That’s surprising! I’ve have owned and shot many ruger 10/22’s through the years and I’ve never seen a factory one shoot a 1” group at a 100 with any type of ammo
@@elflordyt6830 most of the times yes. But Eley has some really good premium ammo, so is the price. But for precision competition its great. Cant afford to train with it tho.
Way back in the day ( 1985/86ish) the cheapest .22LR ammo we could get down at my small town's only Hardware store was Federal Lightnings . If memory serves , they were .95 cents per box of 50 . I had a Remington 581 with a nice Weaver scope . ( back when Weaver was one of the top USA made scopes ) , and it loved those cheap Fed Lightnings ! close to 1/2 inch groups at 50 yrds ! My Papaw fronted me the money , and we went down there and bought five bricks of those with same lot # . No Squirrel , Rabbit or Ground Hog was safe on our farm for many a moons after that ! I learned that price does not equal performance in every situation .
Yup, some guns just respond to certain brands, and good shooters will just roll with it instead of being unhappy with a pricier brand that doesn't shoot as well...
At 1235fps, it seems to me to be the same as Minimag but without the copper wash! Used it for over 10 years and it has always been reliable and accurate for me!
Even "Good" .22lr can vary between batches, more in the past than now. Competition shooters went to the dealer, bought 50 from different batches, shoot it in fixed position. When they found the batch with the most consistently grouping. They bought at least 5000. But if they changed their gun, either from a new maker or just a new gun of the same model, they had to start again. The last 30 years the quality in manufacturing has increased very well, but guns would often has preferences. But as there are fever .22 ammo makers out there, You may find the "same" ammo from different companies, just branded differently.
@@dmg4415 I heard this same thing at least 50 years ago - I’m now 74. Most .22 shooters wouldn’t even consider doing what you describe, but some serious competitive shooters went to substantial effort to get the right brand and lot number for their firearm.
@@rascal0175 I started competition shooting 1984 has not ever needed this, not good enough my self, but I tested once to have my gun in a ransom rest, And one batch of SK pistol, gave a 5 shot group of 10mm center to center nice round group, 3 consecutive strings, but me was not good enough to take really advantage of that. I have tory, are You not a soo good shooter, You may some times take advantage of a "flyer" it may be a 10 instead of a 9, but it could be a 9 instead of a 10, so it may be swings and carousels.
@@dmg4415 Well, isn’t that the truth. I was never a competitive shooter and had no interest in it. The government sent me to sniper school several times and I do appreciated an accurate rifle. I learned over the years that lots (numerical lots of manufacture) of ammunition can vary in accuracy beyond the differences in brands and types. The real eye opener for me was handloading for a 7.62 NATO rifle. When I hit the right powder charge it put 10 in a .32 or .33 caliber hole. A shooting buddy said “Do it again.” I did. Accurate ammo is a delight. My rimfire shooting is just plinking and my ammo a bit better than minute if soda can.
Went out shooting some 22lr rifles this past weekend. I have a CZ 455 Trainer, Tikka T1X, and a Bergara B14R. I left the CZ home but that is coming out this next weekend. I have never tried expensive/match ammo before. Feeling rich for some reason, I bought a box of Lapua Center X, SK Flatnose Match and SK Match. I also took out some of my bulk ammo such as American Eagle, Aguila Super Extra, Remington Golden Bullet, Winchester Super X Power Point, and a box of CCI Blazer. To my surprise, the CCI Blazer shot just as good as the match ammo out of the Bergara. Almost as good in the Tikka, but had a flier or two in the groups. I will definitely practice with the Blazer whenever possible.
An old gun shop and range owner I knew told me any autoloader they couldn't get to feed with any thing would always work with Blazer. I've can also attest to that so I always buy Blazer when I can find it.
I have never bought any Blazer when it was available I just got mini mags but I would definitely try it, Also I can’t fathom not cleaning my guns especially my.22s although I did go several months without cleaning my 15-22 I tore it down last and gave it a good cleaning
I bought 3000 rounds of this when Dick's got out of firearms, at about 3.7 cents a round. I have had good luck, and decent accuracy with it, it is just a little dirty, but functions well.
I agree I’d take blazer over Winchester .22lr all day long. Before the pandemic I was getting bricks of .22lr Blazer for $28 out the door it was awesome. I bought a Marlin 795 to teach my kid how to shoot I was able to walk out the door with my Marlin and a brick of .22lr Blazer for $138 it was the best $140 bucks I’ve ever spent lol.
