FASTEST 22LR vs 22Mag - Giant Clay Blocks (WILL SURPRISE YOU 😳😳😳)

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[@elvinirons5959]

22 mag is wicked, definitely more explosive !!

[@charlesreediii5083]

Didn't expect that from 22lr. Great video.

[@CountryRebelBoy]

I want to see 17mach2 vs 17hmr vs 22lr vs 22mag

[@glisa43]

@@CountryRebelBoy Don't forget the .21 Sharp.

[@joeltowle2737]

Is the 17mach2 even around anymore? Lol 😂😂😂

[@williamcrane8236]

The 22LR didn't dump it's energy IN the block, it pushed it's way through. 22MAG dumped it's energy int he block, with a much larger initial wound channel and still punched it's way through. I either case, ain't gonna be much left of that squirrel. I've seen videos of a guy taking down wild hogs with a 22lr right behind the eye, doing very little visible damage. Kinda looks like either of these would take the mounting option right out. But the rest of the video is him turning it into sausage and steaks so, Who needs another boar head on the mantle? Speakin of 22lr. I was up at the dollar store looking for a little house or something to put inside my punkin for Halloween. Didn't find what I was looking for but came up with a little jackolatern candle holder AND a Garden Gnome Together they'll be about 6-7 inches across and 6 high. It's a 60 pound punkin. BUT, they had silly string and shaving cream up by the door. I've seen ya shoot those but hadn't done it myself. Got my Heritage Rough Rider 22 and let her fly. Man, you breath on that trigger and it lets go, gauge says 2 lb. Better then my stinkin Rugers. So, surprised me BUT shot string and foam all over the place, a can each. Glad I didn't get the double sized shaving cream, Gotta hose that off tomorrow. Enjoy the videos, NOW I have to put the 22MAG cylinder on and see what the difference is!

[@adamarens3520]

I have the 22 mag cylinder for my rough rider. I had problems stabilizing the .22 mag bullet and the groups were enormous. I was using CCI Maximag or other hot loads. When I used less spicy rounds though the group shrank to normal size, just a heads up.

[@williamcrane8236]

@@adamarens3520 I've shot it some but not enough to judge my accuracy. Frankly, AFTER I painted the front site white, I'm dead on now. SO, it will be interesting to see. Thanks.

[@waynebowman2315]

Very impressive 22lr

[@harrymcmanus7307]

22 mag....not close

[@phillycheesetake]

One of the loadings for the new 21 sharp is 25gr at 1750. It's interesting to see these new fast loadings in the standard .22lr case, instead of a stinger case.

[@SolomonGoldschmidt]

my favorite is remington yellow jackets

[@allen_p]

22mag with huge entry wound and 22lr with a big exit wound. Amazing results

[@Kitchencook-p38]

I really figured the 22magnum was going to leave a bigger exit....the 22lr was very impressive...

[@maximpestsolutions3696]

Thanks for the .22 comparisons Adam...✌ Always appreciate the 'Clay Block' Comparisons. Cheers. 🙏😇

[@Oldbmwr100rs]

I tried those Eco speed .22LR in a semi auto, and don't recommend you try it. It didn't hurt the gun, but at the same time I had what felt like powder blasting back at me a couple of times and what at first seemed like a squib, but i think was a shell bursting around the base. They're a hot round, but for bolt action, lever or revolvers preferably.

[@Mertle_The_Turtle_5165]

Ah, back to basics! I was researching some caliber almost two years ago when I found your older clay videos; I've been a regular ever since!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I appreciate you watching!

[@daveybass655]

Love the clay block test !

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@ZeroXSEED]

I love clay test. They're much more interesting than ballistic gel test which get stale and hard to discern. Also, 22 Mag is my go to ammo choice, the other choice is 410 slug.

[@robertbaker3874]

Thank you for all you do, great job

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@duranbailiff5337]

I like the pump knot you got in the top of the block with the Magnum. No doubt, that fast 22 LR put a clean hole in the block!

