10/22 VLEH Ammo Test

[P90Puma]

Went to the range last night with some of the target ammo I bought for my new Hammerli pistol and decided to run it through the 10/22 Target Tac (VLEH) and see what groups I got.

50 yards, factory bipod, some padded block of wood as a rear rest.

RWS Championship

Eley Target (Yellow)

And the Champ:

Lapua Standard Plus

The rifle:

Factory besides the Millet TRS-1 and a Volq auto bolt release, approx. ~6.4k rounds through it.

LOTS of rushed shots and shooter error, but I think the highlighted groups show what the ammo can do in this rifle.

 

[stubblejumper]

Every 22lr that I own except one prefers SK Standard Plus over the RWS Championship Edition. The one exception is my Volquartsen that shoots the Standard Plus decently, but absolutely loves the RWS. A friends 10/22 target shoots the SK loads like yours, but hates the RWS.

RWS Championship Edition 10 shot groups at 50 yards with my Volquartsen.

 

[Brutus]

I'm not at all surprized that SK took the high ground here.
That's what I also feed my Hammerli pistol. An older Model 150 single shot here.

 

[P90Puma]

I'm not at all surprized that SK took the high ground here.
That's what I also feed my Hammerli pistol. An older Model 150 single shot here.

I just got an X-ESSE after a 5 month wait, put 1150 rounds through it, but haven't run any of the target grade ammo through it yet.

The lapua is IMPRESSIVE almost 1/2 MOA from a stock 10/22 is amazing in my eyes.

 

[Brutus]

I just got an X-ESSE after a 5 month wait, put 1150 rounds through it, but haven't run any of the target grade ammo through it yet.

The lapua is IMPRESSIVE almost 1/2 MOA from a stock 10/22 is amazing in my eyes.

Yes, my sporter stainless steel 10/22 with a few mod's to the trigger group only, it also prefers the SK with the factory barrel. About as good as your results I think.
But a close friend has one of the newer Ruger 10/22 Deluxe models made in short production runs. His shoots it kind of poorly under the same conditions. You never know what is best in your pistol/rifle, until to try them at the range.

Cheers!