.22 Picra

Cartridge Data Published On: December 20, 2014 at 11:36 pm by Bullet-Blog and last updated on February 12, 2015 at 11:24 am

Aliases

No Aliases Found, Suggest One?

Summary

The .22 Picra is a Center Fire cartridge with a Bullet Diameter of 0.224 in” (5.69mm) that is primarily used in Pistols. The .22 Picra originated in Czech Republic in 1997. The .22 Picra also has a case length of 1.4 in” (35.56mm) and an overall length of 1.89 in” (48.01mm).

Additional Cartridge Designations: Wildcat Cartridge

Notes

The .22 Picra is a Wildcat Pistol Cartridge created and highly used in the Czech Republic as a Field Competition Gun, as well in other various sporting and hunting activities. The .22 Picra is created by shortening a .22 Hornet cartridge and giving it more extreme shoulder angle.

Associated Firearms

Ruger 77/22, Springfield Scout, Winchester 54 National Match, Savage Model 25, CZ 527

Cartridge Details

  • Year:
  • Origin:
  • Cartridge Type:
  • Application:
  • Bullet Diameter:
  • Neck Diameter:
  • Shoulder Diameter:
  • Base Diameter:
  • Rim Diameter:
  • Rim Thickness:
  • Case Length:
  • Overall Length:
  • Primer:
  • CIP:
  • CIP Proof:
  • 1997
  • Czech Republic
  • Rimmed, Bottleneck
  • Pistols
  • 0.224 in” (5.69mm)
  • 0.243 in” (6.17mm)
  • 0.287 in” (7.29mm)
  • 0.299 in” (7.59mm)
  • 0.35 in” (8.89mm)
  • 0.06 in” (1.63mm)
  • 1.4 in” (35.56mm)
  • 1.89 in” (48.01mm)
  • Center Fire (Small Rifle)
  • 320 MPa (46412 psi)
  • ~416 MPa (60336 psi)
 
 
 

[accordion title=’INCONSISTENT, MISSING or INCORRECT DATA’ open=’false’]INCONSISTENT, MISSING or INCORRECT DATA: If you find information here that you believe to be incorrect or missing please report any findings and references you may have as to what corrections should be made to . Please note your username in the email.

NOTE: This Firearms Cartridge Library is currently in BETA and may not contain complete information or data. The data displayed here by Bullet-Blog is for information use only and should not be used as a reference for reloading live ammunition. When consulting the information on this site or any other information source regarding firearms or ammunition, always compare information against a second or third reference such as a trusted industry authority or reloading manual. Use information here at your own risk.

* Relative to ruler-scaled image above. Size will vary by screen and device used for viewing.
[/accordion]