[@peacemaker-du4hz]

Where were those when i was shooting groundhogs all those years back

[@johnknouse8846]

Looks like that .22 mag dumped every bit of its energy into the block. Hollowed it out! .22LR was no joke either.

[@robertwies6806]

Always love the clay block test. KAPOW!

[@boosted2809]

I love these clay videos

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@slimquinn5692]

You’re doing a great job. Thx.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@vajmanjinha]

I love these videos! It's something I don't have to think about.

[@brianjarvis313]

Again…love the clay videos!!!

[@ammohead73]

Cool video, the 22 magnum dumped nearly all of its energy in the clay, that's why it has the huge bulge on top of the clay while the 22lr passed straight threw it leaving a larger hole. Enjoyed the video thanks!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@randallcollier7089]

Gonna have to try that 22lr out. Looks like a good round for raccoons.👍

[@BullseyeBenR]

I got a M&P22magnum the other day and love it! 22mag is super underrated! 22mag 2,250FPS

[@stanpotter7764]

Cool gun but you'll get nowhere close to that velocity from a pistol. Still cool tho!

[@BullseyeBenR]

@@stanpotter7764 I need to get a chronograph for my channel to find out for sure. The Winchester HV has fast powder burn an gets the pressure up fairly quickly. But yeah rifles or pistols with longer barrels will for sure have faster velocities

[@dieseldemon8562]

.22 LR was definitely a shocking result, but the .22 mag is still a hot little round. The cavity inside the block was impressive; it brought the inside, outside!

[@PJ_Perry]

Wtw when we going to get a 21 sharp rim fire video

[@garymcguire9463]

Thanks!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Gary!

[@oldgandy5355]

Velocity times mass equals energy. Expansion determines damage. Edit : Try weighing the blocks before and after. I suspect the .22 mag removed more of the clay than the much lighter .22 lr. Slower and lighter would leave a smoother hole. The .22 mag was much more ragged than the lr, ergo much more clay returned to the soil from whence it came.

[@stanpotter7764]

No, velocity x velocity x mass = energy

[@oldgandy5355]

@@stanpotter7764 Actually, 1/2 the mass times velocity squared equals kinetic energy. The point I was making is that the heavier bullet at a higher speed has more energy and force than the light one, and that has no relationship to how many beers you drink and how much mushroom pizza you consume AFTER you come home from the range. Different formula.

[@lynncox760]

The thing about clay blocks is that they show the temporary wound cavity. The mag round obviously did a ton more damage with the internal energy dump. Either or, I certainly wouldn't want to get hit by either at 15 yards. People underestimate the little .22's. They haven't been shot by them!

[@BobDiaz123]

Either way, I'd hate to be on the receiving end of a 22. 😅

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I agree

[@todddowning1661]

Wow that was impressive for 22lr ! Great video that’s why I always watch.

[@220swift7]

Next step, water jugs!

[@scottwinkle5503]

Great video. When are you going to test that Weatherby vanguard obsidian in 25-06?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hopefully this week

[@glisa43]

Nice video thanks. Next time. 21 Sharp vs 22Mag?

[@williamhervey6409]

I need to say I love your range vids better than hunting, but you do you 😊

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@garyturner8898]

Very impressive results from the lead-free 22lr round. Almost too effective on small game, nonetheless, still impressive. Thank you for the nice Sunday comparison 22lr vs 22mag.

[@numbnutz9398]

Between WHO_TEE_WHO clay blocks and Taofledermaus's lead plate, I'm a happy man!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@rayhollingsworth2588]

I definitely wasn’t expecting the exit from th22LR IMPRESSIVE 👍

[@charlesmorgan1879]

Pretty nice results !

[@rogerj.fugere3570]

That 22lr exit is totally unexpected. Side by side that 22lr with a standard 22lr.

[@19derrick77]

So clearly, the answer is in bullet design… 22 magnum not only has more velocity, but also heavier bullet. 22 magnum has more potential.

[@holystromboli]

I think the people that underestimate the 22lr have never hunted with it

[@Happyhoun]

I think if you weighed the blocks before and after the shot you might get an idea of energy transfer. The lighter the block after the shot, the more energy the clay absorbed. The .22 mag block looked hollowed out and the.22LR block still looked mostly there.

