Tom,
The .20/.222 is also known as the .20 VarTarg Turbo, which may or may not make you feel like it's something special.
No offense, but they're not the same and the .20/.222 is not known as the VarTarg. They are different cartridges, though load data is prolly close to identical. To form the .20-.222, you just neck it down with a bushing die, load and fire. Its kind of an odd looking cartridge 'cause the neck and bullet are so long, but there's no brass forming involved and its a flat shooter. I have one, but have never fired it; just repeading what I've read. With the VarTarg Turbo, you have to trim .100 off the mouth and blow the shoulder out a tad (change the angle).
Jordan
