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Re-Loading data and dimensions for .22 Remington Jet calibre |
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The 22 Remington Jetis also known as the 22 Centerfire Magnum, because it was a combined effort by Remington who developed the cartridge and Smith and Wesson, who developed the Model 53 revolver. Although announced in 1959, production of revolvers and ammunition did not occur until 1961.
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| Date... | Originator... |
| Bullet Dia... | Main Usage... |
| Die Set... | Intended barrel length... |
| Primer... .175" | Max overall length... 1.660 is sometimes quoted |
| Trim Case... | Max Case length... |
| Crimp... | Bullet Seating... |
| Shell holders... | RCBS... | Lyman... | Pacific/Hornady... | Bonanza... |
Water capacity = 20 Gr.
| Bullet Type | Bullet Wt. Grains | Gas Check | Powder Type | Powder Weight Grains | Powder MAX Grains | Pressure C.U.P. | Pressure lb/Sq in | Muzzle Velocity ft/sec | Muzzle Energy ft lbs | TKO |
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| Jacketed | 111 | 0000 | IMR 2222 | 33.3 Gr | 33.4 Gr | 44,444 | 55,555 | 6666 | 7777 | 88 |
Notes
Originated... 02 February 2007,
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