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Posted: 8/17/2010 7:03:39 PM EDT
Title says it all. I've had good luck with Federal bulk pack stuff. 
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| Depends on how you define cheapest. I usually use Elly primed .22's and they are not really bargin basement. The cheapest I have in those are Elly Sport of which I have had no complaints with. I have a pretty good stash of Federal Auto Match and Winchester 333's in bulk paks that I think are pretty good that I got a really good deal on up in Hadley, for about $6.00/box which I think are about the best in bulk. The lowest on the totem pole is about 10 bricks of Thunderbolts that I got as a 2 for one deal at $8.00 for 2 bricks a couple years ago. I figured the price was right and they do go bang 98% of the time. I don't know as how much things are costing today as I've only been buying as I've been using so as not to dip into the stash (about 40,000, 75% Elly primed) and again, it's not the cheapest stuff. I've posted a couple times here on how I slick them up to really reduce any feeding issues, cheapies or not, using a tumbler if you care to search or else let me know and I'll repost. |
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Whatever is in my safe.
My favorite cheap ammo used to be the old copper washed 38gr Winchester Dynapoints, which were $15 a brick when crap like Thunderbolts/Wildcats/Xperts were $9.99 and Remington Subsonics were $21 or so. They were plated, subsonic,cycled every semi-auto I own, and were as accurate as any standard velocity target ammo. In 2 of my rifles they even beat Wolf Target, Remington Target,various CCI loads and even the cheaper version of Federal Gold Medal. I think Winchester T22 was the only reasonably priced target load that they couldn't beat. |
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Very nice. 
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