It can vary from a few hundered fps to over a thousand fps
Y0u will need to reference the Blue Book of Gun Values
Generally, no. The size is the same, but the mass of the projectile is not. And a .22 rifle bullet is propelled by gunpowder, with a much higher muzzle velocity than an air-powered pellet.
22 Short, Long and Long Rifle differ in the case length and/or amount of powder/bullet weight.
it means you can use 22 short rounds 22 long rounds and the modern 22 long rifle rounds and it will shoot them all
22 bullets come in short, standard and long. Your rifle is telling you that you have to purchase .22 long shell bullets.
It means the firearm can fire .22 Short, .22 Long, or .22 Long Rifle cartridges.
.22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle.
"Regular .22 rimfire ammo IS .22 LR.
The length- short, then long, then long rifle- also the power. Long rifle usually has a heavier bullet.
Made in 1965. This is simply called the .22 Automatic Rifle. The "E" in the serial number signifies the .22 short version.
It can fire .22 Long Rifle, .22 Long or .22 Short. It CANNOT fire .22 magnum.