechanics (and physics) of handgun use, learning technique and method, and gradually move up to a more useful caliber.


9 posted on 07/03/2016 7:23:31 AM PDT by Macoozie ("Estoy votando por Ted 2016!" bumper stickers available)
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To: DIRTYSECRET

The Israeli IDF uses .22’s in urban settings. A shot to the knee or groin area or head does work. They use a Ruger 10/22.


11 posted on 07/03/2016 7:26:56 AM PDT by SkyDancer ("They Say That Nobody's Perfect But Yet Here I Am")
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Back in the 1960s, the most common firearm used in murders was the .22 short-long-long rifle.


13 posted on 07/03/2016 7:28:32 AM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar
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To: DIRTYSECRET

And just what did Hinkley use on the R Reagan attempt?


18 posted on 07/03/2016 7:35:18 AM PDT by crz
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Have him get shot in the head next time, and he won’t have time enough to get mad, cuz he will be dead.


22 posted on 07/03/2016 7:38:19 AM PDT by bigbob
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To: DIRTYSECRET

During the attempted Reagan assassination there were 6 shots fired from a cheap RG 22, 4 people hit, 3 on the ground and one will never walk again. Start poking holes in somebody and it’s a game changer.


33 posted on 07/03/2016 8:03:24 AM PDT by Dusty Road (")
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Yeah, he must have been a tough guy. A 22 cannot kill. In the whole history of the round maybe 2 or three people have died from it.

By the way, maybe you could ask Reagan, Bobby Kennedy, or the British politician a week ago what they think about 22s.
Or if you wanna feel extra stupid, go find a farmer or rancher and ask him if a 22 has any use, or if its harmless.


36 posted on 07/03/2016 8:22:25 AM PDT by DesertRhino (Dogs are man's best friend, and moslems hate dogs. Add that up....)
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To: DIRTYSECRET

If I shoot you with 13 of them in the brain it will really piss you off.


42 posted on 07/03/2016 8:43:07 AM PDT by eyedigress ((Old storm chaser from the west))
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Different guns digest different brands of ammo differently. My 10-.22 shoots Rem gold the most accurately. The speed of the bullet means nothing if it isn’t accurate. Squirrels, rabbits, even white tails, have succumbed to accurate .22 shooting. The guy you know is very lucky.


43 posted on 07/03/2016 8:44:19 AM PDT by Rannug ("all enemies, foreign and : domestic")
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To: DIRTYSECRET

I had the honor of serving under a sergeant that had taken 7 rounds from an AK 47. The VC and four of his pals paid dearly for that. Doesn’t make the either round any less deadly.


49 posted on 07/03/2016 8:55:45 AM PDT by EandH Dad (sleeping giants wake up REALLY grumpy)
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To: DIRTYSECRET
"What can you do with 22lr ammo. A guy I know got shot with the stuff. It just mad him mad.

Most definitely true with regular .22 ammo. Worked in an East TN ER (3rd shift) where a lot of gunshot wounds came in on our shift EVERY Friday night from a certain rural county known for moonshine & cockfighting. Watched a guy walk in ER one night bleeding from the head; his eye was started to swell. After testing, it was determined he was shot with a .22. It entered his skull & bounced around like a pinball; might as well had been a BB. That said, I wonder what the damage would had been if it had been a .22 hollow point?

56 posted on 07/03/2016 10:00:11 AM PDT by TennesseeGirl (“It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong” Voltaire)
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Then they didn’t shoot him in the right place....


67 posted on 07/03/2016 1:43:21 PM PDT by Shamrock-DW
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To: DIRTYSECRET

Local guy, really big fella, took a single round to the chest and died.


75 posted on 07/03/2016 3:40:07 PM PDT by gundog (Help us, Nairobi-Wan Kenobi...you're our only hope.)
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