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  • victorj19
    For consistency, I've read that you should sort the ammo with a rim thickness gauge. Then shoot the various assortments to see which is more consistent. I bought such a gauge but have been reloading a large quantity of 223 and 9mm Mak and haven't had time to use the guage and shoot my 22LR rifles. Since it seems your rifle likes the Remington subsonics why not buy a gauge and sort the subsonics before spending money on other brands? My intent is to just that with my 10/22 which loves the Rem subsonics.

    BTW, I kept all of all the various 22 ammo around to test in other rifles to see what they like.
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    each rifle/pistol is a law unto itself, just to note that wolf=lapua, same/same for the price range (made on the same machinery).
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  • perry shooter
    If you want small groups then there are many brands of good ammo however to say one brand is the best compared to another brand is IMHO impossible. Ammo is made in LOT #. That is they set up the machines and load all one run before shutting down the equipment.You might get a good lot of say Eley and a not so good lot of RWS then the next time this might be reversed . small bore match shooters will buy a brick of say 5 different lot numbers from a dealer like Champions shooter supply test each lot # and then call Champions choice back and ask Homer to send you X amount of Boxes, / Bricks, / or Cases of that LOT of ammo. if you are buying less then a brick at a time you are wasting your time. I used to buy 4 cases at a time .
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  • bpost
    Try CCI standard velocity in the 100 count plastic packs. It really shoots well for a inexpensive ammo. Wolf Match Target, Aguila Super Extra has shot well too. I have some RWS and am not impressed in my guns, it shoots great but shows bad fliers every so often.
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  • llama
    quote:Originally posted by bpost
    Try CCI standard velocity in the 100 count plastic packs. It really shoots well for a inexpensive ammo. Wolf Match Target, Aguila Super Extra has shot well too. I have some RWS and am not impressed in my guns, it shoots great but shows bad fliers every so often.


    Can't find any locally. CCI Subsonic HPs are more consistent than the Remingtons - fewer flyers and they didn't fly as far - but not as accurate (just over 1 moa @ 50 yards). Did over pay for a box of CCI Green Tag and it was giving me 2.5-3" at 50 yards... The Remingtons give me sub-MOA groups most of the time, but I run about 10% fliers and they are off by 1" or more. Of course, a lot of that could be the nut behind the trigger...
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  • machine gun moran
    quote:Originally posted by MIKE WISKEY
    each rifle/pistol is a law unto itself,...


    Ain't that the truth. I bought a CZ452, and some Federal match ammo. It fired shotgun patterns. Then I tried some Winchester bulk-packed Xpert stuff, and it gave me 1/2 inch (1 MOA) for 10 shots at 50 yards.

    BTW, watch out when using CB caps in a long barrel, such as the 25-inch CZ. I had one stick in the bore an inch from the muzzle.
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  • oneoldsap
    RWS makes high quality products , their #11 Caps for muzzleloaders are the best there is !
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  • gunnut505
    Try some Federal 711's (Gold Medal Match); they are more consistently loaded than many other "high-end" rimfire ammo.
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  • gunnut505
    Try some Federal 711's (Gold Medal Match); they are more consistently loaded than many other "high-end" rimfire ammo.
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  • oneoldsap
    quote:Originally posted by gunnut505
    Try some Federal 711's (Gold Medal Match); they are more consistently loaded than many other "high-end" rimfire ammo.


    We heard ya the first time ! LOL
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