I've used it in my Model 17. For cheap bulk ammo, it's probably somewhat better than others in terms of accuracy. I don't recall flyers or failures to fire, but with much of the inexpensive stuff, flyers are very common, failures to fire are less common, but they happen.
As for clean burning, this is a popular question these days. I've used many .22 ammos and find them all dirty. I've never really paid attention to the degree of dirtiness, but I'm sure some of fastidious shooters have.
Try at least a box of five or six (ten would be much better) ammos varying in styles and velocities (standard and HV) and different price ranges if you're looking for a good ammo for your gun. Shoot groups from a good benchrest at 25 yards. You'll quickly find the best ammo for your revolver.