I have an decent condition police positive in 22wrf that gives so so accuracy with the current 2 choices ,ala cci and winchester loads.the cci shoots better,like 6"@25yds rest.
I measured the cyl throats,and of course they are .230" which is wayy bigger than the .224" bullet,generally not a good combination.
My idea was to pull some wrf shells and replace with a .225/.226"
cast pointed bullet of same weight.
Or pull some 22 mag,trim the shell back to wrf length,and press in the different projectile,maybe cutting a couple grains of powder depending on how much is actually in there.
I realize this is a waste of time,but isnt all good tinkering?
Another plan was to save the fired wrf shells,cut off the rims,krazy glue the tube to a pulled 22lr shell,and press in the other bullet,also as a way to have wrf a second time around.
thought?