That "supersonic" stuff might indeed be "a little harder to group" at extended range... but I can tell you first hand that I've sent many a groundhog across the rainbow bridge launching CCI Stingers from a 1960's era Remington 10T Targetmaster with an old Weaver fixed 6X scope at 100 yards and more. Minute of angle is all well and good, but with a .22, Minute of Squirrel will suit me just fine.

Almost at 22wmr velocity. That's some fast stuff. Can't wait to watch. Thanks for all the time you put in.

This ammo vs your standard 22lr rounds with some clay blocks

Nice to have more choices in that category. I have used the Aguila Supermax for prairie dogs for years, it used to be 30 grains at 1750FPS. I think they're advertising those as 1700 now as well. Keep up the great work.

I'll take accurancy over speed everytime; you did a great presentation no waste of time, we got the message!

The .22lr is starting to really modernize a lot, and it’s impressive how this tiny round is so capable of so much now then just your regular ones years ago.

After watching several of your range sessions with Norma ammo in a few different calibers, I’m impressed too! Gonna have to try it out. I wondered if that 22 stuff going that fast would stabilize, but looked pretty good! 👍🏼

CCI Copper is advertised as being faster at 1850fps. Both are non lead rounds but the CCI is 21 grains vs the Norma at 24 grains. If you can find some I would love to see the difference in accuracy between the two rounds.

I've still got some boxes left somewhere from a case of aquila ammo that I bought in the early 90's that is plated 36 grn hp's that are a bit faster than those normas. Their selling feature was the speed and promised "magnum" performance. If I recall correctly the stated speed was in the 1770's.

Aguila has been making a 30 grain round at a claimed 1750 fps for years. I've never sent them thru a chronograph myself, but they definitely hit harder than anything else I've ever used.

That Norma Lr almost as fast as 22 win mag . Crazy in the CZ , 👍👍

CCI Stingers are supposed to run about 1640 fps. with a 32 grain bullet. That is what I usually use for hunting squirrels.

Thank you for your video. Enjoyed the results.

Norma. That’s good stuff.

Man, I am so glad the review of this ammo is coming from you. You have the most practical application in your reviews and it is so genuine. Thanks for doing these

Great review, thank you!

Actually, High velocity (1200-1300 MV) 22LR ammo is more sensitive to SUPERSONIC velocity disturbances than to disturbances caused by transonic region. SK (read "Lapua") engineers are working on HV bullet tolerances and to narrow MV SD in order to make best ammo for 150-200 yards. The goal is to outperform any subsonic match 22LR beyond 100 yards!

Awesome to see some good alternatives. I've been impressed with the Norma cartridges. I got a few boxes of .270 Norma after your 270 video and they fly well in my setup as well. Seems like they provide pretty legit performance for a factory cartridge.

50 yards is my usual zero for 22 rifles. But I'm reaching out to 400 yards with my setup currently. It's all about finding what your barrel likes best, a good trigger and stock bed, and the rest is on you.

Seen so many Norma high power rounds in different calibers. Awesome find luuuvit!

Man you come a way. I like watching cause there not much drama and bs it’s all about gunpowder and smiles!

Great video as always! I reckon you could call that a 1" group at 50 yards easy. Great shooting for 100 yards and for a .22LR that's an excellent group. For me this would be great ammo for bunny busting or even fox whistling within 50-70 yards. Norma make excellent (albeit expensive) ammo. Thanks for sharing!

Man Who Tee this is the 2nd time I’ve forgot about your videos. I’m subscribed and have notifications turned on but for some reason I haven’t been notified about your videos in months. I need to just set a personal reminder to look at your videos daily because they are always really good.

As always great video. Thank you.

Simple yet educational and tested I like it. Research for the common man! I like it!

I never can't get enough of that song at the end of your videos your outro song you got a great voice keep it up I want to hear that on the top 40s one day while I'm cruising down the highway listening to some country

I like your style. Thanks for the effort.

Wow! Great groups! I am impressed!

