These look to be useful in restricted range and low damage situations. They expand surprisingly well.
I use round nose solid CB Longs (and CCI HV Longs) in my small frame .22 Colt Lightning.
The Remington.22 C Bees shown in this video will almost certainly be too long to feed in the Lightning’s cartridge elevator.
However in a mixed lot that I recently bought of various .22 Longs I found 2 card 50 round boxes of Remington.22 C. Bee Longs with solid 30 grain round nose bullets. Do Remington offer both types or were the solids an earlier version?
There was also a box of Eley Z Longs of fairly recent manufacture and one of Australian made Winchester Z Longs.
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