.22lr .0379

[Kimber Custom]

5000 Round Case - 22 LR 36 Grain Lead Hollow Point Winchester Xpert High Velocity Ammo - XPERT22 | SGAmmo.com

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[Joe13]

That's a very good price.

I do prefer the coated bullets better though. Those lead ones dirty up a gun pretty fast.

I'd probably buy it if I had the $170 laying around though.

 

[ma96782]

That's more like $169.50 plus another $20 for shipping = $189.50. Don't get me wrong.....that is a good price for .22 LR.

But, say it this way (for me)......
I know that CCI Blazer works well in a good portion of my .22 LR collection of firearms. For my Ruger 10/22s, I like the 40 grain lead bullets over most of the plated lead bullets running at around 36-38 grains. The plated bullets just don't feed too well through my BX-25 magazines. Or maybe, it's just the Federal Am Eagle and some of that other bulk brands of ammo? Whatever. Even Federal Auto Match is iffy.

The CCI Blazer exception would be when shooting my Walther P22. For that pistol, the Remington Thunderbolts and the Rem Golden Bullets are my choice. Both will work, while other brands will not.

BTW, CCI SV and GECO bolt ammo are some of my recent favorites for my Ruger 10/22s. They can be found for close to around $200 a case with free shipping. Although they are considered standard velocity and the felt recoil impulse seems weaker......well, they will function in my 10/22s. AND, with better accuracy vs the CCI Blazer. Mind you that I am NOT talking extreme or match accuracy. Just ammo selling for about 4 - 5 cents a round with a bit of better accuracy.

Back to the subject.....
I wonder if HV ammo (like this Winchester XPert) is the key for my Walther P22? Perhaps, it's worth a try? Oh well.

Aloha, Mark

PS......I don't NEED hollow point ammo as I don't intend to hunt.

 

[Kimber Custom]

$169.80+$20/5000 = .0379

 

[rupey7]

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[fredball]

still under 4cents a round very good deal thanks for sharing K.C.