I found that CCI Blazer 22lr is the most accurate high velocity ammo and it shoots very well in my Ruger Single Six and my go to squirrel round for my Ruger 10/22 with Butler Creek carbon fiber barrel in a Hogue stock.
Cool. I’ve never seen blazer .22lr. But the 9mm and 40 run real well out of all my guns. But it’s not to cheap anymore. It’s more expensive in those calibers now than most cheap ammo.
I bought a bunch of Blazer last year when a farm store had it for $1.98/50. Shot about 2,000 rounds through my Glock 44, S&W full size, Taurus TX22, a pair of Ruger MK IV's, & the 10/22. Ran great in all of them. Only have about 5,000 rounds left; wish I coulda bought more.
Yeah my old 80s marlin bolt 22 gets about 1 inch groups at 100yds with the Blazers. Believe it or not they are my choice groundhog round for 22. I've never had any issues out of them in anything I've shot them from. Would love to see a gel test with the Blazers because they seem to dump a lot of energy on groundhogs!
Now I’m not claiming to be varmint killing expert but is it really a good idea to use a round nose projectile when 22 hollow points are just as cheap as the round nose ammo? Even the premium stuff like stingers or velocitors aren’t much more than ten bucks so I’m curious to know your philosophy behind that choice
I’ve shot this ammo out of a Winchester 52C Sporting and a Savage 19 NRA and both guns loved this ammo. It shot 3/8” 5 shot groups at 50 yards. Same results with Wolf match and Federal Target.
Those Blazers look like their lead bullet sub sonic ammo. Works great in my revolver and bolt actions. I haven’t found any sub sonic lead bullet .22 ammo that cycles worth a darn in my 10-22, my Mark..lV or my Glock. I thought at first I wasn’t cleaning them often enough but full tear down cleaning didn’t help. After I’ve run 25 -35 rounds through any of the firearms I start having problems. I only use 1200fps (minimum) and copper jacket in the semis. I know not everyone has this issue but I do know enough people who do to know it’s a problem. Good vid, and it is good ammo for me in my non semis.
I used to buy the same 500 round brick it was only 18 dollars back then for those blazers good bullets i bought dozens of them and probably only ever had 1 or 2 duds
I haven't gotten as tight groups as I'd like using my lefty savage mark 2, I initially thought it was the ammo but its probably the $40 amazon scope or me lol. Hoping to go out this Sunday to use my buddy's vise to test what groups we're actually getting at 100 yards. Other than that I was pretty impressed with the CCI blazer's performance, over 300 rounds in and not a single dud. I'll probably conserve it and save it for Wabbit hunting
I have had good luck with Blazer. With all rimfire you will have a few duds. It’s the nature of the beast. I enjoyed talking to you last night. For some weird reason, TH-cam wouldn’t close creating audio problems. I would suggest to limit folks to 1 minute next time so we can see more folks we chat with every night.
I just bought my very first gun today (not counting my Daisy BB gun). I bought a Heritage Rough Rider with 4 and 3/4" barrel and red wooden grips. It was only $155. I'm definitely going to buy the .22 magnum cylinder. But I'm still going to use .22lr rounds so thank you for this video.
@Patrick Henry Thank you for the advice. I actually found a mail in offer in the box. Though it says free shipping if ordered online. I'll do that later today and save $8.75.
@@KlingonCaptain I ordered the mag cylinder for a rough rider I picked up a couple of months ago. I used the coupon and paid $30- no shipping. I received the cylinder in about a week.
@@KlingonCaptain Not only does Heritage offer the regular mag cylinder, but for only a few $ more, they have some that are engraved with different scenes. You should go to their website and check them out.
Hopefully by now you have found out your heritage will run any .22lr you can find...we are partial to the cheapest bulk we can find...minor note: the most accurate ammo out of our gun is cci target shorts 830 fps (and shorts are fun to shoot)...we try to be as cheap as we can be about ammo, and as plinkers we don't lose sleep about less than perfect accuracy...we just enjoy making bangs...
Another good video Hooter.. That ruger wasn’t a surprise at all, I’ve never seen a factor 10/22 shoot tight groups at a 100 and they are usually somewhat ammo picky
That's some fining grouping there with the CZ. I used Blazers in my 15-22 while i had it, must have put circa 5000 rounds through it and never had a hiccup. Same goes for my Tippmann M4-22, it's had around 1500 rounds down the barrel without a glitch. That's good enough for me and the accuracy and consistency is okay too. Keep the vids rolling WTW. 👍
With my takedown it gets me around 1.25” at 50 yards, Tac-22 gets me .48” , I have tested 13 other loads as well but they all fall behind tac-22 for my setup. I really want to try some SK and Eley though!
