Hello HR. Liked the explanation for the RUclips monitors. A couple of tips for you and your followers. When testing different types of ammo accuracy can be off until the barrel settles in after changing. Especially when going from a lubed lead bullet to a plated one. Cleaning the barrel and a couple of fouling shots can help when switching ammo. A simple wind flag can be made by hanging a strip of surveyor tape by the target. After shooting your groups a good exercise is to take down the target by shooting out the staples.😂
I wait 10 shots after changing ammo types, for those reasons. Different lube, different projectile wash, etc. I liked hrfunk's happy rifle, happy ammo part too. Very nice, hrfunk!
Howard, when you eventually visit the Marine Corps Heritage Museum and we finally non-telephonically meet, I owe you several - likely many - beers. I have not watched the content of this video as yet, however, I had to pause to say BEAUTIFULLY DONE re your “educational content” for the ever erudite, unbiased, and firearms-experienced RUclips oversight-Nazis. You’ve made my day. I’m still laughing.
Eley Match is tough to beat for the money. It shoots a lot better than Team (for maybe a dollar more per box) and not any worse than Tenex once lot-tested (for several dollars less per box). I’ve seen lots of Match with SDs in the 2-3 range and single-digit EDs. Plus, Match has a lightly colored bullet that makes self-spotting easier. The Wolf MT, if it was made after 2018, is repacked Eley as well. Eley Club is Match Target, Eley Target is Match Extra. I swear by Club for match pistols-no alibis in 3,000 rounds, and every lot I’ve shot hits to the same point-of-aim.
@@hrfunk the older Match Target was Lapua-made. If you prefer it to the Eley for reliability reasons, definitely check out Lapua Center-X or SK Rifle Match. I shoot SKRM for prone matches like 100-yard mini-Palma-it’s been good enough for the podium.
Discovering the joy of target shooting with a .22 rifle was an accident for me. I was just looking to spend less money on ammo. Now, time smacking the target is greatly relaxing and when I can keep a group at 1 inch at 100yds, it is also very rewarding. Economy was the motivation and I have maintained that. Again almost by accident I saw on an email from Gun Buyer, Sellier&Bellot Club, a 40 grain, graphite coated lead bullet rated at 1070 fps. Also CCI Standard Velocity, both offer great consistency and can be purchased for $4 a box.
Been following you for awhile now... Always great content... I'm a proud sin of a deceased marine... He taught me well... You got me with modicum and acumen...😅 Two great words... You used them well...
Thank you very much for this very fun and very interesting video! My own "happy little bullets" launcher is the Ruger American Long Range Target (with a conventional heavy wooden stock). According to its results at 100 meters, this rifle shoots esoecially well the Eley Force, the CCI Standard Velocity and, surprise, the CCI mini mags. I whish you a lot of fun with your own rifle.
I didn't mention this in the video, but I was thinking about trading the RPR on a Long Range Target model. After this test, I think I'll hold onto the RPR for a little longer. Thanks for watching!
I always appreciate your informative videos. I have several iterations of CCI ammo and a few boxes of that bulk pack ammo. It appears that the monitors didn't care for the information you provided them. Hope you had a great weekend.
Thanks Ray. I want to continue testing some additional types of ammo. I’d like to find something that performs well, but doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.
WRT the Eley Match misfires, it's more common with Eley than you might think. I belonged to an English Pistol Club in the 1980's and they sold RWS R50 at the clubhouse to be used on the range. Curious, I asked why they didn't use Eley and the answer was simply "Too many misfires". About 100 years ago, W.D.M. "Karamojo" Bell, the famous elephant hunter wrote that he refused to use Eley cartridges due to misfires. Eley still has them.
Nice rifle and shooting .22LR rimfire is always fun. Absolutely loved your sharp stick in the eye of youtube. Every Thursday our local gun club shoots a "cheap ammo" benchrest match at 50 yards; 50 shots for score on the IBS target. We define "cheap" as $10 or less per box of 50. After extensive testing almost everyone uses either SK Pistol Match Special or SK Rifle Match. Last Thursday I shot a 500-22X with SK PMS and placed second to a 500-26X also shot with SK PMS. Try some when you have a chance. I use a Bergara B14r with a Timney Calvin Elite trigger in an MDT Oryx chassis, an Eric Cortina V2 tuner and 36X Weaver target scope. The winner used a custom Suhl. Some not so cheap ammo that shoots great in my rifles is RWS Special Match at about $16 per box.
Great video thank you sir! My savage mk ii dislikes the federal gmm match. That surpsied me as GMM centerfire is usually amazing, SK match has been my best go to match round. Pricewise CCI standard is solid.
