22 ammo for indoor range
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22 ammo for indoor range
There is a commercial range which I'd like to use occasionally for practise during colder weather. They do not permit the use of any "exposed lead" projectiles (due to a DEQ ruling on their ventilation system). They sell several brands of plated/coated 22LR ammo - but most of it is High Velocity which I'm not inclined to run in my target guns. The only lower velocity ammo they sell is Gemtech Subsonic (1,020fps - 42gr) which is quite expensive. (The Gemtech website shows it having uncoated lead RN bullets - but maybe there is a special version).
I normally use Aguila Super Extra and Eley Target at my regular venues.
I'd prefer to go buy a few hundred rounds of cheaper coated 22LR standard velocity from nearby Cabela's or BiMart. Any suggestions on a brand/product that would be a good choice?
I normally use Aguila Super Extra and Eley Target at my regular venues.
I'd prefer to go buy a few hundred rounds of cheaper coated 22LR standard velocity from nearby Cabela's or BiMart. Any suggestions on a brand/product that would be a good choice?
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
How about the new coated CCI std velocity 22.
jglenn21- Posts : 2618
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
I have 500 rds of this on the shelve to test fire next week. No exposed lead.
https://www.targetsportsusa.com/cci-clean-22-long-rifle-subsonic-ammo-40-grain-poly-coated-blue-lrn-934cc-p-109092.aspx
https://www.targetsportsusa.com/cci-clean-22-long-rifle-subsonic-ammo-40-grain-poly-coated-blue-lrn-934cc-p-109092.aspx
REConley- Posts : 255
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
Excellent. I will go look in local stores this morning.
If no stock locally I'll order some for future.
Thanks guys.
If no stock locally I'll order some for future.
Thanks guys.
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
Yes, it’s called clean 22, 1070 FPS
Poly coated
Poly coated
james r chapman- Admin
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
Has anyone tested those poly coated CCI for function and accuracy?
Mike38- Posts : 514
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
Will hold x ring at 50 FEET
james r chapman- Admin
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Re: 22 ammo for indoor range
I tried some of the CCI Clean when it first came out a year or so ago, although the bullet was a light pink or yellow I color if I remember. I only purchased a hundred rounds or so.
If I recall, it worked ok but reliability was not there, too many alibi's. Furthermore, it gunked up my gun so that the next hundred rounds of CCI standard velocity were not reliable and I had to clean my gun with all the debris.
The round pictured does not look like the same round that I tried so I will be watching this thread to see if there is better performance.
If I recall, it worked ok but reliability was not there, too many alibi's. Furthermore, it gunked up my gun so that the next hundred rounds of CCI standard velocity were not reliable and I had to clean my gun with all the debris.
The round pictured does not look like the same round that I tried so I will be watching this thread to see if there is better performance.
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