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went down that route a few years ago used 55 g full lead heads with bullseye both gas checked and not ,key holed at 30 yards so gave up as a bad idea but mine was a 1 in 12 twist ,some ranges have different rules ,indoor the one i went to was passed up to 45 ,pistol cal carbines but there are some restrictions on the type of heads you use cant remember but i seem to think jacketed/ball or hollow point whernt accepted as target loads from a cntr fire rifle on indoor range
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Solution found in the name of the .22 Hornet!
8 grains of H110 and a 53g bullet give me a velocity of near enough 2000 ft/s
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Might be worth checking whether your club has a muzzle energy limit in addition to the muzzle velocity limit. Some do.
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Correct, and our one has the same fps limit, and if memory serves its around 650FPE at the muzzle, so I guess yours is similar.Originally Posted by severnsider
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dont forget indoor check your heads
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