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  • mrbruce
    I have always assumed that the CCI Stinger was the highest, but maybe something new is out and about that I don't know about...

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  • cody45
    stinger takes two prizes: highest velocity and worst accuracy.
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  • ATF
    quote:Originally posted by cody45
    stinger takes two prizes: highest velocity and worst accuracy.




    That's your opinion and your gun.I think they have excellent velocity and accuracy. [:)]

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  • gruntled
    It may depend on barrel length but the Remington
    Yellow Jacket has the edge at least in short
    barreled pistols. It's also one grain heavier.
    Based on the velosity tables on the North American
    Arms web site.
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  • heavyiron
    Hi,

    The answer is either Stinger and Quik-Shok, both made by CCI.

    Both of these 22LR cartridges have a muzzle velocity of 1640 fps at the muzzle.

    You can look it up here:

    http://www.cci-ammunition.com/default.asp?menu=1&s1=4&s2=8

    Regards,

    Heavyiron

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  • Cubslover
    Doesn't say what the brand is but in the "Bulk Ammo" section of my new Cabela's mag says they sell a .22 Super Maximum. Boasting a Muzzle Velocity of 1,750fps. Also says the Fastest .22lr manufactured today.
    500rds(30gr SP's)-$21.99
    500rds(30gr HP's)-$23.99
    CCi's Stinger/quik-shok shows 1,640fps.

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  • spasmcreek
    cubslovers got it right...been using them for 2-3 years
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  • Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by cody45
    stinger takes two prizes: highest velocity and worst accuracy.




    Hello Cody45... they shoot real good in my old high-wall, but it sports a 30-inch No. 3 weight full octagon barrel[^]. I can easily shoot dime sized groups @50 yards with iron sights (well not exactly common iron sights... it has a Lyman No. 5B combination front, and Lyman No. 103 tang sight). With that big 30-inch No. 3 weight barrel, it will accurately shoot just about any type of 22 LR ammo that I feed it[8D].

    Bert H.

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  • mbsams
    I have over a dozen 22's of various kinds -- some are the most reliable in cycling with stingers - some show best accuracy with stingers even over match ammo. And some the worst. Same story with other brands - you just have to try them all. Excepting Aguila - Stingers are the fastest.
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  • Cubslover
    I've had better accuracy with the yellowjackets or Winchester Super-X loads that I shoot than any of the Match ammo that I've shot. Had terrible cycling issues with the match stuff two, in both my Marlin Mod 60 or my Buckmark Target. Anyone else had problems with match ammo? Also anyone else notice a weird smell when shooting match ammo?

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  • rufe-snow
    All this guy wanted to know, is what is highest velocity 22 LR ammo.
    Mr Sams is the only person who answered his question. The Mexican Aguila stuff is advertised as being over 1700 fps. I tryed some, and went back to CCI stinger.

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  • WillRuss
    I shot a squirrel last year with an Aguila round in my Ruger 10/22 at 50 yds. It took his head clean off. That's a lot more damage than Stingers do.
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  • beantownshootah
    The Aguila Super-max are supposedly the fastest, slightly edging out the CCI stingers.

    That doesn't make them the most accurate, but that wasn't what the question was.

    The CCI Velocitors are probably the fastest with a full 40 grain bullet. The extra weight gives them more authority at further ranges; good for hunting.

    I should also point out that all of these .22 LR "hyper" velocity rounds work by using slow burning powders. If you're firing them out of a shorter barrel pistol (as opposed to a rifle), the performance is almost identical to that of a standard round.
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by cubslovers
    I've had better accuracy with the yellowjackets or Winchester Super-X loads that I shoot than any of the Match ammo that I've shot. Had terrible cycling issues with the match stuff two, in both my Marlin Mod 60 or my Buckmark Target. Anyone else had problems with match ammo? Also anyone else notice a weird smell when shooting match ammo?


    Its completely off topic, but I think the primers used in the Dynamit-Nobel and Wolf match ammo are responsible for that funny smell.
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