Ok with my semi newly purchased rifle, i took it out to range to double check the zero on my scope. Results are from 25 yrds. Used Federal Auto match 40 grain. ( good stuff!)
Group 1- Head shots, standing up
Group 2- left shoulder, standing up (not so good shots there lol)
Group 3- right shoulder, used bi-pod
Group 4- mid section, bi pod and some standing
Group 5- heart shots- with bi pod
And group 6- stomach with bi pod

I'm very happy with the groupings, could be a smidge tighter but still getting a feel for the rifle. I ran 100 rounds and had 1 FTF. I'm not gonna complain at all. Love this gun!

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Glad you're having a good time with your new M&P 15-22 BW. If I may make a suggestion; a more clearly defined aiming point might result in tighter groups. It's at least a possibility.

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I hope you continue to enjoy your new M&P 15-22. I sure am liking mine!

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Dave Brown
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Thanks! Yes i know i could use improvement, and I hope I can drill a hole like that lol

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Ditch auto match, get CCI standard velocity 40 grain.

I have CCI ammo, but seeing the auto match was a lot cheaper I'd try it. It ate it up anyway. Good for plinkin

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I've had good results with AutoMatch; it has always shot well in every firearm I've tried it in, and never misfired in any way.

The one I'm really impressed with is the Federal Premium Hunter Match Hollow Points. Granted, these are a little more expensive than your run of the mill plinkers; but they have produced impressive groups time after time in every gun I've tried them in to date. Added to their impressive accuracy is their outward good looks; I'll admit it, I'm a sucker for those shiny nickel cases. :

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Dave Brown
SWCA #3279

I'll have to try those some day

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best 22 ammo for the buck, it is the best under the price of $13.00