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    Default .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    I have a couple .22lr firearms. I bought a couple of bricks of remmington it seems their is a lot of duds in these bricks. is this common?

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    Quote Originally Posted by jmiro View Post
    I have a couple .22lr firearms. I bought a couple of bricks of remmington it seems their is a lot of duds in these bricks. is this common?
    Are they the golden bullets in the bulk packs? I have had about 1 in 25 duds in some of those packs.
    For cheap ammo i buy the Federal bulk packs at wally world 11.97 for 550 rounds

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    yep golden bullets. I started buying the federal but my p22 doesnt care for them. They work in my 10/22

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    The Golden bullets have duds in them. My Ruger MKIII loves them though despite the duds.
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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    I had the similar problems with those bullets...a lot of duds. Only thing that will run them is my Marlin bolt action. My Mark III hates them, either they're duds, or the hollow point gets hung up on the feed ramp and jams the gun. I'm too cheap to get rid of them, so I'll just shoot them a little at a time.

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    I've always thought there were too many duds in the golden bullets. I also always go with the federal bulk pack and haven't had many problems with them.

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    Remington ammo is notorious for that. I recomend CCI stinger. I hunt everything from chipmunks to coyotes with them and i have never had any problems.
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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    Remington bulk pack has lots of duds. The Federal bulk pack isn't bad. The Wally ones shoot a little slower and drop a little more. I think theres a red box and a blue box and one shoots faster.

    For high quality non bulk pack things, CCI rules.

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    Yes there is a lot of problems with Remington 22 ammo due to gaps in the primer material. Most will fire if attempted a 2nd time if the firing pin hits a different location. Federal and CCI ( same company ) do not have this type of problem as frequently and are IMHO much better and more accurate. I have had a few misfires with the Winchesters also but the accuracy stinks out of my 22's. Not as bad as the Remington's but definitely not good for me.
    Wolf 22 is also an excellent choice for consistency and accuracy though it may cost a bit more if you are able to find some.

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    Default Re: .22lr hollow points remmington problem

    I have 3 22s, a Rem 541-s, CZ American and a CZ Scout [grandson's] and all love CCI Mini Mag lrhp, I quit the bulk cause none of it shot up with the regular product,even rem is ok in the 50 or 100 round packs or boxes but they arent as cheap as 550 bulk.

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