Ranch Hand CPRN
Review by Darcy
Stumbled on this ammo while looking for Remington Viper ammo. It is cost efficient, reliable ammunition. Had zero failures out of 300 rounds and that was using the most ammo sensitive pistols I own. Definitely recommend this 22LR ammunition.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 40 Grain CPRN - Remington Ranch Hand - 100 Rounds
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One of my top 5 22lr ammos
Review by EvilGenius
I constantly try new ammos and keep a top 5 on the shelf. So far I’ve tried about a dozen. Remington Standard V has remained on my list since I tried it. It has almost no recoil out of my P17 and TX22. I can even shoot with my opposite hand, something I never thought possible. Grouping is very good.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Remington Standard V - 550 Rounds
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Good quality range candy, but messy, even for rimfire. Worth the price.
Review by Art
I jumped on this deal before the price went up so it was a bit sweeter. As always, the order arrived swiftly and the packaging indicated that someone cared enough to think it through and do it right. Be aware that the cardboard box, with 12 boxes inside is bulky and heavy. I'm over 65 and it was a bit of a trick moving the beast. Get help if in doubt. Real men know their limitations. At the very least don't try to lift and then open the door. A bad back can limit range time. Be safe.
Of the first 300-350 all fired, no loose bullets, accuracy is solid, but not match-grade. Keep a bandana handy to wipe blackened fingers if you want to keep clothing clean. The black, what looks like graphite grease and lead, can be hard to wash out.
As an experiment I went through about 60 rounds a week and didn't clean the single-action Ruger Super Wrangler. Bullets started key-holing after about 300 rounds. Timing is good. The lead buildup at the cone was obvious. The keyholing stopped, for the most part, after I ran a bronze brush and some oil through the bore at the range and got some impressive chunks of lead out. A much more thorough cleaning at home removed more lead and gunk. Two applications of Hoppes #9, allowed to sit, and an appropriate sized bronze brush applied with vigor made it all lead free and shiny. Even after five weeks the lead wasn't particularly difficult to remove.
At 60 per session ... 1100 days or over two years of range days. Cool deal.
Bottom line: Good quality, reliable plinking and practice ammo. Dirty to handle. Watch for leading. Clean the gun after every shoot and you should have no problems. Totally worth it.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 38 Grain LRN - Remington Standard V - 6600 Rounds
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red on time as promised. Haven't shot yet, just arrived, shot this ammo before out of a smaller quantity box
Review by shuper54.
Product just arrived today, shot before in smaller quantity box. Good value. Hard to find .380 acp in my area. Ordering was quick and easy. Product arrived as promised. Communication was excellent. Thank you Lucky Gunner. I'm a previous customer who will be back.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 380 Auto - 95 Grain FMJ - Remington UMC - 300 Round Bucket
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Zero Issues!
Review by V
Zero failures with UMC in my RXM and Kimber Micro 9. Feeds reliably. Can't speak to accuracy since I'm no bullseye shooter. Great value and shipping was quick!
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 9mm - 124 gr MC - Remington UMC - 500 Rounds
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Remington Golden bullets
Review by Dale
My 16 inch Bear Creek Arms 22LR upper gobbles these Remington Golden bullets up. Either kead or copper jackets make no difference. The both do well and return good and tight MOAs of 1/4 inch at 50 yards. I love these bullets as well as the upper I shoot them through. If you are having trouble with these bullets then its your your rifle or the magazines you are using. I have a failure to fire once in a blue moon but if you shoot 22LR bullets long enough you will soon quickly realize these are very good and very reasonable priced too. The magazines I choose to use are Black Dog which was recommended by my guns manufacturer. And they work flawlessly as well as my upper runs with these Remington Golden Bullets. Reason being why I buy them by the bucket. Buy them they are as good as their price is.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 36 Grain CPHP - Remington Golden Bullet - 6300 Rounds
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Remington Golden 22LR Aminition
Review by Dale
My side pull Bear Creek 16 inch 22LR upper just gobbles these rounds up. Once in a blue moon I get a failure to fire. I Just eject it and keep right on shooting. But if you shoot 22LR bullets long enough you will soon come to realize these bullets are still very dependable. If you dont have success with these bullets. Then its eather your gun or the magazines you use. I use black dog 22LR magazines. And they operate flawlessly as well as my upper does.
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 22 LR - 36 Grain CPHP - Remington Golden Bullet - 6300 Rounds
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Great price, quick delivery and outstanding service
Review by Brian
I just started carrying a 380 acp. My arthritis in my hands forced me to give up on the SA XDe due to the pain. The package came very nicely packed, 250 rd. boxes in perfect condition and was received in only 5 days. All of my purchases from Lucky Gunner over the years has demonstrated their expertise in GREAT service to their customers. Keep up the good work.
Brian
(Posted on June 16, 2026)
Review of 380 Auto - 95 gr MC - Remington UMC - 1000 Rounds
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