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cci paper box alternitive?
Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 4:38 pm
by silhouette13
hi folks,
i have been shooting cci std velocity in the paper bx for a while and really nothing shoots that much better out of my cz 452 that is even close in cost.
wolf is right there so is rws match rifle, eps eley is more than my blue coller can swing.
my dilema is that my local gun store has run out of the paper box stuff and the plastic bx stuff is DIFFRENT and 9 bucks a brick more cash
any one have any luck with the aguilla, perhaps golden eagle target?
really anything 23$ a brick or less worth a dang?my belief is that most rf ammo will hit the target if i do my part so more trigger time will offset MINOR accuracy issues.
help me
please help me.
handsome dave
Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 8:25 pm
by BlauBear
Ammunition makes a huge difference! For budget ammunition try Eley Sport, around $16 for 500, or Federal Automatch AM22, about $12 per box of 325. Of the two, I would prefer the Automatch because it burns cleaner and is readily available, but Sport is good for the price.
Re: cci paper box alternitive?
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 7:25 am
by Bob259
silhouette13 wrote:hi folks,
any one have any luck with the aguilla, perhaps golden eagle target?
help me
please help me.
handsome dave
Well Dave.... I shoot SK but lots of folks here are shooting the Eley Sport ($135.00 for 5,000 at Champions Shooters Supply -
http://www.championshooters.com/index-ssl.html ) like BlauBear said you can't beat the price. I just got a case of it for our indoor shooting and it shoots fine there. I also use Golden Eagle Target for CMP SB matches with good results. A friend with a CZ in getting half dollar size or less groups at 100M with Eley Sport. It's made in Mexico by Aquilla for Eley and would bet it's the same as there SE. There are about 7 shooters here in our area using it now because of the price. The only problem I ever had with it is in a tight match chamber you get some rounds where it's hard to close to bolt on, but it shoots VERY well for the price.
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 12:39 pm
by silhouette13
thanks guys,
on a lark i tried some fed bulh from walmart and my wifes contender likes it ,my cz dont.
i will try some eley sport.any guess on the advertised muzzle velocity?
smallbore is king and i am its humble servant
dave
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 12:54 pm
by silhouette13
is the eley sport which is made by aguilla the same components as the aguilla std vel ? they have the same vel are the bullets themselves the same?
my primary issue is thati want to shoot the same ammo and if i run out i want to be able to find it fast.my local guy has sport most of the time and the std vel aguilla now and then if they are interchangable that will help me make some choices.
thanks for your help.
h.d.
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 1:05 pm
by Bob259
I believe it is the same as the SE, around 1150 FPS
Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 7:31 pm
by glocker17
Sil 13-
If you have a FFL person in your area they can order the CCI paper box for you from Jerrys Sports. They have it in the recent flyer for $1.40bx if you buy in case quantities. I might pick some up myself
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 2:56 pm
by Dee
why the need to get my FFL involved in a ammo purchase? Or is Jerrys a dealer only wholesaler? I would like to get a case or more of the paper stuff myself. From everything I have heard its as good as more high $ stuff for the most part. I find the CCI Blazer very consistent as well but its a little hot @1255 fps. Midway has it listed @ 1080 but I called and told them its wrong. They told me we use manufactures specs and I said its still wrong, my chrony tells me so

So be warned if you notice the Blazer marked as 1080 its not, but it is a good cheap practice round I will use for the money and I believe it uses the same bullet as the paper box CCI a Federal IIRC.
Dee
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 7:31 pm
by glocker17
Dee
Jerrys requires a FFL and/or a state tax ID for other than gun sales.
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:50 pm
by pistolero45
For years I frustrated myself with trying to buy .22 ammo locally. Invaribley, whatever ammo I needed would be unavailable when I truly needed it.
My suggestion would be to find out what your gun likes and then order at least a case of it.
I sold my wife on this plan by convincing her it would save money. She is a champion shopper and understood completely!