Works second best in my 10/22 with Green Mountain barrel and it's a whole lot cheaper than $7/50. Doesn't work worth beans in any of my pistols though.
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Anyone else LIKE Remington Golden Bullets?
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I like them in my Ciener AR conversion, my Kimber 1911 conversion, and my AA Glock conversion. They don't work so well in most of my other .22LR firearms. Not surprising, seems like every .22 has its favorite and non-favorite ammo.
Just means I keep 3 or 4 varieties of Long Rifle fodder in the ammo locker so all the .22s can have their favorite food.I'm retired. That's right, retired. I don't want to hear about the cop who stopped you today or how you didn't think you should get a ticket. That just makes me grumpy!Comment
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I like these two brands with the "copper plated" bullets the best....

MFFM! (Mini-Mags Forever, Forever Mini-Mags!)
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What really sucks is that Remington bought out Barnes bullets last year! Right now, Speer has THE BEST all copper HP's for hunting, but I was told by Turner's management that Remington also bought them too. I sent an email to Speer today to ascertain if that rumor is true or false. Stay tuned! Barnes are great copper bullets as well, but I don't believe they even make a .22 rimfire bullet.Last edited by TrailerparkTrash; 11-04-2011, 9:27 PM.sigpic
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My experience with RGB was mixed. My 10/22 had no problems. My 22/45 hated them. No issue with the CCI. I am thinking that my 22/45 may just not like HP rounds though since they RGB's that FTfeed mostly got hung up on the HP lip.Comment
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0 ftf in my revolvers and my bolt-action rifle......
I use RGB because of some misguided loyalty to Remington .22s. I have no idea why, except that they were the first brand to come back here when everything dried up a few years ago. They're decently accurate, if not exceptionally so in my gun. I like CCI MMs too, but until recently, Turner's didn't have them consistently when I shopped there.Comment
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I went to Angeles yesterday with a box I bought from the Pasadena Turners, and I didnt have one issue with the ammo in my 10/22. I know thats not saying much, but Ill buy another box because of that.
It is a FILTHY ammo, though.Comment
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Nothing personal, but I would not believe anything that anyone told me at Turners.What really sucks is that Remington bought out Barnes bullets last year! Right now, Speer has THE BEST all copper HP's for hunting, but I was told by Turner's management that Remington also bought them too. I sent an email to Speer today to ascertain if that rumor is true or false. Stay tuned! Barnes are great copper bullets as well, but I don't believe they even make a .22 rimfire bullet.
Good thing you're checking on it at the horses mouth.Comment
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All our .22lr's are in bolt action rifles. They seem to like all the flavours of bulk, and since RGB is cheapest that is what we buy. I tried some 'exotic' ammo and found my Savage didn't like the 'hyper fast' stuff (velocitor for one).
The few ftf were in the 'older' rifle (1920's sears model) and most of those fired second try or in the savage later. A few blazer and several CCI ftf altogther (not bulk).
So I would think most of the worst/best ammo has to do with your gun and your wallets reaction to each type.
I'll of course have to see what the semi-auto pistol likes when we ge it.Comment
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