??BEST AMMO FOR GLOCK 22??

[Mortal_ghost]

I got a glock and i wanted to find out what are the best rounds to put through it.

[97F1504RAD]

It should eat just about anything try various brands and see what you like.

[Low-Pressure]

.40 cal should work best

[Turo]

.40 cal should work best

Yep!

OP, it depends on what you want to do with the gun. If you need ammo for self defense, something that will stop a man, you should look at some hollowpoints. Lots of people prefer the Winchester Ranger T series or the SXT series.

If you are just looking for ammo to practice shooting at the range, grab the cheapest stuff you can find. I like the Federal champion ammo from Walmart, $13.95 for a box of 50 is hard to beat for .40S&W unless you reload. I also like the steel cased Wolf ammo.

[pennys dad]

I have and have had a few glocks over time. I feed them anything and everything without worry. But for best accuracy you will need to experiment. My 22 and 17 hated/Hated CCI non brass case ammo

[Enter_the_Dragon]

.40 cal should work best

+1 > Federal, WWB, Remington UMC factory loads.

[ironcross]

+1 > Federal, WWB, Remington UMC factory loads.

Yup, Loves to eat em all.

Recently I was at the range one of the staff comes out with a G22 showing someone else and I over heard. It was a squib midway down the barrel. The ammo was a recent lot of American Eagle.

[Mortal_ghost]

I'll be target practicing. My dad got me a box of American eagle but haven't shot it yet. I do have a small box of roloads also and they are a silver case. I'm not super familiar with guns and ammo and this is
my first gun(g22).

[CSACANNONEER]

The absolute "BEST" ammo would be that which you taylor make to work best in your gun. Ever gun shoots a little differently and likes different ammo best. If you are good enough to tell the differences, you'll want to load your own or, at least, have a commercial reloaded make rounds to your exact specifications.

[tujungatoes]

as stated previously. get the cheapest stuff you can. it's a glock it'll eat anything

with that said...stay away from anything with lead bullets. the rifling in glocks will lead excessively, and can cause pressure spikes. jacketed bullets all the way.