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    Ruger 10/22: what ammo types give you hell?

    Lately I have been looking around a 22LR ammo , trying to find a good High velocity( http://www.jgsales.com/22lr-aguila-3...x.-p-2235.html for example) load that will work with a Ruger 10/22 LR carbine model. I know stingers will work for my model but I also heard some brands of ammo give the 10/22 hell. For those of you who shoot 10/22 rifles what ammo gives you the most problems? Trying to find a brand that holds its energy well down range and still have better velocities than 1100fps at 50yds.

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    PMC (made in Mexico) is heavily wax coated and has thoroughy gummed up my 10/22s and I had to clean the mags too as the stuff clogged them.

    I have had great luck with plain old CCI Blazer. Have no idea about velocities, but I buy it by the caseload (5000 rds) and have not had any issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergi762 View Post
    Lately I have been looking around a 22LR ammo , trying to find a good High velocity( http://www.jgsales.com/22lr-aguila-3...x.-p-2235.html for example) load that will work with a Ruger 10/22 LR carbine model. I know stingers will work for my model but I also heard some brands of ammo give the 10/22 hell. For those of you who shoot 10/22 rifles what ammo gives you the most problems? Trying to find a brand that holds its energy well down range and still have better velocities than 1100fps at 50yds.
    My 10/22 (oops now MY DAUGHTER'S 10/22) loves CCI Stingers and CCI Velociters (and for that matter CCI Mini-Mags).

    It also runs great on Federal brand ammo.

    It pukes on Remington "Thunderbolts" (which we call "ThunderDuds") because 4 to 5 out of 10 don't fire and the ones that do fire usually stovepipe.

    You want the hottest round for the 10/22? CCI Velociters hands down.
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    hyper velocity lightweigh bullets with truncated noses and lead waxy bullets are bad for 10/22, most everything else works, some better than others. All my guns like Blazer ammo, Winchester Super X and CCI mini-Mags.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sergi762 View Post
    Lately I have been looking around a 22LR ammo , trying to find a good High velocity( http://www.jgsales.com/22lr-aguila-3...x.-p-2235.html for example) load that will work with a Ruger 10/22 LR carbine model. I know stingers will work for my model but I also heard some brands of ammo give the 10/22 hell. For those of you who shoot 10/22 rifles what ammo gives you the most problems? Trying to find a brand that holds its energy well down range and still have better velocities than 1100fps at 50yds.
    I stick with the generally universal warning against using Stingers in semi-auto .22's. Besides, IMO with it's heavier bullet and only somewhat slower velocity, the Velocitors are a better round anyway. And for GP use, Federal bulk ammo.

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    Mine runs the bulk Walmart stuff, blazer, winchester, remington without any problems save for a couple of jams per brick of ammo.

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