WTW !!! Nice video on comparisons , Most people would be thrilled in finding it period, during these times, Not much hunting by myself, But I do a lot of steel targets, It should dispatch anything if proper shot placement, especially if my friend WTW lays cross hairs on it ! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS!! Have a great week brother

What an emotional roller coaster I been on today. Watched “tools and targets” KZfaq guy who compared this stuff to the federal punch out of a 10 in Ruger. Chronograph average for the punch was 1450 fps with the Norma average closer to 1200 fps penetration test was anemic also 9 in vs 14 in in a gel block. . I did speculate that there may be some issue with inefficient powder burn out of the 10 in barrel. I do feel better now that I watched your video. Especially since I just bought 7 boxes from Norma Shooting that are arriving today. They did have 500 ct bricks of tac 22 on sale for $44.99, got some of that too but now it’s back to $80. I love that ammunition for accuracy and reliability! Thanks Who Tee for the research and making me feel better. Merry Christmas

Always good to see improvements on the most popular caliber in the U.S. .22 L.R.

I love your videos thank you

I have watched them shoot 500 yard matches with 22lr at the club I go to, it is crazy what some of those high dollar 22 rifles will do. As for what I would use those for, I would load them in my 22 pistol for groundhogs in the barns.

I have a raccoon problem on my farm and you have just showing me the perfect .22 ammo that I should be using. Really like your videos ‘cause you’re down to earth and shooting at the range just like I would.👍👍 shoot straight and shoot safe😎

I really look forward to my weekly binge of Who Tee Who videos 👍

Good 👍 stuff, Thank you sharing, Jim

New subscriber here and im loving your content bud.

Thank You Sir fer sharing.

Great video, you just answered a bunch of questions for me. Keep'm coming Take care

The non lead slugs make up for the high velocity .

Great video, I picked up 500 of these recently and haven't shot them yet. I assumed they would be less than reliable with a 10/22 and was planning on running them through revolvers. I might shoot a box through the carbine now to see how they do. Been really impressed over the last year with the Norma in general, good quality and you can find good prices online if you are patient. I now have Norma tac and eco 22lr, 38 special, 9mm ball and defensive and 223 rem. All have ran very reliably with reasonably consistent accuracy.

The CCi non-lead 21 grain Copper-22 Meateater is listed as 1,850 fps muzzle velocity! ⚡️

Not a bad grouping out of that bolt action. Tx for the review...✌️

I think I'd rather have a 40 at 1400 vs a 24 at 1700. Then again my preferred .22 ammo is match subsonics..

Thank you for theses video.. in hope test it next month...ps I hope a 22 WMR version

Great video like always! My Ruger 10/22 doesn't always like the fast stuff.

Nice. I love a good 22. I love my high caliber rifles but there is just something about shooting 22s that always puts a smile on everybody’s face. An all day shooting fest you just don’t get tired of!

That's some nice ammo I will have to try in my Henry lever action see how it works. Its picky on what it shoots. Great Video

I subbed. Didn't realize I wasn't. Man this is a good but of information!

That light bullet is slowing down fast as soon as it leaves the barrel. I would love to see at what distance it slows down to the speed of sound, at that point the wake of the bullet catches up with it and disturbs it. The point where it crosses that line would be the longest accurate range. The key to tight groups at any caliber is to either remain above the speed of sound at all times, or leave the barrel under the speed of sound.

A 22lr can provide protection and food if needed. Fun and not to expensive to Trane with.

I’d like to see it VS CCI Mini mag , Killed a lot of ground hogs with Mini mag at 100 yds with open sights and a marlin carbine

I would be happy with that group. Great video, hi from the UK 🇬🇧😁🇺🇸

If you wanna prove it'll run in a semi auto you should get a walther p22. Mine is pretty picky and I've heard the same from others. Mine runs on most 40gr. But when you get into the lighter stuff it's gotta be hot like a stinger. Good video man keep em coming.

Hey Who_Tee! Just picked up some since I plink at my land and it doesn't hurt to put less lead into the dirt.

I love Norma, I use their standard ammo for quiet shooting. Never had any issues with the stuff.

I been wondering about that ammo thanks for the video buddy great as usual 👍

Informative video!! Your CZ rifle is a beauty!! I wonder which .22 LR round is the best penetrator?? I like the CCI Velocitor so far. Thinking self defense with an SR22

I would use that Norma super fast stuff to shoot flies off the wall. See if they're fast enough to dodge those! On a side note, anyone know a good drywall guy? Got some holes...

I would like to see the standard 22lr vs the eco speed on that clay clocks. Great video!

