Deep penetration, bone crushing energy, without the recoil

http://www.rimfireuniverse.com/products.html

[Linked Image]

I notice they're advertised as "environmentally friendly" "non-toxic" I know you put this up as a funny but I'm always interested in new ammo...ya gotta give em credit though...it is creative thinking & seeing how a lot of areas are going green, or at least leaning in that direction, this is a good thing IMO.

It is "creative marketing" at its highest level in the land of gundome...:)

Basically any 22 round that is not a hollow point is the same thing.

"INFANTRY POINT--Exact copy of 5.56 NATO. Military performance in rimfire."

Huh?

Got to wonder if there is enough velocity in the LR to make these work worth a darn. Thinkin' I'll stick with my 17HMR.

Bit of a stretch, isn't it, suggesting a wartie be taken with one.

well it does have that bone crunching power. and with that infantry round, I think I may take my marlin 60 on my next tour of duty.

Originally Posted by gohip

well it does have that bone crunching power. and with that infantry round, I think I may take my marlin 60 on my next tour of duty.

No way dude . . . .

Ruger 10/22, a folding stock, and a boatload of Butler Creek 25 round "banana clips."

:Grin:

BMT

Bone crushing power? Yeah, on birds and mice!

Rabbits may be a little heavy for it!

and coyotes way to big.

BTW have a nice time on your last tour of duty...

Originally Posted by atkinson

It is "creative marketing" at its highest level in the land of gundome...:)

Basically any 22 round that is not a hollow point is the same thing.

I agree with that.

[Linked Image]

Thought I saw a cyclops syndrome. It's reportedly instantly lethal.

This reminds me of the Garrett 45-70 BS that is floating around.

Can I get it in a Krieghoff double?