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22 ammo ammo
any advice on 22 ammo for model 41 pistols please, particularly compare cci standard vs green tag and is it worth double the price
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02-02-2011, 11:01 AM
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CCI Stingers? I like em.
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02-02-2011, 11:30 AM
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CCI Stingers are too much for the 41. Remember the 41 is a match grade pistol and only requires standard velocity ammo. You can put in a recoil buffer and stronger spring but the gun shoots very well with match grade ammo. You need to go buy a variety of ammo for it and see which it prefers.
The gun does like to be kept clean and can be a finicky beast but with time and patience you'll have a very nice accurate pistol.
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02-02-2011, 11:37 AM
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Unless you are a very, very good bullseye shooter you will not notice the difference.
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The difference between CCI Standard Velocity and the Green Tag will never be noticed in a handgun unless you are capable of an Olympic Gold Medal. In a rifle, yes it is possible to see the very small difference (if you are good enough).
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One of the major manufacturers has a reputation for making very dirty .22 LR. Or had such a rep; maybe they cleaned up their act.
Can't remember which and don't want to start an internet legend...
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I've got more than a few 22 target pistols , shoot Bullseye etc . I've never seen the Green Tag outgroup the Std Velocity well enough to justify the cost . As a matter of fact I've got several that the SV will outshoot the Green Tag . If you're shooting a 41 stick with the SV . If you want to spend more try the CCI Pistol Match . I've got a HS 107 that'll put 10 of 'em under a quater @ 50yds . All that said I buy SV by the case & shoot it out of 10 different pistols with acceptible results . If you ain't shooting High Master scores pricey ammo don't help . You're much better off with less costly fodder & practising more . Many newbies get all caught up in ammo & load testing . Find something that groups & functions 100% in your gun & stick with it . The more you train & perfect your trigger control & hold the better you'll become . BTW they're all shooting games not ammo games . Hope this helps .
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As far as what to avoid, I won't use Remington .22 Target. Failures to fire approach 10% with this stuff and seem to be getting worse.
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02-09-2011, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by c21yankee
any advice on 22 ammo for model 41 pistols please, particularly compare cci standard vs green tag and is it worth double the price
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You need to find the right ammo for you pistol...mine likes Federal Gold Medal,Wolf,,Eley practice ,Aguila Standard Velocity and CCI Green Tag,it won't work well with CCI SV(jams).
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02-09-2011, 08:35 PM
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I like Federal and Winchester for the price. Anything but Remington.
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FWIW, my model 41 shoots best with CCI Standard Velocity ammo. At bullseye distances, I have found nothing that shoots better. Your model 41 may like something different. I am glad mine likes the less expensive stuff!
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Although I don't own a model 41, over the years, I've found that .22s can be fussy about what ammo they like, and don't like.
What I always did when I got a different .22, was to go down to the local gun shop(when we had a good one that stocked a lot of stuff) and buy a box of everything they had, try them all, and when I found what the gun liked best, bought all of that lot number I could find! Yes, .22 ammo varies quite a bit from lot to lot, which really sucks!
Ammo make a BIG difference! I've shot 50 yard groups, with the same gun that varied from 1/2" to 3", just by changing ammo!
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02-22-2011, 08:23 PM
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I use mostly CCI in my K 22's with pretty good results but I shoot most any of the major brands I can find on sale. I do like Federal and Winchester. Both the guns and the ammo are more reliable than my shooting skills so I'm not too picky.
I do know that Remington is very dirty and requires more frequent extractor and cylinder cleaning.
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Just bought a new 41 last week an took it to the range with Remington "Golden Bullet" value pack I just bought and Remington Target that was over 30 yrs old. The " Golden Bullet" was no value for me, however my 30 yr old Remingtons were just fine.
Only problem I had was my gun was grouping 1-3/4" left of center and no more adjustment, waiting on shipping label so I can send it back and hope it comes back like it should have left the factory to start with, without the wait.
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Here's another vote for CCI Standard Velocity in the Model 41. I doubt you would see much advantage using Green Tag.
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Hard to beat CCI SV, hands down for me.
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CCI Blazer according to MidwayUSA catalog is standard velocity ammo. At ~$17.00 a brick it is GREAT STUFF as Tony the Tiger would say!
I'm on my fourth case and both of my M41s are running fine, along with 2 Ruger Mk 2s, Walther P22, Ruger 10-22, and a Mossberg 44US. I can't argue with cheap when Eley Match @$14 / 50 rounds doesn't do better.
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Hard to beat CCI SV, hands down for me.
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I seconded that
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I shot NRA Bullseye, both indoor 50' and outdoor 25/50yd for nearly 10 years before taking a break and trying something different. My rimfire pistol was a 5" M-41 (w/ Ultradot). The last 3 years I used a Clark barrel installed at Clark's kiosk at Perry.
CCI/SV was my ammunition of choice. None of the expensive ammunition shot so much better as to justify the added expense. Test for yourself and see what your gun likes.
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In the Midway Catalog, CCI-SV, Green Tag, Pistol Match & Blazer all are listed with velocities of 1,070 fps with a 40 gr. bullet.
My 41 prefers SV.
Go figure?
Try 'em all and see which works best in your pistol.
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