This might sound ridiculous for some of you that are more experienced with .22 but I have a question about shorts in one of my rifles.
I have a semi-auto .22 from lakefield. All .22's work fine.
A single shot bolt action 1902(?) Winchester .22. All .22 are fine.
For my issue: I have an old Winchester 1906 pump. LR work fine, they shoot good. Shorts on the other hand actually barely shoot. What I mean is that I could probably spit the bullet out farther then the rifle shoots... I know shorts are weak but they work in all my other rifles just fine.
I can actually see the bullet hit the grass 10 yards infront of me. I hear it too. I dont shoot shorts often but I was just wondering... Thanks.
Unrelated but I have some Remington .22's. I thought people were over exaggerating when they said they were poor quality. at least 1/10 are a dud.