Squib round experience - The Guns Network LLC ~ Discussion Forums

01-24-2007, 02:32 AM	#1
Garcin Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 152	Squib round experience Specifically, what experience with 22 loads and in what firearms? Common scenarios being Colibri's or CB's in a rifle (I've heard of, never seen) I have read at length about. Otherwise, what uncommon ammo/firearm experience have you had? My only experience so far to date is a round of Federal 510 (LRN solid, standard vel.) in the barrel of a S&W 17-8 (6in. revolver). I wonder if this ammo is prone to squibs (only the second box of 50 for me so far) as I have never had this problem with any other. Also, are there other 22 brands prone to squibs? Or is this simply a rare enough occurrence to simply only always be in the back of the mind whenever shooting anything?

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