Thanks again for another good video Be Safe and God Bless 🙏

Great video. I’d love to be able to find some of this. I love your voice man it reminds me of Hank Hill! 🤙

Fist size for a supersonic .22 at 91 meters, good, but I think, if You send 3 shots as warm up and then use a real coloured dot, at 100m. You could an even better group. As it is within a zombie head at 150m I am satisfied. Keep the good work coming.

Some cool looking 22 stuff! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

Very Good group!!!

Excelente video mi hermano🙏😁🙏

norma has been cranking out the good stuff recently

Wish we’d seen chrono from the other rifles too. Cool video as always man.

That was a really fun video 🤗

Mate, I loved using the classic cci stinger. This stuff next level

Good stuff

Definitely awesome ammo for squirrel I'll be looking for some of this. I'm catching back up on some videos, I've been in fishing mode the last few months.

Can you believe they put a 50 minute add at the end of this. And great shooting with the super sonic 22LR.

Howdy, was that a Savage 23AA bolt action you were using? I have my Grandpa's old 23AA and it's very accurate. Really like your channel, thanks. Ken

That's impressive speed. I believe Stingrrs are 1640. They have a little bigger projectile (36gn)... it's nice to see competition to the stinger

That is some pretty fast 22 ammo! The next fast as I have seen is like a yellow jacket or a stinger around 1600 to 1650

Nice group ing. Cool 👍

nice rifle set up

The 2 close low shots were cold barrel shots (first 2 shots) the extreme bottom single shot was more than likely operator error, possibly a pull. The whole big group that you covered with your thumb is the actual group you could probably expect to shoot repeatedly once warmed up. Very nice shooting a 100yds. My $.02 or a grain of salt...

Thanks for sharing. I have some Norma .22 ammo I haven't sent downrange yet.

Defenetley a good round Nice vid thanks for sharring

Nice group!

Wow! I did not think that the longer barrel would give it that much more speed.

Great video! Yep clay block time!

For those who think a 100 yards is too long for a 22, there have been people killed with a 22 far beyond a 100 yards.

Thanks buffalo great work

Many people these days are so uneducated when it comes to modern 22lr ammo. They still think that old mentality, like its only for shooting rodents and soda cans. You have excellent personal defense rounds like Federal Punch and Winchester silvertip that will penetrate 16 inches out of a pistol and well past that out of a rifle, all while doing some nasty damage along the way. This looks like another great 22lr round, thanks

very interesting as always, i guess you could extend your range with these because of the higher velocity you might get less drop.

Nice shooting!

Good shooting nice groups 22 is nothing to sneeze at.

100 yds isn't too far for a 22 LR. When I was knee high to a grasshopper we would shoot coyotes at 150 yds. Then we got older and started reading the hunting magazines and they all said a 22LR was a 50 yd gun for "small game". Since we KNEW it was better than that, we took what we read with a grain of salt. Still, those mags started us looking for a good centerfire. Point being, people underestimate the 22LR and its acceptable accurate range.

Thanks for the review. Hope we can get these in Canada

Who-Tee Hank Hill -Yer the Man!!🍻👍

Well out of my Henry frontier lever action I only got a 3 inch group at 100 feet while other ammo got around an inch or less. But looks like it can do a lot better in a good bolt action. Great video! Thanks

What specific use would you use it for? I prefer a 40 grain .22 at subsonic speed but I'm always open to a new frame of thought.

Pretty good video I liked it

I can see quite a few squirrels getting picked off with that stuff. I shoot .22s at between 100 to 300 yards all the time. That paper plate you were shooting looked like the three or four shots that were out of the main group were just shots you pulled or the wind may have been a factor. That was a damned tight group for 100 yards with a .22 any way you look at it. I imagine that group could get really tight with certain other kinds of rifles and taking your sweet time to do it. I'm pretty impressed with that ammo. Pretty good shooting by the way.

Fun stuff. Plinking is always fun

You know I just got the conversion kit for my AR and I really love it I believe you have one tried in that

I love copper slugs! In hunting rifles, copper seems to work as well as lead, and a little copper in the meat is a lot healthier for you than a bunch of lead. Because energy is mass times the square of velocity, using lighter rounds usually produces _more_ energy. In that bolt action you're getting nearly 150 ft. lbs. from a .22 LR round--that's in magnum territory! After seeing gel tests, I've started carrying Underwood Extreme defender in my subcompact pistol, to get the most out of a 3" barrel. They shave a couple ounces from the loaded weight too, and that helps with comfort.