[@atthebrink74]

I’d like to see a clay block test between the .17 HMR and the .17 WMR.

[@charlesmccoy5857]

That's what I would like to see also. I am assuming you meant 17 WSM. I requested that a year or two ago, but WTW said he didn't have a 17 WSM to test.

[@atthebrink74]

@@charlesmccoy5857 Winchester Magnum Rimfire.

[@MrSprintcat]

I'm not sure why you didn't make the clay blocks exactly the same! Twenty two magnum would have done the same thing

[@NC-xk1eg]

Totally did not see this one coming! 😮 (Were both round nose or both hollow points?) Whatever, a fun video, well-done!

[@ETC_Rohaly_USCG]

Looking at the boxes, it looks like the 22 LR was a FMJ and the mag was JHP. Which might count for the different wound cavities

[@NC-xk1eg]

@@ETC_Rohaly_USCG Thanks! You may be right, that may a reason. I dislike RN & HP comparisons.

[@ConradStengel]

I'd like to see the 17wsm versus 22 mag

[@pewspaws6795]

I was just thinking the same thing. The 17wsm is a great cartridge it work great on whistlepigs out to 200 yards with ease

[@iflycentral]

When might we expect to see some .21 sharp testing?

[@g.k.dalton4530]

That was pretty darn cool… just got me a mark 4.. gonna have to find some of that ammo and try it out..👍🏻

[@stevenhigby3512]

The 22 long must be a solid copper bullet. Great for small game.

[@Snarlacc]

.22WMR dumped energy right away, it likely opened up a lot. Many .22lr don't have enough energy to open much, this one had about half the energy of the WMR. They say 210J with 24gr bullet, I'd be interested if a .22lr with similar energy but heavier bullet looks any different. I mean high velocity and light bullet tend to penetrate more and dump less energy.

[@Zer0Edits00]

Thoughts on the new 21 sharp cartridge??

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Haven't tried it yet

[@iahmoobboy]

Awesome comparison but would of been a better comparison if both was either lead free or lead. The 22lr is lead free while the 22mag is lead.

[@duranbailiff5337]

My money is on the Magnum. A heavier projectile travelling at a higher speed? Sheeee-it!

[@robertstojcevski1098]

Can definitely hear the noise difference between the two, however every safe has to have a 22lr!!

[@johnparker9139]

Random question. Any of you guys have a Ruger American 17hmr? How are they? Very accurate?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I do not

[@coganhagen01]

They are very good

[@johnparker9139]

@@WHOTEEWHO sorry didn’t mean to use your video for that question

[@reidzr2s10]

CCI makes a 22 LR that is faster than that Norma 22 LR.

[@tomcarr5195]

What did you use to shoot 22lr? Was it a CZ?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yes. 457

[@IndependentArmz]

I am shocked that is what those rounds did. I would NOT have guessed to at all.

[@JoshMo1993]

33 minutes ago and I'm already here. Rock on!

[@edjones2110]

Waiting for a 21 sharp clay block video with a sad face !

[@robertnapier8681]

You need to do a 22 hornet review

[@mikewebb8456]

👍WTW. THANKS

[@michaelauddino3432]

What about a fast 22mag against a fast 22lr !

[@davidstuck2866]

Well, IMO, it's not even close. The 22lr pushed a hole straight through that block. Which is pretty impressive. But the 22 WRM pushed the clay out towards the sides and top as well as pushing through the back. It would be interesting to see how the 17HRM fares against these two as well. The sad part is you would have to spend hundreds of dollars on clay to do a complete test between the 4 total (2- 17 caliber and 2-22 caliber) rimfire cartridges. and an exhaustive comparison would be insane. and you would have to include the 5mm rimfire as well. it would likely be a several thousand dollar and 3 week long test to test them all. I wouldn't want to ask anyone to do that. Pick one (or two), and be happy with it.

[@AppalachianRancher]

After watching this I've come to the conclusion that both clay blocks died instantly.

