All that said, so far I am unimpressed. (Note, I am a Glock guy of 27yrs,)
This is where I'd like to chime in and say that I personally don't like to be a beta-tester....as much as I can help it. Especially with automobiles and firearms.
I will be making darn sure I don't forget my eye protection when I get this out to the range again.
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How to spend 1200 dollars on a 22 they do look good all dressed up
LOL
There is maybe $800 in that pic.
Including stamp? What can do you have
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I also have a Innovative Solutions Stratus, it is an older all aluminum can that works well on my 22/45.
Has anyone else had issues with the 36gr Federal Bulk pack through these?
LOL!Tactical Innovations Stratus, mister.
And yes, the bee's knees on a 22/45 with a PacLite upper.
Range report using 12 brands of ammo with the Glock 44.
Today on the 3rd range visit with the Glock 44.
I put 400 rounds put through it today (190 rounds in the 1st & 2nd range visit = 600 rounds total through it).
2 brands = failure to eject. (stovepipes)
O brands = failure to feed.
3 brands = failure to fire on first attempt, but most did 2nd time through, with 1 round taking 3 times before firing & one not firing after 2 tries.
5/12 brands had issues (not 7 brands as written on target below).
Ammo with NO issues:
1. CCI Mini-Mags (110 rounds, but only 10 today)
2. CCI Standard Velocity (90 rounds, but none today)
3. CCI Blazer .38 grain, 1235 FPS, lead round nose (40 rds.)
4. Federal Auto Match 40 grain, 1200 FPS, solid round lead nose (40 rds.)
5. Remington Golden Bullets (50 rounds)
6. Armscor 36 grain, HV, copper coated Hollow Point (40 rds.) Note: Accurate
7. Aguila Super Extra 40 grain, 1255 FPS, Copper coated solid nose (20 rds.) Note: Accurate
Ammo with Failures to Eject (stovepipes):
8. Remington Thunderbolts 40 grain, 1255 FPS, lead round nose. FTE on 35/50 round. (50 rds.)
9. Winchester M-22 40 grain, 1255 FPS, black copper plated round nose (60 rds.)
10. Remington CBee22 33 grain, 740 FPS, copper plated hollow point (only 5 rounds shot: ALL Failed to Eject)
Failure to Fire:
11. American Eagle 40 grain, HV, solid lead nose. FTF on 12/30 round. (30 rds.).
12. Winchester Super X 40 grain, 1300 FPS, copper round nose. 5 rounds FTF: #6, #20, #24, #35, #43 (50 rds. total).
All fired when I put them through the 2nd time.
Repeat of #9. Winchester M-22 40 grain, 1255 FPS, black copper plated round nose.
4 rounds FTF: #16, #34, #55, #58. 2 fired 2nd time through & 1 fired 3rd time but 1 did not fire after 3 times.
This was the 2nd target that I used to test ammo with.
It occurred to me that some might want to see the groupings.
The first target was too cluttered with it having been used before, but I turned this one around.
Only the "+" was being shot at, the others were the targets on the original side.
OK, doddg, I have given you crap about your posts before so I must give credit when due. This is informative! Also, further reinforces CCI ammo as a "go to" brand.
CCI is about all I buy anymore with an occasional Golden Bucket when Walmart is giving them away for $45.
The reverse target...wow...you have reached a new level of cheap. Impressive!
I can't quit laughing! Yes, you can't believe how I milk my used targets.
After I get done with the targets I bought before retirement, I'll be using paper plates (learned here on INGO).
I shoot one like a normal person, take a pic to post, then do like what I did today to get 21 more "targets" out of it.
The sad thing is that I'm not done with it yet. I'll get another 12 mags on it.
You have your number reversed on FTfire and FTE.