Non match 22lr ammo

[Baked Potatoe]

Good day all. I was wondering if there is a good non match version of 22lr for practice. I use Sk and Eley in my 457.
I have an A22 precision and would like to burn some decent ammo though it without going broke.
There are a lot out there, just looking for reasonable consistency to have a good time plinking.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Cheers

 

[Dave_D]

Cci sv
Norma tac22

Are my 2 go tos

 

[Beeron]

Cci sv
Norma tac22

Are my 2 go tos

Yep

 

[Meroh]

Cci sv
Norma tac22

Are my 2 go tos

I agree, I find in all of my rifles, Tac22 seems to have a bit of an edge over CCI SV when it comes to accuracy and reliability. Maybe I am lucky, but not a single misfire with Tac22 in about 2000 rounds. At least a couple misfires with CCI SV per brick.

 

[OkayShooter]

I just run Aguila Lead 22LR. Was under 200$ before tax for 2000rds. Havent really tested the max accuracy from it. But the couple guns I used it in. Will put it in under 3 inches un supported at 50. Im sure supported on a bench. Will do max a inch.

I picked up 8000rds.

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[Baked Potatoe]

Thank you, very useful info.
One follow up, has anyone had experience with Sellar bellot Canadian match 22lr..?
All three are avail local with very similar prices at different locations. I only want two drive to one shop for one of the three ammo's, which one would you drive to pick up
cheers

 

[johNTO]

If you can get Norma Tac22 (5000) for the price of SB Canadian match ($549/5000)....get the Tac22

 

[OkayShooter]

If you can get Norma Tac22 (5000) for the price of SB Canadian match ($549/5000)....get the Tac22

The gun dealer is the only place that has it under 600$.

 

[boxhitch]

which one would you drive to pick up

all 3, to test and find which your rifle likes best
its not like the other 2 not-so-goods will be a total loss, still very usable

 

[357Maximum]

CCI BLAZER , but not the bulk packaged

 

[maifire]

For me, as above, with a good history-
CCI SV and Blazer 40gr solids(not bulk).
My minimags in solid 40, not the 36hp also shoot very well in my mkII’s.

 

[Suther]

Cci SV is my go to cheap-ish option.

Last year or the year before one of the dealers was selling rws Club for cheap during Black Friday. I bought a bunch of that for the same price as I usually buy cci sv.

 

[Marlin989]

Except for the occasional flyer, CCI SV is really good for plinking and practice. Generally, it's pretty accurate in my rifle. Shooting 10 shot groups, I'd expect 2 or 3 groups to have a round where it shouldn't be.