Ammo question

[PBR]

Does any manufacturer still make greased standard velocity .22's ?

Everything I see nowadays is hyper velocity this or moly/copper that. I have an old Winchester 62 that like nice mild greased standard velocity ammo.

[bgummer]

I can still get Winchester Wild Cats for $10 a brick at the shops in my area, if you're talking about just some good old 40grain round nose lead bullets.

[Jericho]

I have not been able to find any standard velocity ammo for years... I have an old woodsman pistol that my dad bought new for $33, I know this because I have the original reciept and box... But it likes the standard velocity ammo to keep it held open at the last shot... I have not fired that gun in many years because of that :(

[gordon gauge]

Any target ammo is going to be standard velocity. A good buy is the Wolf Match Target for $2.50 a box, it's very accurate for the money. Find it here:

https://www.championshooters.com/shop-cgi/webc.cgi/index-ssl.html

Click on "Ammunition" in the left hand column. GG

[Jericho]

Thank you GG I will look into that :)

[HawkTech]

I too, would recommend Wolf Target Ammo. It's REALLY good stuff for the money. I shoot it with very good results. :up:

[PBR]

Is the wolf greased or moly coated ?

[HawkTech]

It's not moly coated. I always assumed it was grease coated, but it could be a light wax. Either way, it shoots great!

[ED40]

I believe Remington Cyclone and thunderbolts (don't like the thunderbolts myself but had good luck with the cyclones) have a lubaloy coating to make em slickererererer...