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  • tacticoolguy
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 54

    22 long vs 22lr

    So I've been wondering what the main differences between 22 long and 22lr are. From what I've read 22 long is a 22lr case loaded with a 22 short bullet. But I'm wondering if they are different other than that. Also what would be the advantages and disadvantages of both rounds? Thanks
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    easy
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 1287

    22L and 22lr use the same case. 22lr has a heavier projectile and more powder. 22l is generally out of production.
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    • #3
      tacticoolguy
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 54

      Originally posted by easy
      22L and 22lr use the same case. 22lr has a heavier projectile and more powder. 22l is generally out of production.
      cool thanks.

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      • #4
        41M
        Junior Member
        • May 2010
        • 92

        I may not see 22 Long for sale very often, but CCI still lists two loadings as in production. For those of us that use .22s with tubular magazines that can handle shorts, longs, and LRs the longs may give a bit more capacity than LR rounds. I also use the shorts and longs in my .22 revolvers. There was a time when the shorts and longs were cheaper than .22 LR rounds, and if they were up to the job at hand then why not save some money. It seems that now the cost is about the same at least here in southern California.

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