I always give a thumbs up immediately on my favorite channels, I love his content but also love the fact that he shares at times his blessings from the Lord and enjoying God’s creation. Very knowledgeable hunter and gunsmith. Keep it up brother 😎
Great Series, Sir! My favorite among your most excellent offerings. Please least us know if the double-grouping in your fine 39A resolves. Interesting quandary; one might suspect scope or Clean Barrel Syndrome...? We await your next!
Really enjoy the22 videos thanks for posting ! Btw the 581 is liking those v blazers . I have a marlin 25" that likes them and my model 60 and 10-22 are challenged by the blazers !! God Bless and look forward your next video
Just saw this video today. Blazer has been good for me. All the new packaging is good but I loved the old boxes of fifty with 25 right side up and 25 upside down. Saved room in my tackle box. A brick of ten boxes was $4.29. A singe box of 50 shorts was .49 cents. But that was the early 50s. Good Old Days
Thanks CO,very accurate shooting from all three rifles,and you would always never go hungry with any of them in the woods.i have the model 60 and definitely dont shoot it enough,but my plans are to take it to the outdoor range soon.22 ammo is still pretty affordable and in a pinch it will do anything from feeding you to protecting you.
I shoot a lot of 22lr, since about June of last year, I have bought over 8000 rounds of 22lr. My go to is CCI mini-mags, but I have also bought Aguila 40 grain target ammo. And I have lot of the Federal Punch 22lr, but not all of my guns like the Punch...🤷♂
Federal Punch is really intended as a self defense ammo, so it may not be ideal for rifles. CCI Mini mag ammo, especially hollow points, is premium ammo at a decent price.
Nice review! The CCI Blazer 22LR is far more reliable, consistent and accurate than Remington's Golden Bullet 22LR. It also burns substantially cleaner. The Rem GB suffers from reduced-power shots in about one of every 20 or 25 shots. I stocked up on bulk packs of both brands back in 2013 when they were on sale and the differences between the two are remarkable. The Rem GB ammo is now relegated to my 22 revolvers because of how dirty it shoots.
Good morning from Barren County, Kentucky Tom, Nice video, thanks for sharing it with us. The CCI Blazer .22lr shoots very good out of my CZ-457 Jaguar, and my Marlin 39A. Have a great week. God Bless. JT
I look forward to your rimfire series videos, always a treat and I keep hoping you’ll dust off your Winchester 69a or 52 sporter for another swing! Have a blessed day and thanks!
Sir, your Marlin 60 came to play. My old 1988 Model 60 was the most accurate 22 I ever owned. I gave it to my nephew and I think he appreciates it. Except that he uses Remington ammo sometimes which is disrespectful in my opinion.
I haven’t used the Blazer .22 ammo very much, but have shot quite a bit of the 9mm Blazer. The economy of the 9mm has been an attractive feature and the performance has been good for informal practice. I was pleasantly surprised with your results. That 581 is one fine shooting rifle. The 39A redeemed itself on the 50 yard targets. Is the 39A your older gun with the Ballard rifling? I have one of each, a Golden 39A (1969) and one of the pre Micro Grooved models (1946) and enjoy shooting these lever guns. I enjoy all of your .22 rimfire series videos where I seem to learn something valuable from all of them.
PICKED UP TODAY MY 2ND 582 WITK K4 WEAVER IN MINT CONDITION REALLY PREFER TUBE feed VS MAGAZINES FEED. PLINK WITH MY $8.00 BLAZER stockpile. SERIOUSLY FAVOR CCI STANDARD THANKS FOR YOUR PRESENTATION. NEW RIFLE $400.00 in Montana STAY SAFE
Thanks fer sharing & please keep us posted on the lever gun, I had a similar experience with my 39 M Golden & it was a loose pic-rail base, so curious what you find. TIA.
Consistent ammo. Have recently modified some to HP with a Waltz die. My Anschutz digests them nicely with very good accuracy. Do a great job in the gopher patch.
I've probably still got a few boxes of 15-yr old Blazer .22LR around but haven't shot any in about that long. I used to get 525rd bulk-packs of Rem. Golden Bullets for $8 on-sale 10 years ago which were very adequate for plinking but always 10-12 duds per box. Marlin Model 60 for a win over the Ruger 10-22 IMO.
I tightened the take down screw on a Marlin 39 Mounte that grouped side to side and it took care of it. I actually used a coin but used a pair of plyers on the coin to be a little tighter than my fingers would get it. Probably the recoil of a slight movement of the receiver side to side.
Exceptional groups considering the wind. I noticed the cross wind at the targets was variable. I have shot a carload of Blazer LR. good fodder in any rifle or handgun.
CO - I have three Marlin 39As. One of them (the oldest) shoots like your Remington The others good but not as good. What do you know about a Marlin 6081. It has a squirrel stock and a medallion of the Alamo on the right side of the stock Found it in the back of a pawn shop but haven’t shot it yet. Love the video. Thanks as always
The CCI Blazers in the red milk carton are only 38 grain. Not the same bullet as the 40 grainers. I wasn't sure that I liked them, but they are starting to perform pretty well.