I just watched a video testing velocity of at least half dozen brands of 22s. Also showed grouping at 25 yards. Blazer in red milk carton pkg shot the best group.
Blazer shots very well out of my Sako Finnfire II. They recently came out with a new bullet design and I was worried as to how the new ammo will shot from my rifle. I went to the range on Sunday to zero my rifle and at 25 yards all five went thru the same hole. This weekend I will be shooting them at 100 yards and see how they shot. I now have three bricks of Blazer ammo for my rifle.
Well now that was a interesting video and I never did think there was anything wrong with the blaser ammo I've shot a lot of it and it has always worked good for me. Around here you can't be too picky it's still hard to find 22LR I would even settle for the Remington Thunderbolts in 22LR.
Blazer in 22 I never had a problem. But In larger calibers blazer brass had never done me wrong but the aluminum cases stuff in my 45 gave me problems.
Bought a couple cases of Blazer years ago. Great accuracy but as a RN, not for hunting. Modified some to HP with my Waltz die. Now accurate and deadly on gophers. My Anschutz 1710 DKL digests them just fine.
I shot some Blazer 22lr recently as well, very surprised how accurate it is despite not label as standard velocity, it almost matches my Eley Target which I shoot 1-moa at 100 meters.
I have a huge pickle jar full of this ammo i traded a guy for an old Mosin wood stock i had laying around a few years back. I also have that same S&W compact pistol. I added an aftermarket barrel bushing to it and it eats everything I feed it. Only time it malfunctions is if it's a dud or something similar.
I found when testing different types of 22, you gotta run 10 or so rounds of the particular type through your barrel before testing for consistent groups. Something to do with variations in bullet lubes.
Very good stuff. My Marlin XT-22 Varmint loves it. In that rifle, it shot better than CCI mini-mag and standard. It was my favorite ammo until I started using Eley Match.
Blazers are very accurate in my 10/22, same model as you are using. Had to bed the stock because there was alot of play in the wood. Not a target rifle but single holes consistently at 25yds It doesnt like winchester wildcats . American eagles shoot well in it and of all things the cci stingers are accurate.
CCI Blazer 22lr 40 grain is one of the most accurate rounds I have shot through my CZ 457 synthetic. I have not tried the CCI Blazer 38 grain loose pack as of yet.
With 22lr you need to "season" the barrel in with the ammo you are using. Try firing 10 shots before trying groups and you will see those groups greatly improve...just my 2cents. Love the content though! Spent well over a thousand on a kidd build 10/22 and that CZ is impressive
I have 3 10/22s and only one like them, but it really likes them. Have yet to find any ammo that will shoot better in that one 10/22 and that one will out shoot the other two all day long.✌✌
I have used this when I first got back into shooting a few years ago. It ran ok in a savage bolt action 22 but not good at all in cheap Mossberg semiauto. does OK in my cheaper 22lr/22mag revolver.
The only difference is the powder. I LOVE Blazer 115gr 9mm it is my go to for training ammo. I have never had a single failure in the 15k+ rounds I have shot. I have a 1k+ round box of Blazer .22. Probably used about 100rds of it so far and again no issues. Shooting the same groups as my CCI Sthingers as well. Anybody that talks shit about Blazer is either a liar or just so full of shit that it can't help but spill from their mouths.
I.v been shooting that blazer for twenty years and no complaints for the money. Try an accuracy test again after shooting ten rds to warm up your barrel first. I find its a more accurate way to judge 22lr.
The 100 yard group the CZ pulled off is nothing to sneeze at… the 10-22 did OK considering blazer is only slightly better than bulk ammo. i have a tricked out marlin 795 that does quite well with blazer. great in the bush plinking ammo. Cheers
Every ammo manufacture sells a variety of different named brands. You may pass on the higher priced brand but choose the mid grade or low price box. But they want our money, either way. I always like to see ammo testing, by the youtubers. It saves us time and money!
Their old Blazer sucked I stopped using it for years. I found some in my ammo stash and shot it agents the new Blazer. They did something to make it work much better.
My daughters savage rascal get great groups with this ammo. My semi auto rifle won't cycle it very well. Lots of stove pipes and feeding issues. Since its standard velocity. My herritage revolver does well woth this blazer ammo too.
I have had good batches of Blazer .22 and some bad batches (not terrible, just more failures to fire, that fired on second attempts) but I have never had any issues with accuracy. Good cheap ammo!
