22 LR - 40 gr LRN - Remington Thunderbolt- 500 Rounds

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FIne Review by ktshaka

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Ran fine through my Keltec SU 22....a little dirty but shot fine and fairly accurate. (Posted on 3/24/13)

Perhaps better for bolt guns than autoloaders Review by Robert

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Ran a 50-box of these through my 1974 10/22 (bought used), and had a failure to feed on one round in 20. I looked at the nose of the round, and saw where it had caught on the edge of the chamber and become gouged when it was shoved forward and hung up.

I don't think these are bad rounds, just maybe not ideal for an autoloader. Not enough kick perhaps, or the nose of the bullet isn't smooth enough for a quick cycling auto-bolt. My impression is that in a regular bolt-action gun it would have loaded easily and without snags. (Posted on 11/6/12)

decent rounds Review by joe22

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Shooting these with my semi-auto Remington 597, had NO issues what so ever with these rounds. Pleasantly surprised by how well they performed. They are a bit dirty though, and would I guess require more cleaning. Also hand loading in the mag gets you pretty dirty with lead, I would use gloves while loading as to not get covered in this stuff. Shot about 400 rounds of these with not 1 fail so far. (Posted on 6/15/12)

The bullets have been accurate, reliable, and no misfires. Review by Slick50

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If you want a great bullet at a good price, buy the 22lr remington. (Posted on 9/27/11)

average Review by rugerman

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This product is fairly average 22 LR ammo. Fired through my Ruger 10/22 and it functioned fine. (Posted on 8/19/11)

Dirty and FTE Review by Nick

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I bought a pack of 50 Remington Thunderbolts for my Walther G22. These rounds were spraying powder and gunk on my arm every time I pulled the trigger. They would also fail to eject every 1 of 3 rounds. I have found that the Federal Spitfire hypervelocity rounds work the best with my rifle. They have plenty of force to push the bolt back to eject/load the next round! (Posted on 7/12/11)