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indyjoe · 08-29-2008

.22 rimfire uses a heeled bullet, so the bullet is smaller at the back to allow the casing and bullet to be the same size. This was done so that you could shoot different length cartridges in the same chamber. It should be fine as far as I know.

08-29-2008	#6 (permalink)
indyjoe Not your average Joe Join Date: May 2008 Location: Indy Posts: 1,655	.22 rimfire uses a heeled bullet, so the bullet is smaller at the back to allow the casing and bullet to be the same size. This was done so that you could shoot different length cartridges in the same chamber. It should be fine as far as I know. __________________ Appleseed Rifleman - 228 - I know what I am about.