Sold/Expired .22LR for bolt-action rifles and pistols @ $.06/rd

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Apparently wasn't powerful enough to cycle semi-auto weapons. So they were saying to use it only in bolt-actions, revolvers, or anything else where the bullets had to be loaded manually.
 
dennishoddy said:
No details, but I wonder why it was only for bolt guns?
It's a "quiet" round with no powder, only the primer





Product Information
Aguila Super Colibri Armmunition has no powder, relying on only the primer to propel the bullet down the bore. The result is an extremely quiet rimfire round, perfect for close-range pest control or quiet plinking.

WARNING: These rounds are powered by the rimfire primer only. They must only be fired in handguns. If fired in rifles, the bullet may remain lodged in the barrel.
  • Will not cycle the slide of semi-automatic handguns
  • Aguila packages these as Long Rifle ammunition, but they are in fact slightly shorter than a 22 Long cartridge
  • Technical Information
  • Caliber: 22 Long Rifle
  • Bullet Weight: 20 Grains
  • Bullet Style: Lead Solid
  • Ballistics Information:
  • Muzzle Velocity: 500 fps
  • Muzzle Energy: 11 ft. lbs.
 
I've shot some of that stuff before. I wasn't sure of it in my bolt rifle so I didn't try that but it works just fine in a single action revolver.
 
Ok I know what it is now. The link didn't show any pics or further data.
It's like my .223 rounds that I convert to use shotgun primers and .22 pellets in an AR. Nice little round to use around the house.
 
Ok I know what it is now. The link didn't show any pics or further data.
It's like my .223 rounds that I convert to use shotgun primers and .22 pellets in an AR. Nice little round to use around the house. You really do that? That is freaking awesome.
 
No, saw a magazine selling these using small rifle primers and pellets. My thought was to use the shotgun primers for a little more velocity. Easy enough to do, as I have a lathe at home.
 
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