Hornady® 17 Mach 2™ Rimfire Ammo
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The 17 Caliber Mach 2 with V-Max™ bullet provides tack-driving accuracy and a laser-like trajectory that's nearly seven inches flatter at 150 yards than a standard High Velocity 22 Long Rifle cartridge! It also features 2,100 fps velocity, far outperforming a standard High Velocity 22 Long Rifle. Best of all, you can shoot box after box of the economical Hornady® 17 Mach 2 without shooting a hole in your budget. This polymer-tipped bullet delivers supremely accurate long range shooting. 50 round box.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by atvs awsome ammo
wow what a deadly mushroom i killed a good sized grouse and alot of digger squirrels with this ammo it is the only brand i shoot
April 14, 2008
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1313a 17 MACH 2 AMMO
I have fired over 700 rounds of hornady 17 cal without any problems.the grope at 150yd.is outstanding. if your looking for the best ammo for 17cal try this one it's as good as it's gets.
November 8, 2007
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No, item number 38-898-615-77 is only listed to fit 17 Mach2. However, we do have a 22 WMR 30 gr V-MAX™ item number 38- 405-248-00. ThanksAnswers
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No. The .17 HMR is a longer shell than the .17 HM2. It's true that they both can be bought with the .17 grain vmax pill but they are two different animals. The .17 HM2 is a necked down .22 stinger casing and the .17 HMR is a necked down .22 magnum casing. Always use the proper ammunition for your particular caliber. Safety is NO accident.
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Definitely NOT,although the bullet calibre is the same (and the very same bullet used by most of the producers) the overall cartridge length is considerably shorter. If fired in the HMR chamber the HM2 case would surely come apart and cause dangerous consequences. I'm no ballisitician so I don't have details, but I know it would be VERY unsafe!How about a GREAT website for rinfires?---- just search "Rimfire Central"--- all kinds of shared info!
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