Sorry but would have to say your lying.
I'm am not lying. I am not a liar, and I suggest you have proof of such before you call another man a liar.
All 22 ammo is unreliable cause it's a weak , dirty, round and it doesn't have the power to push the slide back
Of the 27 .22LR firearms I currently own, only one rifle is an autoloader, and only three handguns are autoloaders (why do you think I mostly shoot standard velocity?). For autoloaders, you match the power of the cartridge to the gun. High Velocity is normally better than standard velocity. Though my Mossberg M151M cycles standard velocity quite well. With .22LR turnbolt, lever, and falling block rifles and revolvers, the power of the cartridge has absolutely NO IMPACT on the cycle of function.
If you are experiencing stoppages in an autoloading .22LR firearm, you likely haven't matched the power of the cartridge to the firearm, or you are not cleaning your firearm often enough. If you consistently experience stoppages on a regular basis regardless of ammunition, your stoppages are as likely a firearm malfunction as an ammo malfunction.
All .22LR ammunition is NOT unrealiable, nor is it weak.
...and make the casing eject and get another round in chamber. Lots of FTE's FTF's with any 22 ive shot or brand ive tried. HK MP5 , Colt , Ruger, Browning, Phonenix Arms, pistols ,rifles all these i have a round fail every 25 round or so sometimes more sometimes less with better quility gun or ammo. IVE NEVER KNOW ONE SINGLE PERSON OUT OF 200 PEOPLE I KNOW THAT SHOOT 22 THAT DON'T HAVE FAILURES ON A CONSTANT BASIS.
Then you need to get out more. Stoppages on a regular basis while firing .22LR cartridges in a properly functioning firearm is ridiculous, excepting for those few firearms models universally known as jam-o-matics (along the lines of the Browning Buckmark and Marlin 60). I've owned a couple of them, but never for very long.
And it's a CASE, not a casing. Cartridge CASE. Casings are what sausages are packed in.
When i shoot 22 i shoot 500 rouns at time or more your telling me with as dirty and weak as this cartrage is your not gonna have problems?
That's exactly what I'm telling you. I clean my .22LR rifles ONLY once they begin malfunctioning, and that's often beyond 500 cartridges in a turnbolt or lever rifle. Even longer in a falling block. Not so for an autoloader or a revolver.
One failure per 25 cartridges equates to 2 failures per box and 20 failures per brick of .22LR. I know no one who would accept that. Certainly no one who would accept that as normal. Especially the ammunition manufacturers. If you find it common to have a stoppage every 25 cartridges when shooting .22LR regardless of ammunition manufacturer, I suggest you look to your firearms as that's likely where the problem(s) is. One failure every 25 cartridges is neither common nor acceptable.
Again, I do not lie as I am not a liar, and I'd appreciate you refraining from ever calling me one again until you have proof, and that day ain't coming.
