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07-20-2010, 06:16 PM
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Winchester Expiditer 22 LR 32gr HP Ammo
I just shot a large Groundhog in our back yard tonight at about 70 yds with
my Marlin 880 SQ rifle. I was using this Winchester Xpediter ammo for the first time. The feet per second is listed as 1640 with a 32 gr HP bullet, well a well placed shot did the trick, the hog was facing me and I swear I put the bullet down his throat through his mouth. I had a good steady rest and with a 6-18 x40 power scope ,(I know really overkill for a 22! ) I put the shot exactly where I wanted. That Varmint was DEAD! one shot Good Night Irene!  I have not tried this ammo out on targets for groups yet. Has anyone else used this ammo? Works well on Woodchucks with little mess. 
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07-21-2010, 10:01 AM
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Never even heard of it, darn ya now I hafta go try ta find a box!
GoodOlBoy
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