Colibri no powder .22

[antwon412]

Are these any good? I'd never heard of powderless 22. Is it worth 1000/$82 to use in my bolt and pump rifles?

Seems like it's almost to low powered to be much use. Especially when I can get a brick of cheap plinker ammo for about the same price.

[jericho89]

They are great if you want to shoot in your garage into a trap. Not for long distance or semi-autos (sounds like you know that). Some use them as a basic silenced round since they have very little report to them.

[11011500a]

I have had no problem with a revolver but out of a rifle I have had a couple stuck bullets, keep a rod ready.

[klewan]

The firing pin hitting is the loudest sound you get with those. I think I bought a brick of 500 for $10?

[Canucky]

Use these on tree rats around the house. Revolvers and lever actions. Not the greatest accuracy. As mentioned so quiet careful of squibs in rifles.

[Garand1911]

I wouldn't buy 1000rnds, maybe just get a couple boxes to see how you like it.
They are louder out of a pistol, than a rifle. But they lose energy fast and drop.

[stilly]

They are great if you want to shoot in your garage into a trap. Not for long distance or semi-autos (sounds like you know that). Some use them as a basic silenced round since they have very little report to them.

QFT

They typically hit around either 395 or 695 fps. I forgot. Are these the ones with the hummingbird on them? Similar to the old Winchester XX CB shorts.

I have shot them with no issues out of a lever action Henry 22 and a Remington 581-S.

If you are into suppressed rifles/firearms they are great and almost near silent. If you shoot out of a shorter barrel, they will be louder, but for the most part, they are decent for plinking and basically using your rifle as a pellet gun on small game/vermin.

[Jimi Jah]

They are good in revolvers, quiet, deadly to varments. No-go in semi-autos.

[chknlyps2]

Not sure if I have the Colibri or Super Colibri at home but they are more quiet than a .22 short. The .22 short is more accurate at 50 to 100 feet though. They did not do to well in this youtube video.