Nice shooting on that happy rifle with happy bullets, hrfunk! Did you zero the RPR & scope with that Wolf Match Extra? They just stacked right up on the bullseye with that ammo. I'd say they are EXTREMELY happy bullets! The Eley Match malfunctions -- just hard to set off? Didn't get stuck in chamber, etc? Considering malfuncions, reloads, etc that 2d group with Eley Match was impressive, very one-holed. Steady marksmanship wins again! I've been using Norma Tac-22 almost exclusively for the past couple of years. It's been reliable enough that I haven't tested many other types. Shoots well in both my 10/22 and my dedicated .22LR AR pattern rifle. Strange, I haven't tested any of the CCI types, so I should since they are the most common around the country it seems.
I made a sight correction after I fired the first group with the Wolf Match Target. I kept the same setting for the Match Extra. I thought they were pretty happy too!
My rpr seems to like the Norma tac22 black box the best! Cci standard velocity are also a good like in the rifle. I had a few boxes of the sk yellow and did not like it at all.. good video
👍 I took a break part way through… finishing the vidja I see you were adjusting the numbers. Interesting though. My RPR seems to like the Augila SE best.
Hello HR. Liked the explanation for the RUclips monitors. A couple of tips for you and your followers. When testing different types of ammo accuracy can be off until the barrel settles in after changing. Especially when going from a lubed lead bullet to a plated one. Cleaning the barrel and a couple of fouling shots can help when switching ammo. A simple wind flag can be made by hanging a strip of surveyor tape by the target. After shooting your groups a good exercise is to take down the target by shooting out the staples.😂
I wait 10 shots after changing ammo types, for those reasons. Different lube, different projectile wash, etc.
I liked hrfunk's happy rifle, happy ammo part too. Very nice, hrfunk!
Howard, when you eventually visit the Marine Corps Heritage Museum and we finally non-telephonically meet, I owe you several - likely many - beers. I have not watched the content of this video as yet, however, I had to pause to say BEAUTIFULLY DONE re your “educational content” for the ever erudite, unbiased, and firearms-experienced RUclips oversight-Nazis. You’ve made my day. I’m still laughing.
I’m glad you liked it. Have a great day!
Thanks for all that you do.
Thank you Ray!!
You’re very welcome.
Eley Match is tough to beat for the money. It shoots a lot better than Team (for maybe a dollar more per box) and not any worse than Tenex once lot-tested (for several dollars less per box). I’ve seen lots of Match with SDs in the 2-3 range and single-digit EDs.
Plus, Match has a lightly colored bullet that makes self-spotting easier.
The Wolf MT, if it was made after 2018, is repacked Eley as well. Eley Club is Match Target, Eley Target is Match Extra. I swear by Club for match pistols-no alibis in 3,000 rounds, and every lot I’ve shot hits to the same point-of-aim.
Thanks for the information on the Wolf. The Match Target I have on hand is almost gone. I bought quite a bit maybe 10 or 12 years ago.
@@hrfunk the older Match Target was Lapua-made. If you prefer it to the Eley for reliability reasons, definitely check out Lapua Center-X or SK Rifle Match. I shoot SKRM for prone matches like 100-yard mini-Palma-it’s been good enough for the podium.
@@John.VanSwearingen Thanks for your insights & experience, John.
Discovering the joy of target shooting with a .22 rifle was an accident for me. I was just looking to spend less money on ammo. Now, time smacking the target is greatly relaxing and when I can keep a group at 1 inch at 100yds, it is also very rewarding. Economy was the motivation and I have maintained that. Again almost by accident I saw on an email from Gun Buyer, Sellier&Bellot Club, a 40 grain, graphite coated lead bullet rated at 1070 fps. Also CCI Standard Velocity, both offer great consistency and can be purchased for $4 a box.
Been following you for awhile now...
Always great content...
I'm a proud sin of a deceased marine...
He taught me well...
You got me with modicum and acumen...😅
Two great words...
You used them well...
Sin...wow...
Meant son...big fingers😮
Calling out the YT bleeding hearts was great, I shoot mostly .22 , great video, thanks
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this very fun and very interesting video!
My own "happy little bullets" launcher is the Ruger American Long Range Target (with a conventional heavy wooden stock). According to its results at 100 meters, this rifle shoots esoecially well the Eley Force, the CCI Standard Velocity and, surprise, the CCI mini mags.
I whish you a lot of fun with your own rifle.
I didn't mention this in the video, but I was thinking about trading the RPR on a Long Range Target model. After this test, I think I'll hold onto the RPR for a little longer. Thanks for watching!
You're very welcome. Thank you
Yeah, those big, long "scairwee" things hanging out the bottom are frightening. LOL!
A couple of those just grew from my non black rifle (ty PSA sale), should it see a doctor 🤕🩼🩼?
I always appreciate your informative videos. I have several iterations of CCI ammo and a few boxes of that bulk pack ammo. It appears that the monitors didn't care for the information you provided them. Hope you had a great weekend.