These CCI Blazer rounds are a CCI Minimag charge, with a CCI Standard Velocity slug. According to my local gun shop. I find the Blazers to be more accurate than the Minimags.
Good question. That stock came as a walnut blank from Wenig, and I added the rosewood for-end tip and grip cap. I then finished it and checkered it with an 18 line per inch classic pattern.
Cumberland Outdoors Man. I’m going to upset you but when looking for accuracy out of a rifle with any ammunition you never change your aim point. If you think a reflective needs leaded in shoot mor3 rounds but keep the aim the same. I have used Blazer ammunition for small game on and off for 30 + years..🇺🇸✌🏻🙏🏽😎👍👍👍
I say yes. It's boxed and in a tray whereas most other cheap bulk plinking ammo is loose and tends to have more dud rounds do to being jostled around and breaking up the priming compound around the rim of the case. It is also liked by my rifles. In fact my Stevens Model 66 LOVES Blazer. Clovers and ragged holes.
سلام من از ایران هستم،من همه ویدئوهای شما را میبینم ،من از فشنگهای سلییر اند بلووت استفاده میکنم و دقت آنها استاندارد است اما خیلی گران است یک جعبه پنجاه عددی حدودا شصت دلار،،،تشکر از شما برای ساخت ویدئو🎉❤
I always give a thumbs up immediately on my favorite channels, I love his content but also love the fact that he shares at times his blessings from the Lord and enjoying God’s creation. Very knowledgeable hunter and gunsmith. Keep it up brother 😎
I'll try. Thanks for the encouragement.
Best channel. Please keep them coming. :)
Thanks. I'll do my best.
Great Series, Sir! My favorite among your most excellent offerings. Please least us know if the double-grouping in your fine 39A resolves. Interesting quandary; one might suspect scope or Clean Barrel Syndrome...? We await your next!
Really enjoy the22 videos thanks for posting ! Btw the 581 is liking those v blazers . I have a marlin 25" that likes them and my model 60 and 10-22 are challenged by the blazers !! God Bless and look forward your next video
Thanks, I hope to bring you more.
That 581 is a GEM!
Remington had a winner with that design.
Another great video Tom. Always enjoy them.
Thanks Doug. Congrats on your turkey season.
Just saw this video today. Blazer has been good for me. All the new packaging is good but I loved the old boxes of fifty with 25 right side up and 25 upside down. Saved room in my tackle box. A brick of ten boxes was $4.29. A singe box of 50 shorts was .49 cents. But that was the early 50s. Good Old Days
Those were indeed the "good old days".
Thanks CO,very accurate shooting from all three rifles,and you would always never go hungry with any of them in the woods.i have the model 60 and definitely dont shoot it enough,but my plans are to take it to the outdoor range soon.22 ammo is still pretty affordable and in a pinch it will do anything from feeding you to protecting you.
Indeed it is.
Enjoyed it sir
I shoot a lot of 22lr, since about June of last year, I have bought over 8000 rounds of 22lr. My go to is CCI mini-mags, but I have also bought Aguila 40 grain target ammo. And I have lot of the Federal Punch 22lr, but not all of my guns like the Punch...🤷♂
Federal Punch is really intended as a self defense ammo, so it may not be ideal for rifles. CCI Mini mag ammo, especially hollow points, is premium ammo at a decent price.
@@CumberlandOutdoorsman 👍I have more 22lr pistols than rifles, I haven't bothered putting it in a rifle.... yet...
Nice review! The CCI Blazer 22LR is far more reliable, consistent and accurate than Remington's Golden Bullet 22LR. It also burns substantially cleaner. The Rem GB suffers from reduced-power shots in about one of every 20 or 25 shots. I stocked up on bulk packs of both brands back in 2013 when they were on sale and the differences between the two are remarkable. The Rem GB ammo is now relegated to my 22 revolvers because of how dirty it shoots.
Good morning from Barren County, Kentucky Tom,
Nice video, thanks for sharing it with us.
The CCI Blazer .22lr shoots very good out of my CZ-457 Jaguar, and my Marlin 39A.
Have a great week. God Bless.
JT
Thanks. Have a great day.
How can there be thumbs up and no comments yet? I guess I can call first, and off to watch the video 😊
I appreciate your support very much!😊
I look forward to your rimfire series videos, always a treat and I keep hoping you’ll dust off your Winchester 69a or 52 sporter for another swing!
Have a blessed day and thanks!
Oh, don't worry. All my guns will be featured in ammo reviews, and of course in my hunting adventures.
Sir, your Marlin 60 came to play.
My old 1988 Model 60 was the most accurate 22 I ever owned. I gave it to my nephew and I think he appreciates it. Except that he uses Remington ammo sometimes which is disrespectful in my opinion.
