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Super Pistol 250
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 7:48 pm
by WSmith
RWS seems to be offering a new .22 long rifle cartridge - .22LFB Super Pistol 250 - and is "coming soon" to ....
A German website lists the round at 270 meters/second (@886 fps) - ideal for the "new" rapid fire discipline.
When available, it won't be inexpensive - about $15.50/100. Ouch!
Has anyone experienced it yet?
RWS 250
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 1:52 am
by Heidelberg guy
I tried this based on the recommendation of my ammo distributor. He told me the German team was using it.
It shoots very soft, and I was pleased with it's accuracy, however, in my case it does not meet the chrono test.
I tested it out of a couple of different Walthers, and it averaged 243m/s. I spoke with some other shooters that use Pardinis and they had similar experiences.
I have been using Eley Pistol Match, and have no problems with it. It chronos at 270m/s, with a max deviation of only 14m/s out of my GSP Expert.
Re:Super 250 .22 ammo
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 2:25 am
by Ernie Rodriguez
Rws used to make ammo called FP50-I think.Is this the same stuff,with different packaging??The specs seem the same.Ernie
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 5:31 am
by David M
My latest ammo test data.
(average velocity from 5 shots)
Pistol........................Morini Cm22..........Tesro T22
RWS Pistol Match............294.....................277
RWS Super50..................261....................230 ***
Eley Match Semi-auto......285....................285
SK Std Plus......................287....................268
Federal Target 711b.........289....................274
Federal Champion............303....................288
*** Failure for Rapidfire minimum velocity
The difference between the pistols is the barrel length (the Tesro is much shorter 113mm)
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 5:34 am
by j-team
David
Have you tried Lapua Pistol King?
Ammo Test
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 3:01 pm
by David M
Correction for Tesro = Eley Match Semi Auto.....267 m/s
No, I have not tried any Lapua, to hard to find in shops.
Re: RWS 250
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 3:47 am
by Futsker
Heidelberg guy wrote:
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I tested it out of a couple of different Walthers, and it averaged 243m/s. I spoke with some other shooters that use Pardinis and they had similar experiences.
...
Small barrel lenght. Walther GSP Expert barrel length is only 4,528" (115 mm), Pardini SP - 4,724" (120mm).
Try Walther KSP 200 (153mm), SAM22 (150mm), Matchguns MG2 (152mm), Feinwerkbau AW93 (152mm), or russian IZH-35M (153mm), IZH-HR-30 (153mm).
I tested RWS 250 with (50 shoots):
IZH-HR-30 - 256 m/s avg
IZH-35M - 255 m/s avg
AW93 - 253 m/s avg. (-6 +7) m/s, 4 shoots under 250 m/s.
I think that pistols with a short barrel and front magazine is not suitable for rapid fire shooting under new rules.
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 4:52 am
by j-team
I think that pistols with a short barrel and front magazine is not suitable for rapid fire shooting under new rules.
So, which pistol is Alifirenko using? One with a short barrel and a front magazine me thinks! I also think that short barrel and front magazine has won all the World Cups this year.
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 5:15 am
by Spencer C
Caution
Testing of batches of various ammunition over a chronograph for RFP has given some big velocity differences between inividual pistols OF THE SAME MAKE AND MODEL.
Just because a shooter gets 250+mps with brand X ammo in brand Y pistol does not mean that all brand ammo X will pass in brand Y pistols (shades of the experience of IPSC and Action shooters?)
Spencer C
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 9:58 am
by Futsker
j-team wrote: So, which pistol is Alifirenko using? One with a short barrel and a front magazine me thinks! I also think that short barrel and front magazine has won all the World Cups this year.
Up to new rules
Alifirenko shot from "Khaidurov"
HR-79 (long barrel, rear-side magazine), from this pistol he has won Olympic "gold" in 2000 and "bronze" in 2004 (and won some more tens other competitions). Now Sergey shoots from MZ-57-1, it's a unique Russian standard pistol of a high class (IZH-35M in Russia is considered a pistol for beginning and world class shooters do not shoot from it).
But, I think, that in the near future Sergey will replace the pistol. I know that
Efim Khaidurov already developed a new standard pistol specially for Sergey. And this pistol has long barrel and rear-side magazine.
Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2005 12:05 pm
by dhurt
I hope some of these pistols will make it to the U.S. for some of us to play with. Thanks for the input.
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 12:25 am
by j-team
Futsker,
We are not talking about what happened with the .22short pistols, but what is happening now under the 2005 rules.