What kind or rounds are these?

clickclick

I have a Herter's 22 revolver that had these rounds in the belt of the holster... What are they? What brand if anyone knows...

Dokey

they're .22rf shot

MIKE WISKEY

THEY LOOK LIKE POWER LOADS FOR A STUD GUN, I DOUBT THEY WILL FIT THE REVOLVER. THEY LOOK TOO SHORT FOR .22 SHOT CARTIGES.

trapguy2007

Blanks for a starter pistol ?

tsr1965

That is a Winchester stamp on the back. I do believe they are blanks. I am not sure if they are powerloads for a stud gun or not, but those power loads do and will fit a 22 lr chamber, and most dummy launchers for dog training. I do know they make a crimped end for shot as wellas the capsule, but those do look short for the shot containing rounds.

Best

EDIT:

Most power loads for nail guns have the crimp end colored either yellow, green, or red for low, medium or high power, respectively. They will also double as blanks in a good working order 22LR firearm, or work for the dummy launchers to launch training dummies for retrieving dogs.

mrbruce

I'd say they were for a stud gun, Winchester made a lot of them.
They don't look like any rat shot I've ever seen with the ends like that,
and I don't mean the crimp....

Mike Fink

I would test fire one in a bolt rifle at a heavy board. If it is the same as some I was given , long ago, they will put a nice neat pattern on the board at 5 to 10 feet. -Mike

dcs shooters

They are Winchester power loads for a stud gun.

socks

What the heck's a stud gun?????

I.Shute

You can find them in any hardware store. They're made for shooting many types of studs in wood, concrete, metal, etc.
Usually have threaded ends to attach something to it.

beantownshootah

"Studs" = nails.

Those sorts of rounds are used in nail-guns as a propellant charge to shoot the nail (into wood or concrete).

I'd agree that these rounds are *probably* blanks, though I have seen nail-gun rounds that look similar.