Looking to use this out of conversion kit for my tanfoglio. I found that dyna point were more reliable in regards to ignition, and the lazer winchester had twice as many ftf. The dynapoint was lower velocity, and had some hiccups for extraction....whenever the Lazer did go off,..it always extracted well and fed well.
most reliable .22 ammo,..prefer higher velocity
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CCI mini-mags.
from what I've heard or read.
CCI Stingers.
check this website and read it.
http://www.chuckhawks.com/ammo_roundup_22LR.htm
CCI Stingers.
check this website and read it.
http://www.chuckhawks.com/ammo_roundup_22LR.htm
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- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
Try blazer as well. Its made by cci and functions flawlessly in my Sig Mosquito and 10/22.
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They are good too and cost a lot less.
As far as I'm concerned "everyday use" .22 ammo falls in this order;
1)CCI Velocitor
2)CCI Mini-Mag
3)Winchester SuperX (40grn RN High Velocity -X22LRSS1)
4)Winchester SuperX (40grn HP - X22LRPP)
5)Winchester Dynapoints
6)CCI Stingers
1)CCI Velocitor
2)CCI Mini-Mag
3)Winchester SuperX (40grn RN High Velocity -X22LRSS1)
4)Winchester SuperX (40grn HP - X22LRPP)
5)Winchester Dynapoints
6)CCI Stingers
I always see Federal Gameshok available, and had good results with that in my 10/22. Bought some of the Winchester X,...and managed to find 2 boxes of CCI Stingers! WOW,..expensive...$8.99 a box of 50! (this was at a local hunting store/gas station in Moncton...".Lyons") the prices there are insane. $18.99 for 20rds of winchester 55gr 223 (white box)
What he said.
Holy gouging! That's crazy expensive. That's double the price they are at CT here.
