CCI AR Tactical

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As said I have no issues with CCI Tactical BUT I have a Geissele trigger which has a + strength hammer spring. I went thru this on my Ruger 22/45 Lites. I like how they cycle with the reduced power hammer spring but reliability (going bang every time) goes in the toilet while with the heavier hammer spring all is well...

I have had no issues with CCI-AR-T ammo even when I experimented and put a set of yellow JP springs in the Geissele S3G for a few months. I have never used an S3G triggers with anything but the stock springs except for that trial in my 15-22. I don't, however, use the CCI-AR-T in any of my pistols. Not that I think it would not work but since CCI-MM work as close to 100% as can be in my Brownings, the only other thing I use is CCI-Blazers for club matches. In practice I use what ever ammo that I don't use in matches because the occasional dud is good training practice.

 

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I thought they were just Mini-mags. After closer examination, they have a different bullet shape. I took a some pictures of the differences here.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/ammo/402632-can-you-identify-cci-22lr.html

Easy to identify because AR-Tactical uses the bullet from Standard Velocity with a copper wash on it.

 

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If you haven't already, try Federal auto match. Works great in all my auto rifles and pistols, and is super accurate in my Ruger MK II.

The Federal AutoMatch we have been seeing in this part of the country lately seems to be very dud prone. Not nearly as reliable as it used to be. I ended up selling off 3 of the 5 boxes I recently acquired of it.