We bought CCI Blazers in the 70's when it was 6.99 for 10 boxes at 50 rounds a box. It was not great back then and had duds fairly regular. We still bought it and I likely may still have a box from the early 80's...We were cheap and shot 10's of thousands of them.
@@tt600pch Yeah, back in the days when hardware stores, markets, just lots of places sold .22 ammo, even if that was the only ammo they carried. Most any Mom and Pop outfit sold .22 long, long rifle, and usually .22 shorts.
Blazer got me 1" groups at 100 with my old 10/22. It's my go to for accuracy
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That’s surprising! I’ve have owned and shot many ruger 10/22’s through the years and I’ve never seen a factory one shoot a 1” group at a 100 with any type of ammo
When I bought my Walter p22 they said use "premium" ammo only - it hated it! Blazer shoots great in it so I bought every brick I could find.
Premium ammo is a JOKE. Always get the highest used ammo
@@elflordyt6830 most of the times yes. But Eley has some really good premium ammo, so is the price. But for precision competition its great. Cant afford to train with it tho.
This Blazer CCI feeds in my most picky bull barrelled 22 rifles with no failures to fire or eject, great ammo buy it!
Way back in the day ( 1985/86ish) the cheapest .22LR ammo we could get down at my small town's only Hardware store was Federal Lightnings . If memory serves , they were .95 cents per box of 50 . I had a Remington 581 with a nice Weaver scope . ( back when Weaver was one of the top USA made scopes ) , and it loved those cheap Fed Lightnings ! close to 1/2 inch groups at 50 yrds !
My Papaw fronted me the money , and we went down there and bought five bricks of those with same lot # .
No Squirrel , Rabbit or Ground Hog was safe on our farm for many a moons after that ! I learned that price does not equal performance in every situation .
Yup, some guns just respond to certain brands, and good shooters will just roll with it instead of being unhappy with a pricier brand that doesn't shoot as well...
Anything is good at this point, as long as it goes BOOM.
At 1235fps, it seems to me to be the same as Minimag but without the copper wash! Used it for over 10 years and it has always been reliable and accurate for me!
Copper are it not better for hunting?🤔
I think Blazer is great budget ammo. Never had a problem with it.
It is far better ammo than it appears to be. I’m very satisfied with it.
Blazer ammo is rebranded cci
Even "Good" .22lr can vary between batches, more in the past than now. Competition shooters went to the dealer, bought 50 from different batches, shoot it in fixed position. When they found the batch with the most consistently grouping. They bought at least 5000. But if they changed their gun, either from a new maker or just a new gun of the same model, they had to start again. The last 30 years the quality in manufacturing has increased very well, but guns would often has preferences. But as there are fever .22 ammo makers out there, You may find the "same" ammo from different companies, just branded differently.
@@dmg4415 I heard this same thing at least 50 years ago - I’m now 74. Most .22 shooters wouldn’t even consider doing what you describe, but some serious competitive shooters went to substantial effort to get the right brand and lot number for their firearm.
@@rascal0175 I started competition shooting 1984 has not ever needed this, not good enough my self, but I tested once to have my gun in a ransom rest, And one batch of SK pistol, gave a 5 shot group of 10mm center to center nice round group, 3 consecutive strings, but me was not good enough to take really advantage of that. I have tory, are You not a soo good shooter, You may some times take advantage of a "flyer" it may be a 10 instead of a 9, but it could be a 9 instead of a 10, so it may be swings and carousels.
@@dmg4415 Well, isn’t that the truth. I was never a competitive shooter and had no interest in it. The government sent me to sniper school several times and I do appreciated an accurate rifle. I learned over the years that lots (numerical lots of manufacture) of ammunition can vary in accuracy beyond the differences in brands and types. The real eye opener for me was handloading for a 7.62 NATO rifle. When I hit the right powder charge it put 10 in a .32 or .33 caliber hole. A shooting buddy said “Do it again.” I did. Accurate ammo is a delight. My rimfire shooting is just plinking and my ammo a bit better than minute if soda can.
Had nothing but good luck with it , was hard to find for a while , it’s finally back 👍✌️🇨🇦
I don’t know what the casings are made of but blazer ammo use to be cheap because it was aluminum casings. That’s still good for 100yds.
It's brass for .22LR.
For other calibers, they make aluminum & brass both.
@@pewpewTN thanks for the reply. I wasn’t sure what they make now. That’s still a good group for 22lr @ 100yds. I would shoot it anytime.
