Who make the best 17 HMR rifle?

Who make the best 17 HMR rifle?

7 Top . 17 HMR (Hornady Magnum Rimfire) Rifles

  1. Mossberg International 817. See Photo Gallery.
  2. Tikka T1x MTR. See Photo Gallery.
  3. Ruger Precision Rimfire. See Photo Gallery.
  4. Henry Varmint Express. See Photo Gallery.
  5. CZ USA 457 American Combo. See Photo Gallery.
  6. Browning T-Bolt Target/Varmint.
  7. Savage B17 Precision Lite.

Is a 17 HMR worth buying?

It’s Accurate The 93R17, topped with a Bushnell scope, is among the most accurate rimfire rifles I have ever tested. The little . 17 deserves a good rifle and the Savage is affordable but more accurate than most of us will be able to hold. The 17-grain Hornady V-MAX loading runs at 2500 to 2600 fps in most rifles.

What’s the best 17 HMR round?

17 HMR Hunting Ammo. For hunting, either Hornady Varmint Express or CCI Gamepoint is the way to go. Hornady Varmint Express is the OG of . 17 HMR, and it shows offering excellent quality at an affordable price.

What companies make a 17 HMR?

.17 HMR
Designed 2002
Manufacturer CCI, Federal, Hornady, PMC, Remington, Winchester
Produced 2002–present
Specifications

What is the fastest .17 HMR round?

17 Winchester Super Magnum, which is not only going to be the world’s fastest rimfire round, but also one that offers a significant performance increase over the . 17 HMR (see charts below). It pushes a 20-grain bullet at 3,000 fps, which is 625 fps faster than the .

What distance should you zero a 17 HMR?

A: I think a good zero to have for a . 17 HMR is exactly 100 yards. If you sight your rifle so that your bullets hit the bullseye at 100 yards, the bullets will be 0.1 inch high at 50 yards and 2.6 inches low at 150 yards.

What is the most powerful rimfire rifle?

Winchester officially announced the . 17 Winchester Super Magnum cartridge today, and it does appear to be the fastest and most powerful rimfire cartridge ever. Two flavors have been announced so far; a 20-grain bullet reaching 3,000 feet per second, and a 25-grain bullet traveling at 2,600 feet per second.

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