Posted On: 10/21/2011
By: Garrett
A: No, it is not possible to reload any rimfire cartridge.
Posted On: 10/21/2011
By: elliot
A: No, as long as the revolver is timed properly and is in good condition, that is not an issue. The capsule will keep the shot packed relatively tight until it exits the muzzle. However, you should make sure that recoil is not causing the capsule in the unfired rounds to dislodge enough that it prevents the cylinder from turning before you carry this ammo for hunting or snake defense.
By the way, this ammo is not meant for use in semi autos. ;)
Posted On: 10/21/2011
By: Daniel
A: .22LR shotshells should not be expected to provide tight or effective patterns past 15 feet. The closer you can be to your target, the better.
Posted On: 10/4/2011
By: Alex
A: This .22LR CCI Shotshell ammunition is not intended to function in semi-automatic firearms. It might cycle in certain semi-auto pistols or rifles, but there can be no guarantee of function in any semi-auto .22LR.
Posted On: 10/2/2011
By: Capt. Dave
A: These CCI shotshells are not designed or intended to cycle in semi-automatic firearms. However, some shooters find that they will cycle in their individual weapon.
Posted On: 9/30/2011
By: BIll
A: CCI states that these 22LR shotshells are not indended for use in semi-automatic firearms.
Posted On: 9/28/2011
By: Brian
A: This CCI shotshell ammo is not meant for use in semi-automatic firearms.
Posted On: 9/27/2011
By: Tom
A: You would have to shoot a huge amount of CCI Shotshells for there to be significant plastic buildup. Even then, it would be easy to remove. As to barrel length, while extremely short barrels will not see the full benefits of this ammunition, it is otherwise not an issue.
