I believe that it's actually different than the Magnum rounds for the Heritage revolvers but I'm not sure.
Not really. The powder used in original WRF ammo was meant for rifle-length barrels and in inefficient in handgun barrels. You probably won't get much more velocity than any of the .22LR hyper loads in a 6" revolver barrel. What you will get is a lot more muzzle flash..22 WMR was developed from .22 WRF and is more powerful. .22 WRF will chamber in .22 WMR guns, but probably won't function semi autos. I'm not sure WHY it'd say not to chamber .22WRF in revolvers, though. That's odd.
But, so what? Can it be fired safely in a .22 magnum handgun? OF COURSE it can..22 Long, Long Rifle and Magnum all operate at 24 kpsi. The WRF is only 19 kpsi.
Yes, but .22 WRF can. Re-read the OP, folks. That box of WRF says it can't be fired in revolvers. UH?And .22lr cannot be shot in a 22wmr weapon. Atleast not a revolver![]()
Ah, something logical.The rim on the WRF is a tad bigger, and has trouble seating in countersunk chambers, which most rimfire revolvers have. In short it may or may not work. Since most retailers will not accept returns on ammunition this is probably a good warning.
You have a pet Black Widow?...Never figured you as the spider type....Having a pet spider is odd...And having one that shoot firearmsWell, that's a little strange because I was of the understanding that a .22 WMR was slightly larger bore than .22LR and that combo guns were of the .22WMR size. Folks have said the .22LR isn't as accurate in such guns due to the larger bore, which is all internet hear say and I've read this in Zines I believe.
Don't guess it really matters as I wouldn't buy any .22WRF for my Black Widow, anyhow.![]()
Yes, and it's a rather mean spider, eats .22 magnum ammunition.You have a pet Black Widow?...Never figured you as the spider type....Having a pet spider is odd...And having one that shoot firearms
is even stranger!![]()