Fx liner B vs Superior heavy in .22 600mm

[Heavyopp]

Liner B vs superior heavy — is the superior heavy superior quality or was it just a name change.
.22 caliber, 600 mm long both seem to have the same twist rate.
I’m looking to shoot either JSB MRD or the FX equivalent pellets accurately at 100 yards
FX impact m3

I think I have a source for the stx liner B, new $50 plus shipping. Can’t seem to find the superior heavy in stock and its double the price.

using the search on this website, all other threads about this topic seem to go off track quickly. Never found a thread that came to a conclusion either way with the MRD pellets.

 

[yourwoodenchef]

Good imfo

 

[Heavyopp]

Good imfo

Just trying to get to 10 posts I see...

 

[Ricochet]

Now that there's a year under this, can we revive this topic? He asked some questions here that were never addressed by anyone, and now I have the same curiosity. I currently have a STX Superior 1:24, 22 700mm and i'm wondering if the "Heavy" will do better with redesigns or with pellets in general. What is the TR in the 22 cal Heavy? 1:37 like the 30? I can't seem to find info on this. But i have seen where Ted, and Keith, have both been successful in bigger calibers with the slower twist with pellets.

 

[Ricochet]

Maybe we can move this to general discussion for a broader audience??

 

[Heavyopp]

I dropped the subject because my source for the liner B was an inventory mistake.
Kevin at straight shooters had them listed on his website as in stock. A phone call sorted that out.

 

[bigHUN]

I have a .25x700 STX-A (1:27) and .25x700 Superior Heavy (1:18).
The STX-A shoots much better groups with 34gr MK2's, this could alse be because of the choke?
37 and 40 gr slugs I have not tried the STX-A, the SH is OK-ish at 100 meters, but I found that the pellets grouping better.