In short, no. The .17 Mach 2 and the .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire are two different cartridges- they just happen to both have a 17 in their names. Only use the caliber of ammo that is stamped on the rifle. When chambered in a .17 HMR rifle, the .17 M2 will either not fire at all, or will split the cartridge casing on firing. The HMR has a larger case diameter and length than the M2.
yes
Just pull the trigger as you pull bolt out.
300-400 USD
Yes.
The exact value of a Marlin 917 vs FT 17 hammer with a stainless steel barrel would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the condition and age of the firearm.
I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series. I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series.
The factors of 917 are 1, 7, 131, and 917.
The integers of 917 are -917, -916, -915, ..., 915, 916, 917.
0.0033
917 - 156 = 815 917 + 156 = 1,127 917 ÷ 156 = 6.22 917 x 156 = 151,476
1, 7, 131, 917.
No, the number 917 is composite.