North American Arms Mini Revolver 22MS .22 LR Stainless Steel Revolver

A: No, the 22 lr cylinder is not included with this.

A: Ron, not on this UPC code Sir. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Ron, the .22lr cylinder is not included.

A: The model that includes both cylinders is currently out of stock at buds, but is this one here https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/97958 ----------------- Hit the notify me when available button to receive an email when they come back in stock. Or its in stock here https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/744253002175 ------------------ As for the difference "22 Magnum (aka .22 WMR) has a longer case and in general is faster that .22LR. Rule of thumb is a .22 Mag will give the shooter an extra 25–50 yards over .22LR. .22 Mag is 3–4x the cost of .22LR. It's as spendy as some center fire ammo."

A: Good comparison article here https://www.ammunitiontogo.com/lodge/22-wmr-vs-22lr/ ------------------- "22 WMR vs. 22 LR Velocity Because the .22 Magnum packs more propellant behind a bullet that is essentially the same size, it outpaces the .22 LR in velocity. This is true both at the muzzle and downrange. For example, Winchester's Super-X brand is available with 40-grain bullets in both the .22 LR and .22 WMR. Comparing these two, we see that .22 LR has a muzzle velocity of 1,280 feet per second (fps) and a speed of 1,001 fps after 100 yards. The .22 Magnum, however, has a muzzle velocity of 1,910 fps and a speed of 1,592 fps at 100 yards. Energy Comparison The same essential results that we saw for velocity occur for energy. Because they pack similar bullets, but one is backed by more propellant, the .22 WMR has a clear advantage in energy. To highlight this, we'll look at 40-grain Federal Premium Champion Training ammo for the .22 Long Rifle and the .22 Magnum. The .22 LR has a