22 Cal. Ringfire Carbines: for Initiation and Sports Shooting

Description of the .22 LR Caliber (5.6 mm): The .22 LR (Long Rifle) caliber is one of the most popular and widely used calibers in the world for rimfire rifles. This type of ammunition is known for its low cost, low recoil power, and high accuracy.
Description of the .17 HMR Caliber (4.5 mm): The .17 HMR (Hornady Magnum Rimfire) is a newer caliber that offers greater velocity and energy than the .22 LR, making it ideal for longer distance shooting and with Greater precision.
Popularity: Both gauges are very popular due to their versatility for various applications. The .22 LR is ideal for recreational shooting, small game, and novice shooter training, while the .17 HMR is primarily used for small game hunting in areas where long-range accuracy is crucial. Ammunition for both calibers is inexpensive and easy to find.
Velocity of the .22 LR: The average velocity of a .22 LR projectile can vary between 320 m/s and 400 m/s. Subsonic ammunition, which travels at less than 343 m/s (the speed of sound), is ideal for reducing shot noise and improving accuracy at short ranges. It is especially useful in urban areas or for pest control where noise is a concern.
Velocity of the .17 HMR: The average velocity of a .17 HMR projectile is significantly higher, around 730 m/s to 780 m/s. This high speed allows for a flatter trajectory and greater accuracy at long ranges, making it ideal for small game hunting and distance shooting.

Weapons Licenses:
Type E License for Caliber .22 LR (5.6 mm):
Description: Allows the possession of long rifled weapons for hunting and sports shooting. It is the license necessary to own a .22 LR caliber carbine.
Requirements: Be of legal age, have no criminal record, pass a psychotechnical aptitude test, obtain a medical certificate and pass a theoretical and practical exam on the use of weapons.
Procedure: Submit an application to the Civil Guard Weapons Intervention, along with the required documentation. The granting of the license is subject to the evaluation and approval of the Civil Guard.
Type D License for .17 HMR Caliber (4.5 mm):
Description: Allows the possession of high-power rifled long weapons, such as the .17 HMR, which are used mainly for hunting.
Requirements: Be of legal age, have no criminal record, pass a psychotechnical aptitude test, obtain a medical certificate and pass a theoretical and practical exam on the use of weapons.
Procedure: Similar to the Type E License, it requires the presentation of the application at the Civil Guard Weapons Intervention.
Requirements to Maintain the License:
Periodic Renewal: The license must be renewed every five years, passing the theoretical and practical exams again, as well as the medical check-up.
Regulatory Compliance: It is essential to comply with all regulations and regulations related to the possession and use of firearms.
Custody Obligation of the Owner:
Approved Safes:
.22 LR caliber: The use of approved safes is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended to ensure custody and prevent unauthorized access.
Caliber .17 HMR: Weapons must be stored in approved safes that comply with the UNE EN 1143-1 Grade I standard.
Custody Recommendations: Weapons should be unloaded and on safety when not in use. It is advisable to store ammunition separately from weapons.

Recreational Shooting: Ideal for target shooting and target practice, due to its low cost and ease of use.
Small game:
.17 HMR: Used for hunting small animals such as rabbits and squirrels, with greater precision and range. Hunting with the .17 HMR caliber is permitted in many regions, but it is important to review local laws.
.22 LR: Mainly used for sports shooting, but in areas where rabbits are a pest, it is being considered to allow hunting with this caliber. It is important to check local laws before using them for hunting.
Shooter Training: Perfect for training new shooters due to its easy handling and low recoil.

Shipping process:
Documentation: Once the documentation required to guide the weapon is sent, the carbine is sent through an agency authorized to intervene in weapons that corresponds to the client.
Verification: Once the weapon arrives at the weapons intervention, the civil guards check the weapon and guide it to its owner with an ownership guide.
Delivery: After verification and guidance, the owner can collect his weapon at the corresponding weapons intervention.
Conclusion
Responsible Purchase: The acquisition and possession of a .22 LR or .17 HMR caliber carbine requires responsibility and compliance with all legal regulations. Be sure to follow all procedures and requirements to ensure safe and legal use of the weapon.
Professional Advice: It is always advisable to seek professional advice through a licensed gunsmith to ensure that you meet all the requirements and that you choose the weapon that best suits your needs.