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March 15, 2020
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I doubt this has anything to do with Winchester but I hope some eggspurt can identify it. It came in a bag of miscellaneous. Don
June 26, 2013
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.22 WRF?
August 27, 2014
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Not sure of the caliber, but it’s a Montgomery Ward’s Extra Power (high velocity) cartridge sold from the early 30’s through the 50’s. It was produced by Federal.
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March 15, 2020
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I think you are right as I have a couple of boxes of 22 WRF. Now the question, who is the manufacturer? Looks like EP. Don
June 26, 2013
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Looks like Ted nailed it on the previous post.
March 15, 2020
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Than you guys.
I didn’t remember I had boxes of 22 WRFs to compare but I sure didn’t have Montgomery Wards ammo. Now this begs the question, should I shoot it?
November 1, 2013
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Tedk said
Not sure of the caliber, but it’s a Montgomery Ward’s Extra Power (high velocity) cartridge sold from the early 30’s through the 50’s. It was produced by Federal.
Bravo! I didn’t know because I shot Revelation, also made by Federal.
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Should I shoot it?
December 21, 2006
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The rim looks as though someone already tried to fire it
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86Win said
Should I shoot it?
Single load it and rotate it so the striker can hit a different spot. Unless you wand to keep it in your collection? Many times the old rimfires loose the priming compound into the powder. This is why you see so many of the Henry cartridges with striker marks.
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