Thanks Ray. I want to continue testing some additional types of ammo. I’d like to find something that performs well, but doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.
@@hrfunk you do realize what planet we’re on right?..gougealot…not far from Pluto,dumbo,and as-le….
Good Looking Rifle ! Thanks !
Great video and very informative.
Thank you!
WRT the Eley Match misfires, it's more common with Eley than you might think. I belonged to an English Pistol Club in the 1980's and they sold RWS R50 at the clubhouse to be used on the range. Curious, I asked why they didn't use Eley and the answer was simply "Too many misfires". About 100 years ago, W.D.M. "Karamojo" Bell, the famous elephant hunter wrote that he refused to use Eley cartridges due to misfires. Eley still has them.
👍👍Always fun shooting 22s. Nice looking rifle you have too.
Thank you!
Happy bullets best bullets, fills my heart with joy.
Love the paint job! Nice.
Luv the thick sarcasm lol!
H.R. that Ely stuff is great ammo . I haven't heard of the Wolf 22 ammo . Keep poking fun at you tube monitors. I find it fun.
Nice rifle and shooting .22LR rimfire is always fun. Absolutely loved your sharp stick in the eye of youtube. Every Thursday our local gun club shoots a "cheap ammo" benchrest match at 50 yards; 50 shots for score on the IBS target. We define "cheap" as $10 or less per box of 50. After extensive testing almost everyone uses either SK Pistol Match Special or SK Rifle Match. Last Thursday I shot a 500-22X with SK PMS and placed second to a 500-26X also shot with SK PMS. Try some when you have a chance. I use a Bergara B14r with a Timney Calvin Elite trigger in an MDT Oryx chassis, an Eric Cortina V2 tuner and 36X Weaver target scope. The winner used a custom Suhl. Some not so cheap ammo that shoots great in my rifles is RWS Special Match at about $16 per box.
Great video thank you sir! My savage mk ii dislikes the federal gmm match. That surpsied me as GMM centerfire is usually amazing, SK match has been my best go to match round. Pricewise CCI standard is solid.
Thanks! I want to give SK match a try. It seems like a lot of people like it.
Nice results! You're right, it has been a bit since we've seen this Ruger on the channel. It still looks like a great shooter for a fun range day. 👍👍
thanks for the belly laugh
You’re welcome!
Semper Fi brother
Semper Fi!
Nice shooting on that happy rifle with happy bullets, hrfunk! Did you zero the RPR & scope with that Wolf Match Extra? They just stacked right up on the bullseye with that ammo. I'd say they are EXTREMELY happy bullets!
The Eley Match malfunctions -- just hard to set off? Didn't get stuck in chamber, etc? Considering malfuncions, reloads, etc that 2d group with Eley Match was impressive, very one-holed. Steady marksmanship wins again!
I've been using Norma Tac-22 almost exclusively for the past couple of years. It's been reliable enough that I haven't tested many other types. Shoots well in both my 10/22 and my dedicated .22LR AR pattern rifle. Strange, I haven't tested any of the CCI types, so I should since they are the most common around the country it seems.
I made a sight correction after I fired the first group with the Wolf Match Target. I kept the same setting for the Match Extra. I thought they were pretty happy too!
I have found that bulk pack Federal to be fairly accurate also in the 36 gr. hp in my 10/22.
I’ll give it a try in my 10/22 and see how it does.
I feel sorry for 22s that never go squirrel hunting 😢..
My RPR's Timney trigger should arrive later this week. The rifle seems to like the Aguila Super Extra 40 grain copper plated round nose.
My rpr seems to like the Norma tac22 black box the best! Cci standard velocity are also a good like in the rifle. I had a few boxes of the sk yellow and did not like it at all.. good video
Thank you!
You say that the flyers are wind damage, I believe it. Not a scary rifle shooting is enjoyable
RUclips address was hilarious! :)
It's a sweet. Rifle. I still get out with my .22 Rifle every now and then. Love! Your RUclips address. 😂😂👌
Sorry...son
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HR… are you adjusting the math for moa at 50yards? Isn’t 1moa at 50 a 1/2” group? A 1” group at 100 is 1 moa. Right?
True minute of angle is 1/60 of a degree. It woks out to .262” at 25 yards, .524” at 50 yards, 1.048” at 100 yards, etc.
👍 I took a break part way through… finishing the vidja I see you were adjusting the numbers.
Interesting though. My RPR seems to like the Augila SE best.
I liked you calling out youtube the best...lol
What is with the whole color, bolt handle etc. just get to the point.
I'm checking to see if I have a modicum of acumen. Still not sure. What is that knobby thing ? connected to the other thing ?
Beats me. Let's just call it a handle.
( You Tube only understands English written in crayon)
That might be a bit too sophisticated.
🙂👍