Subsituting 22LR in 44 Mag

[Clay Cooper]

Since I'm out of 44 Magnum for my Super Black Hawk
I wonder if I placed two 22 Long Rifle cartridges side by side would it shoot?

Tenez ma bière et regarder cette merde !

[Pmacc60]

Irresponsible post Clay , just a no nonsense reply. Hold your own damn beer!

[Guest]

Ich verstehe nicht warum man so dumme ist ! Er ist wie ein kind ! Schade !

[Pmacc60]

Ich verstehe nicht warum man so dumme ist ! Er ist wie ein kind ! Schade !

Bitte

[FirstBubba]

Oh no Clay. It would take at least FOUR .22LR to equal ONE .44 Rem Mag.

4*(area of small pipe) = (area of 12” pipe)
4*Pi*(d/2)2 = Pi*(12/2)2
d2= 36 [cancel Pi; square d/2; cancel 4; square 6]
d = 6 [take square root]

Everybody knows that flow over a V-notch weir is Q=AV

[Treestand]

Up your Nose with a Rubber Hose.......;-))

[rock rat]

22+22=44. Looks good to me when I figured it out with the calculator.

[MattM37]

Ich verstehe nicht warum man so dumme ist ! Er ist wie ein kind ! Schade !

Das stimmt, mein Herr!

[Ontario Honker Hunter]

Would live hand grenades be good party favors for my four year-old grandson's birthday party? I dunno. Just can't make up my mind. Help please.

[MattM37]

I don't know about the cartridges, but a while back I ran out of RemOil. I went through the house looking for a substitute and found it in the kitchen: Pam Cooking Spray! Works just fine.

[country road]

You will increase your firepower if you fill any crevices between them bullets with ammonium nitrate---pack it in there tight.

[country road]

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I disagree. It's onions, all about onions.

[jhjimbo]

I don't know about the cartridges, but a while back I ran out of RemOil. I went through the house looking for a substitute and found it in the kitchen: Pam Cooking Spray! Works just fine.

My guess is Rem Oil is petroleum based and pam is animal or vegetable based.

[jhjimbo]

I would not put a post like that here on a public site.

[MattM37]

I don't know about the cartridges, but a while back I ran out of RemOil. I went through the house looking for a substitute and found it in the kitchen: Pam Cooking Spray! Works just fine.

I'd say you are correct. But it was just a joke, in the spirit of Clay's joke. (That was a joke, wasn't it?!!!)