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Re: Have any of you all tried out the new 17 calib
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Posted by Scott Green on November 26, 2004 at 04:13:12 from (66.133.132.192):
In Reply to: Have any of you all tried out the new 17 caliber? posted by Nicholaus Sowder on November 25, 2004 at 18:32:16:
The old 17 bee was a center fire rifle. The new 17 is a necked down 22 magnum (rim fire). So forget about the earlyer talk of reloading. It is a fast , accurate , flat shooting little caliber. The way the bullet is engineered to flatten out , gives it a lot of wollop apon impact. Quite a lot more than the 22 magnum. It out performs the 22 mag all around. When it comes to cleaning , it needs its own rod and accessories. Not fun to clean. Be carfull not to bend cleaning rod.
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