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Old 08-31-2010, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by stantheman86 View Post
I looked at some energy figures for some of the ultra-velocity .22 LR ammo available like the Aguila Interceptor , and was shocked that this ammo delivers more ft. lbs. than a .32 Auto. The Interceptor is the hottest .22 LR currently available.

I also have some of the 60 gr. Aguila "SSS" ammo, basically a .22 short case with a very long lead .22 slug in it. These hit pretty hard. I wouldn't want to soak one up.
Were the numbers on the Interceptor from a rifle or a pistol? I have shot some out of a couple pistols and it seemed rather underpowered to me. I suspect that the power they are using really needs a longish barrel to really get up to speed.

The SSS is a very interesting round. I did some limited wetpack testing with it and it penetrates pretty deeply for a 22 and tumbles at bit. When it is going sideways through the target it makes a much bigger hole.
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