Aguila Ammunition Standard .22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Lead Solid Point Brass Cased Rimfire Ammunition
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Great Value
Good Standard velocity ammo 50 yds . CZ457 and NS522 bolt guns!
Good .22 ammo
This ammo really works well in my CZ457 .22 rifle.
Pros:
- Accurate
- Affordable
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Target shooting
- competative shooting
Would recommend: Yes
Works great in my rifles
I purchased this to try in my 22lr rifles and it works great. And the sale price was great also..
Would recommend: Yes
An Alternative to CCI SV
I'm an accuracy nut, former NRA Master class competitive marksman, and member of the NRA's 1600 Club. I no longer compete, but still enjoy shooting sub MOA groups with all of my rifles at 50 yards. I can no longer justify the cost of actual match ammo, like Eley Tenex or Match, so I use inexpensive options, like Federal Automatch and CCI SV. My Ruger Target model 10/22 will shoot sub MOA with both of these choices all day. The trouble is that the CCI SV has gone from around $3.25 just a couple years ago to over $4.50! All honest reviews of the Aguila Standard Velocity 22LR indicate that it is on par with CCI SV. Optics Planet had it at $2.79, so I bought a case. As I've only recently received it, I haven't had a chance to try it, but plan to. Over 50 years of experience as a precision class shooter has demonstrated to me that negative reviews aren't credible, as most shooter's aren't actually capable of providing a credible review. I will find out for myself if this Aguila ammo is truly on par with CCI SV. My Remington 40X will shoot sub 0.38" 10 shot groups with CCI SV, which is the diameter of the X-ring on an NRA 50 yard target. That's my standard. As an aside, probably half of the ammo and rifle reviewers on YouTube aren't trustworthy or credible, as they either have an agenda, or just aren't as good as they'd like you to believe. They will claim that a product produces, say 1.5" groups, when a credible reviewer will demonstrate sub 0.5" groups with the identic...
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Pros:
- Inexpensive
Cons:
- None for the price.
Would recommend: Yes
Good for range/plinking
Great price, shoots consistent. Pretty accurate and shoots well with the suppressed 10/22.
Pros:
- economical
- Consistent & Accurate
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Range
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Cheap but not cleanest.
My 10/22 has no issue with them. Honestly in my experience just a cheap and easy plinking round. My groupings are fine with them but these are not Federal, Wolf, or Eley match but for the price I get what I want!
Pros:
- Price
- Cycle and feed well
Cons:
- not the cleanest round by far
Best Used for:
- target
- plinking
Would recommend: Yes
Great one for numerous applications.
This option has proven to be a perfect choice for subsonic through a suppressed pistol. And petty-much subsonic choice for suppressed rifles.
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- everything
Would recommend: Yes
Great quality
Works great in all my pistols, unlike other brands. Accurate but a bit dirty, not a big deal.
Would recommend: Yes
Great Ammo
Great price for ammo that is almost subsonic when the temperatures are in the 80*
Would recommend: Yes
Accurate and Reliable
Tested a few different brands and this one out preformed the best. Used in both a 10/22 and Walther p22 and worked great. Tightest grouping in the ammo I tested.
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Good plinking ammo
Price is unbeatable. Not as accurate as the HV Aguila in my match AR .22.
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- none I experienced
Best Used for:
- Plinking & Training on familiar platforms
Would recommend: Yes
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