I haven’t used the Blazer .22 ammo very much, but have shot quite a bit of the 9mm Blazer. The economy of the 9mm has been an attractive feature and the performance has been good for informal practice. I was pleasantly surprised with your results. That 581 is one fine shooting rifle. The 39A redeemed itself on the 50 yard targets. Is the 39A your older gun with the Ballard rifling? I have one of each, a Golden 39A (1969) and one of the pre Micro Grooved models (1946) and enjoy shooting these lever guns. I enjoy all of your .22 rimfire series videos where I seem to learn something valuable from all of them.
I love blazer ammo from cci I found it to be very accurate and functional thanks for the video sir 🙏
PICKED UP TODAY MY 2ND 582 WITK K4 WEAVER IN MINT CONDITION REALLY PREFER TUBE feed VS MAGAZINES FEED. PLINK WITH MY $8.00 BLAZER stockpile. SERIOUSLY FAVOR CCI STANDARD THANKS FOR YOUR PRESENTATION. NEW RIFLE $400.00 in Montana STAY SAFE
Another good one! Did the Grandson get his turkey? Looks like might be pretty good ammo. Thanks
Thanks fer sharing & please keep us posted on the lever gun, I had a similar experience with my 39 M Golden & it was a loose pic-rail base, so curious what you find. TIA.
Consistent ammo. Have recently modified some to HP with a Waltz die. My Anschutz digests them nicely with very good accuracy. Do a great job in the gopher patch.
I've probably still got a few boxes of 15-yr old Blazer .22LR around but haven't shot any in about that long. I used to get 525rd bulk-packs of Rem. Golden Bullets for $8 on-sale 10 years ago which were very adequate for plinking but always 10-12 duds per box. Marlin Model 60 for a win over the Ruger 10-22 IMO.
The newer Remington Golden bullets are improved from their former version.
Yeah, Blazers 22 has always been good ammo for me too!!❤❤
My wife peeked over my shoulder while watching your video and said she likes your mustache haha.
I love it! Had to laugh. Tell her thanks.😅
I tightened the take down screw on a Marlin 39 Mounte that grouped side to side and it took care of it. I actually used a coin but used a pair of plyers on the coin to be a little tighter than my fingers would get it. Probably the recoil of a slight movement of the receiver side to side.
My regular 39a (1959) did that exact same thing at the range and it freaked me out. I thought something was seriously wrong with my favorite rifle
Exceptional groups considering the wind. I noticed the cross wind at the targets was variable.
I have shot a carload of Blazer LR. good fodder in any rifle or handgun.
CO - I have three Marlin 39As. One of them (the oldest) shoots like your Remington The others good but not as good. What do you know about a Marlin 6081. It has a squirrel stock and a medallion of the Alamo on the right side of the stock Found it in the back of a pawn shop but haven’t shot it yet. Love the video. Thanks as always
The CCI Blazers in the red milk carton are only 38 grain. Not the same bullet as the 40 grainers. I wasn't sure that I liked them, but they are starting to perform pretty well.
This ammo is great out of my savage brj most accurate cheap ammo I've found
Nice Vedio and good information shared thank u.
That's weird for that Marlin .great weapons c.o
We used to use a lot of Blazer ammo but seems like the stores around here don’t carry it anymore.
Can you tell me what scope you have on your custom 581, Since i started following your channel I've bought a few guns and interested in what you like.
These CCI Blazer rounds are a CCI Minimag charge, with a CCI Standard Velocity slug. According to my local gun shop. I find the Blazers to be more accurate than the Minimags.
CO , where did you get the stock for the 581 that you customized?
Good question. That stock came as a walnut blank from Wenig, and I added the rosewood for-end tip and grip cap. I then finished it and checkered it with an 18 line per inch classic pattern.
Thank you very much CO!
Cumberland Outdoors Man. I’m going to upset you but when looking for accuracy out of a rifle with any ammunition you never change your aim point. If you think a reflective needs leaded in shoot mor3 rounds but keep the aim the same. I have used Blazer ammunition for small game on and off for 30 + years..🇺🇸✌🏻🙏🏽😎👍👍👍
Hi CO. Have you tried any of the CCI 40 gr. plated round nose rated at 1235. They call it Target??
I am surprised that the Blazer ammo didn't work better for the other two rifles.
If it works good for you, that is great. For me, I prefer Federal Automatch, because my rifles prefer it. YMMV.
I say yes. It's boxed and in a tray whereas most other cheap bulk plinking ammo is loose and tends to have more dud rounds do to being jostled around and breaking up the priming compound around the rim of the case. It is also liked by my rifles. In fact my Stevens Model 66 LOVES Blazer. Clovers and ragged holes.
In my experience it shoots pretty good in certain guns.
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Good Sunday evening to everyone. Thanks for sharing a video. Remember everyone Jesus Christ is the answer ✝️🙏👍
What's k8nd of scopes do you use sir
The only milk carton I have seen is 22 WMR by CCI
سلام من از ایران هستم،من همه ویدئوهای شما را میبینم ،من از فشنگهای سلییر اند بلووت استفاده میکنم و دقت آنها استاندارد است اما خیلی گران است یک جعبه پنجاه عددی حدودا شصت دلار،،،تشکر از شما برای ساخت ویدئو🎉❤
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Simply NO !