Range Pic - .22 LR and .22 MAG.

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From 50 Yards with my Anschutz 1712.

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I have to do more testing with the Yellow box but so far it looks promising

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American Eagle 38 Grain HP's. Not bad for Cheap Hunting Ammo.

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Ruger 10/22 with Volquartsen Barrel. 100 Yards

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So far from what I have tested I'd have to say the Laupa Super Club has been the best, however I still have 5-6 different kinds of match ammo to try.

Oh, I was flip floping over getting a .17 HMR, not anymore. I really think my .22 magnum is capable of equal accuracy.
 
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I *highly* recommend looking at the various VMAX WMR loads (Remington Premier, Hornady, and CCI all load with the 33 grain VMAX)
 
Nice shooting! Those WMR groups definitely show promise, that is good.
I have a Ruger 77/22WMR [Stainless w/laminated stock] It is absolutely a dream in the accuracy department, with 50 meter groups going very small with Winchester silver box 40 gr solids and Winchester Supremes. The V-max ammo also shoots very well, but I get the odd flyer with it (one in 8-10 shots) no big deal. I have shot quite a few sub-moa groups at 100 M as well, so no one can tell me that the WMR is inaccurate. Just some WMR rifles leave a bit to be desired!! Regards, Eagleye.
 
I *highly* recommend looking at the various VMAX WMR loads (Remington Premier, Hornady, and CCI all load with the 33 grain VMAX)

I have tried the Remington 33 Grain Rounds and they shoot just as well as the cheaper Winchester Super X.

I would really like to try the Hornady and the CCI but I haven't been able to find any locally.
 
I *highly* recommend looking at the various VMAX WMR loads (Remington Premier, Hornady, and CCI all load with the 33 grain VMAX)

ah yes, but what they do to a gopher....

I agree 100%. Give 'em a try. They are really impressive on what they do to small thin-skinned critters. They are also more accurate out of my rifle than the cheaper ones.
 
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