Budget precision ammo if there is such a thing.

[regulate34]

I have a old squires and bingham 22 bolt that after 500+ rounds it will start having extraction issues. But I can visibly see the extractor is worn. It was a old gopher gun on a ranch and in the 8 years I’ve had it probably 5000 more rounds through it.
But other then that one my CZs and Dlask/Kidd 1022 never get cleaned unless they get wet and dirty while hunting.

Never give me issues.

I shoot a mix of CCi and then cheap bulk buckets from federal and Remington. Can definitely see the dirt biuld up from those ammo but still don’t give me functionality problems

 

[tacfoley]

I have seven .22 rifles, although only one is a semi, bought by my dad in 1930.

Three are dedicated target shooters, the rest are fun guns - from 1910 to 1962.

ALL love Geco standard velocity stuff.

 

[Meroh]

So looking for something decently accurate but that won't break the bank. I've heard many mention CCI standard velocity. Definitely accurate for the price, but I found every 20-30 rounds or so I'd start getting failures to extract. I'd run the bore snake through a few times and she'd be good again but 20 rounds later same problem. I don't know if it is because they are full lead vs copper plated, but I wasn't having much luck. Gun is a savage mark2, is was thoroughly cleaned before I shot. Any thoughts or suggestions?

I have a CIL Anschutz 180. CCI is the most accurate in this rifle, but due to the waxy lube on the bullets, after about 50 rounds, the chamber get's tight. I use a chamber brush, then pull a clean patch through the barrel. I had a CZ 455 with a tight chamber, and I had to clean it a bit more often. No extraction issues; rather, chambering issues.