Amazon offers a Premier LPH and a LHP 22 pellet. What is the difference?
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The LPH stands for Lead Pointed Hollowpoint and the LHP stands for Lead Hollowpoint. The LPH has a much smaller "hollowpoint" cavity than the LHP pellet. My rifle definitely likes the LPH pellet better. Hope this helps.
1246295
Are they the same price? If they are, it's a printing err. Crossman does make a more expensive, and some say more precision pellet that is shipped in larger quantities, in a box, not a tin. They are called "lights" or "light hollow points" thus the LHP designation. Just my opinion!
1769786
My husband was pleased with the pellets. Not sure if they are the same, I couldn't find what he wanted and decided on these. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
1625939
there is a pellet version of this gun, but no you cannot use pellet on the one I bought.
1416382
From the pictures, it looks like the 'P' version would come with a few extra attachments. I think the other answers here would not be able to tell you the difference unless they specifically ordered both.
214173
Much less than a .22 rifle when you use standard pellets but more than the bb or pellet gun you had when you were a kid. The lightweight ammo is almost as loud as a .22.
1847911
I don't believe there is any difference. The cheaper price is probably due to the high sales volume Amazon generates for them.
1282340
Yes. However there are several after market modifications available that does away with this nuisance. If you choose to go that route. But the larger .22 pellet does not stick as much if you use the full tapered round pellets.
348196
There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
1209655
A progressive reloaded basically makes one complete round with each stroke of the press handle. It has multiple stages that do the resizing and de-capping, fresh primer seating, powder drop, etc on to a finished bullet. Progressives are generally of a turret design. Check out Dillion if you are interested in a nice progressive press.
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Depends. The .177 is faster and more effective at shorter ranges. The .22 is a heavier pellet and a bit slower but at longer ranges has more killing power.So for gophers, ground squrrels the .177. For hunting rabbit, tree squrrels etc, the .22 has an edge. The .177 is a lot less expensive to shoot than the .22.Hope this helps.
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In a .22 pellet (even a standard weight .22 pellet) the additional weight (as compared to a .177 pellet) reduces the velocity to something sub-sonic and there is no sonic crack from the pellet itself. The noise from firing the rifle is all you hear - if it is a quiet rifle, it will fire quietly. The pellet speed will depend on the power of the rifle, this heaver pellet would allow greater energy from the rifle before the pellet would be fired as super-sonic speeds causing the louder sounds.In a .22 rifle, this heavier pellet would be better for countering the effects of wind on accuracy than for reducing noise from the pellet speed for most rifles. In a .22 pellet (even a standard weight .22 pellet) the additional weight (as compared to a .177 pellet) reduces the velocity to something sub-sonic and there is no sonic crack from the pellet itself. The noise from firing the rifle is all you hear - if it is a quiet rifle, it will fire quietly. The pellet speed will depend on the power of the rifle, this heaver pellet would allow greater energy from the rifle before the pellet would be fired as super-sonic speeds causing the louder sounds.In a .22 rifle, this heavier pellet would be better for countering the effects of wind on... » Read More In a .22 pellet (even a standard weight .22 pellet) the additional weight (as compared to a .177 pellet) reduces the velocity to something sub-sonic and there is no sonic crack from the pellet itself. The noise from firing the rifle is all you hear - if it is a quiet rifle, it will fire quietly. The pellet speed will depend on the power of the rifle, this heaver pellet would allow greater energy from the rifle before the pellet would be fired as super-sonic speeds causing the louder sounds.In a .22 rifle, this heavier pellet would be better for countering the effects of wind on accuracy than for reducing noise from the pellet speed for most rifles. « Show Less
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I'd say Golden. but any premium pellet works good. they should be polished and spherical. I use .20 grams.
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.22 is the caliber or size of the pellet. A .177 cal is much smaller and lighter than a .22. A . 22 is just under 1/4" in diameter. Whereas a .177 is just over 1/8" in diameter. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I was wondering the same thing. So I contacted Oreck directly regarding the difference between the LW100 and the LW100LR. They told me it is the exact same vacuum. The only difference is the warranty. LW100 comes with the 7 year and 3 tune ups. LW100LR only comes with 5 years and no tune ups. They also said that as long as the seller on Amazon comes up as Oreck then you are buying it from Oreck. Now, I will say that it is very curious that they (oreck.com) are advertising the LW100LR for about $40 more than here and the LW100 for over $100 more than this one on amazon (LW100LR) which states it has the 7 year warranty and 3 tune ups. I will probably be buying this here and hoping they will honor the full 7 year warranty. Hope that helps
202076
Think the rim fire is calibrated for rim fire 22 ,such as 22 alar or mag while the other is really for 222 and similar.
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Hi , I have both Calibers in stock and they are the same price , just place the order and send a message to confirm which Caliber you would like 0.177" (4.5mm) or 0.22" (5.5mm) Thanks Phil
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I bought one of these and it was .177. They make both the .22 and .177 either caliber will satisfy. Hope that helps.