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What 22cal would you build?
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<blockquote data-quote="JSHKS" data-source="post: 2628579" data-attributes="member: 103581"><p>The Clark can use the 6mm Remington or the 257 Roberts. The 257 is closer to actual size than the 6mm. The 6mm has more to move on firing and close attention needs to be payed when doing initial sizing. </p><p></p><p>A lot has changed in the shooting world since Clark came up with this. Not saying it will last forever, it can be controlled for optimum performance and life. </p><p>Have received a fair bit of flack from some, yet not one ever shot or owned a 224 Clark. Hearsay and what I heard or read scenario. </p><p></p><p>My intentions are for poking holes in deer and smaller critters from 500 yards and under with no issue, should be some fudge factor if a bit over 500. </p><p></p><p>I have a 22BR and it gave the boot to my 22-250, never looked back. That is with bullets driven to speed up to a 55 grain. </p><p>Also have a 20BR project that needs attention. 55 grain Berger's are the planned projectiles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JSHKS, post: 2628579, member: 103581"] The Clark can use the 6mm Remington or the 257 Roberts. The 257 is closer to actual size than the 6mm. The 6mm has more to move on firing and close attention needs to be payed when doing initial sizing. A lot has changed in the shooting world since Clark came up with this. Not saying it will last forever, it can be controlled for optimum performance and life. Have received a fair bit of flack from some, yet not one ever shot or owned a 224 Clark. Hearsay and what I heard or read scenario. My intentions are for poking holes in deer and smaller critters from 500 yards and under with no issue, should be some fudge factor if a bit over 500. I have a 22BR and it gave the boot to my 22-250, never looked back. That is with bullets driven to speed up to a 55 grain. Also have a 20BR project that needs attention. 55 grain Berger’s are the planned projectiles. [/QUOTE]
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