The Mark XXII comes in 2 calibers, .17 HMR and .22 LR (Long Rifle). The .22 LR has been around for ages and is a mass produced rimfire cartridge that has a muzzle velocity of about 1200 FPS (feet per second), .22 LR is the cheaper than any other kind of ammo. The .17 HMR is a more modern rifle round, it is Rimfire and has a much faster muzzle velocity, which is approximately 2600 FPS! The .17 HMR also has a much longer accurate range.
Both calibers have their advantages, but whatever caliber you choose you can be sure that you will be getting a fine rifle! You can buy a Weatherby Mark XXII on Gunbroker.com
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Adam
Lynden, WA
5 comments:
The Weatherby 17 HMR is a rimfire , not centerfire
You are right .17 HMR is Rimfire, my bad.
Adam, I understood HMR to stand for Hornaday Magnum Rimfire. Am I wrong?
I read the other comment after I wrote mine. Sorry.
I have been getting so much flack about that, that I think im going to edit the post!
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