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Elley Club Target .22lr Ammo
Frankly, I cannot reliably rate this ammo due to the fact Optics Planet did a sad job of packaging the ammo. When received the cardboard box was soaking wet and the plastic wrap water protection was completely torn up subjecting the ammo to water contamination and heavy buffeting from the loose packaging. I have no confidence in the buffeted ammo. It is performing mediocrely in my competitions. Optics Planet made no attempt to correct this sad circumstance. Buy your ammo elsewhere.
Take the shot
Eley Club works really really well. I recommended at least just to try and see if your gun likes it.
Pros:
- Give it a try
Cons:
- No cons.
Best Used for:
- 22 accuracy shoots
- 22 bench rest shooting
Would recommend: Yes
first purchase
This was my first purchase for any product from Optics Planet. I was very impressed with the overall experience. The price was good, the communication was great, packaging was excellent, and very fast from start to receiving. Great selection and will be buying again.
For a lower end target ammo, this grouped tight without any flyers.
For a lower end target ammo, this grouped tight without any flyers.
Would recommend: Yes
Eley Club 22lr
It's better than bulk ammo, but I'm not sure it's worth it!
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- price
Would recommend: Yes
Stack job 1955
Great ammo can be pricey. Use it 22 rimfire in a CZ 457 and a Henry lever action.
Pros:
- Good ammo
Cons:
- Maybe price
Best Used for:
- 22LR
Would recommend: Yes
Excellent ammo at a good price.
I usually buy the bulk stuff but wanted to give this a try in a accuracy build 10/22. Hsppy with results.
Would recommend: Yes
Great target ammo
Great consistent Target ammo at a good price holds great groups and all of my 22LR rifles super consistent velocity
Would recommend: Yes
Eley Club ammo
I have tested this ammo and to date it is the most accurate ammo in my CZ457
It is well within my needs for the kind of competition i do. I shoot steel plates 1 inch diameter at 80 yards
It is well within my needs for the kind of competition i do. I shoot steel plates 1 inch diameter at 80 yards
Pros:
- Accurate
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Target shooting
Would recommend: Yes
0 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Eley club works very well at 25 yards in both of my Mark 2s fvsr's
Savage mk-2 fvsr, A bit tighter groups then eley target, will buy again!
Pros:
- Groups well
Cons:
- Wax flakes on bullets
Would recommend: Yes
Best Ammo for my CZ457 Varmint
Eley Club shot below 1/2 moa in my CZ 457 Varmint. Accuracy improved after reducing the headspace by 0.004 inch. Eley manufactures their 22lr with the thinnest rim thickness allowed by the European CPI standard, thus it performs best with in firearms with a tight headspace and best in firearms with a headspace tighter than SAMII specifications. Eley Target performed equally well but has greater lot to lot velocity variation. Personally the extra 2 to 3 cents per found additional cost is worth it to me to avoid having to make trajectory adjustments every time I change lots. This is the only ammo shot in my rifle the past 6,500 rounds but I've got 1,500 rounds of Eley Target as a backup in case I run out of Club.
Note, lots of CZ457 shooters find SK or Lapua to work better in their firearms. I had feeding and ejection issues with both of those brands and neither shot better than CCI standard velocity in my 457. Lapua and SK use the thickest rims allowed by CPI, thus it's unlikely the same rifle will shoot Eley and SK/Lapua equally well. The Caveat being a rifle with the headspace set at exactly the midpoint of the CIP allowable headspace.
Note, lots of CZ457 shooters find SK or Lapua to work better in their firearms. I had feeding and ejection issues with both of those brands and neither shot better than CCI standard velocity in my 457. Lapua and SK use the thickest rims allowed by CPI, thus it's unlikely the same rifle will shoot Eley and SK/Lapua equally well. The Caveat being a rifle with the headspace set at exactly the midpoint of the CIP allowable headspace.
Pros:
- Extreamly
- extreamelly accurate in my CZ457
Cons:
- Prefers a tight headspace
Best Used for:
- Target/Competition
Would recommend: Yes
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