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Offline montveil

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Stinger HP Vs segmented HP help
« on: February 07, 2010, 10:33:51 AM »
Does anyone have any experience using Stingete VS the segmented hp.see CCI info below
Count
0050    22 Long Rifle    32    GLHP    Stinger    50
0064    22 Long Rifle    32    SLHP    Segmented Hollow Point    50

Velocity, ft/sec
Load No.    Caliber    Muzzle    25    50    75    100
0050    22 Long Rifle    1640    1452    1292    1162    1066
0064    22 Long Rifle    1640    1452    1292    1162    1066

Energy, ft-lbs
Load No.    Caliber    Muzzle    25    50    75    100
0050    22 Long Rifle    191    150    119    96    81
0064    22 Long Rifle    191    150    119    96    81

Trajectory
Load No.    Caliber    25    50    75    100
0050    22 Long Rifle    0.7    1.9    1.7    0.0
0064    22 Long Rifle    0.7    1.9    1.7    0.0

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Re: Stinger HP Vs segmented HP help
« Reply #1 on: February 14, 2010, 01:36:33 PM »
I have used both for squirrel but cannot really tell a difference wound wise.  I bought the segmented hp's not knowing that they were supposed to split apart on impact until I had already taken about 4 squirrel with em'.   Even after knowing how they are supposed to work I cannot see much difference, I know they both kill squirrels equally well.  Trajectory is great, for a rimfire.  I did find one of the segmented hp's intact once, which makes me wonder how often that actually happens, since most .22's go right through squirrels.  I love the stingers in my rifle, but prefer the quieter standard velocity in my revolvers.  All that extra energy is usually lost anyway in a revolver.  What are you going after with these?
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