[@r1w3d]

Sweet 😎

[@gascheck8151]

What’s the accuracy like for the .22 LR at 25 yds.?? I did not expect this result.

[@scottydouglass1892]

One for squirrels, one for racoons. How accurate is the 25 grain bullet? I have several .22 mag rifles and they are clover leaf tight at 25-150 they get one inch ish. Racoons, and badgers are tougher than rabbits or squirrels.

[@wadekirby8575]

For this kind of comparison it would be interesting to weigh the blocks after shooting them to see how much weight they lost.

[@rflberg]

I think that the fast 22lr is more comparable to the 17hmr than the 22 magnum.

[@stanpotter7764]

The HMR is way more powerful

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

Out at 100 yards, I don't know about 25 grain.??

[@jimmydunn3775]

Great video

[@blenhinton7566]

The clay block videos are my favor

[@jaybake]

How about a giant clay video with the same cartridge but at different distances so we can see the energy transfer reduction in real applications

[@zakbrinkhoff324]

Nice

[@johanneslaxell6641]

That .22WMR did some "funny stuff" to the clay block as the .22LR went straight through. But the .22WMR was JHP, I didn't get what bullet the .22LR was?

[@KeithFleming-qs2kh]

Looks like the mag had more compression to me especially in the middle of the block

[@billhatcher2984]

You need to get a thin wire to cut the clay in half so we can see the inside of the blocks

[@chrishelms1967]

Be curious to that 24gr 22 LR vs a a 40 gr 22LR

[@chuckydubree1925]

Kool looks like a beehive

[@patmancrowley8509]

Call it "a lot more energetic."

[@adamscott-young1216]

I chronographed 3X different 40 grain hp .22 magnum ammo and got- CCI maxi mag 1890 fps, Winchester super X 1910fps, RWS 2050 fps. Ave for 20 shots rounded to the nearest 10 fps. Savage 93 rifle. The Winchester had the lowest ES.👍

[@Roninx1980]

Would be interesting to see the .22 mag with the same smaller weight boolot.

[@williamgaines9784]

Pulling some from the "claychives". Even Heavy Metal was in on the clay action today. Back in the day, a sheriff's deputy, who was later elected sheriff used to do exhibition shooting. He would have his wife hold a bar of soap while he shot it with a 22.😬 The hole it drilled in that soap was similar to the clay. He would also shoot a block of ice with a 44 magnum, but his wife did not hold that.🤭

[@jeremykingery524]

Need to try CCI velocitors compared to 22 mag

[@jamesortiz5388]

The 22mag exit sagged. I think it was bigger.

[@paulfrevert3662]

I'd have to say to 22 mag did more of an energy dump in the clay

[@MrProfchaos71]

The Aguila Supermaximum is 30gr and 1700.

[@markreaves8086]

Give me your thoughts about the new 21 sharp

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Haven't looked into it yet

[@loganmorton9304]

22lr dumped most of its energy on exit. 22mag still had plenty of legs on the way out.

[@CrimeVid]

The .22 mag won, it dumped far more energy where it was needed if you were hunting.

[@VroomNBoom]

I see a paper plate test with these 2 rounds

[@oubliette862]

I shot some of the 22lr tracer rounds through a suppressor to see what would happen. I didn't get any duds and it was curiously quiet.

[@bazzinator7477]

Now it makes me wonder how flat shooting that 22lr is. My guess is that it will shoot a lot flatter then a normal 22lr 40gr which may mean it might be able to reach out much farther but not as far as a 17hmr.

[@brianbethune862]

Were both 22 rounds solid or hollow points ?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hollow point

[@FewerOptions-mx7qt]

I've almost always use 40gn 22lr round nose ammo but have used 22 shorts before in my ruger 10/22 but you have to put one in chamber by hand at a time. They do good on small game

[@nickodonnell6896]

G’day from Down Under Interesting can you do a cat hunting video with the same ammo please ?

[@garywoodlief1976]

Cant hunt cats in USA

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Cat?

[@nickodonnell6896]

Ok how about rabbits ?

[@coupe50h]

Leave 🐈's alone bud 😆