I had a day home and found that my friend Rick Morrill had sent me some of his .22 bbt hollow points to shoot. I sized them down just a bit to .216 like I did the .22 bbt fp. Ran down to the range and set up at 40 yards with my red open reticle.. and got some nice 5 shot groups with both the hollow point and the flat point. Pulled a flat point to the right on one shot. No doubt with my scope mounted I can really tighten the group up, but 5 in a dime works, and this being my round the house varmint gun I keep the open reticle on. Saves time hunting something in the scope if I'm in a hurry. I'm getting right at 53 ft. lbs for a curve of 15 shots with the hollow points and 55 ft. lbs with the flat point for about 10 shots. I can crank either up to near or over 60 ft. lbs if needed. I think ill stick with the hollow point for the close range work, as they are just as accurate and will give me a bit of expansion at 920 fps. I'm going to shoot some through some jugs of water to see what kind of expansion I get. For me, this is the perfect varmint gun. 