Blazer Brass ammunition is sh;+y enough and that garbage aluminum casings were probably the worst 45auto and 9mm I ever had bought 💯% 💩💩
@@zzxxooooxxzz4964no it isn’t
Went out shooting some 22lr rifles this past weekend. I have a CZ 455 Trainer, Tikka T1X, and a Bergara B14R. I left the CZ home but that is coming out this next weekend. I have never tried expensive/match ammo before. Feeling rich for some reason, I bought a box of Lapua Center X, SK Flatnose Match and SK Match. I also took out some of my bulk ammo such as American Eagle, Aguila Super Extra, Remington Golden Bullet, Winchester Super X Power Point, and a box of CCI Blazer. To my surprise, the CCI Blazer shot just as good as the match ammo out of the Bergara. Almost as good in the Tikka, but had a flier or two in the groups. I will definitely practice with the Blazer whenever possible.
This might be decent ,low cost practice ammo for my S&W Victory pistol. Surprisingly accurate.
My Victory ate EVERYTHING!
I love CCI Blazer ammo. Most of my 22’s are most accurate with it. And it doesn’t fail me unlike Federal or Remington. CCI in general just shoots!
Works good for me
Nice shooting, that CZ is really accurate.
I remember when my local gun store had it $15 for 500 rds. That was the time.
Those were the days
Every handgun I own gets fed blazer ammo, works as good as the expensive stuff
I've had good luck
An old gun shop and range owner I knew told me any autoloader they couldn't get to feed with any thing would always work with Blazer. I've can also attest to that so I always buy Blazer when I can find it.
Blazer works perfect in my S&W model 41. I have tried many different bulk ammo brands and for range plinking Blazer is the best bang for your buck.
I have never bought any Blazer when it was available I just got mini mags but I would definitely try it, Also I can’t fathom not cleaning my guns especially my.22s although I did go several months without cleaning my 15-22 I tore it down last and gave it a good cleaning
I bought 3000 rounds of this when Dick's got out of firearms, at about 3.7 cents a round. I have had good luck, and decent accuracy with it, it is just a little dirty, but functions well.
Congratulations !!!! The blazer price just went up.
Only issue I've ever had would be a miss cycle every once in a blue moon out of my 10/22.
Thanks for watching Dan
Great ammo. Better than any Remington 22 ammo. Works in every 22 auto I own. Accurate too.
👍Right on WTW. I've shot blazer in 9mm for years. Good ammo & good brass. 💥💥👊
I think the wind was a big influence on the 10/22 shots. Everytime the camera started shaking the group would open up.
Your channel is exploding congrats man. I’ve been watching since you had 7k subs.
🙏🙏🙏 appreciate you bigtime Caleb!
I have a ton of this stuff and runs in all my 22's and is fairly accurate at 50 yrds . I like it. I take ruffled grouse with it all the time.
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Nicely done!!! Love me some cheap plinking ammo !!!! Blazer has been surprisingly good for me!!
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Honestly some of my favorite ammo. Blazer 40gr is awesome, I would pick that over Federal Premium, Winchester, and Aguila.
I never considered Blazer cheap ammo. I’ve hunted many squirrels with that stuff. Way better than Winchester 333 or Remington Golden bullet
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Agreed! Never have had a failure with Blazer 9mm or .22 yet... but many failures with various Remington calibers. Especially Rem .22 Golden.
@@christopherscott3189 Heck, it’s even outperformed CCI mini mags. I’ve had a few failures with that stuff, but never with Blazer.
@@bubbaleon Blazer is king and one day the shit talkers will see it.
I agree I’d take blazer over Winchester .22lr all day long. Before the pandemic I was getting bricks of .22lr Blazer for $28 out the door it was awesome. I bought a Marlin 795 to teach my kid how to shoot I was able to walk out the door with my Marlin and a brick of .22lr Blazer for $138 it was the best $140 bucks I’ve ever spent lol.
I found that CCI Blazer 22lr is the most accurate high velocity ammo and it shoots very well in my Ruger Single Six and my go to squirrel round for my Ruger 10/22 with Butler Creek carbon fiber barrel in a Hogue stock.
Cool. I’ve never seen blazer .22lr. But the 9mm and 40 run real well out of all my guns. But it’s not to cheap anymore. It’s more expensive in those calibers now than most cheap ammo.
I bought a bunch of Blazer last year when a farm store had it for $1.98/50. Shot about 2,000 rounds through my Glock 44, S&W full size, Taurus TX22, a pair of Ruger MK IV's, & the 10/22. Ran great in all of them. Only have about 5,000 rounds left; wish I coulda bought more.
That's my go to ammo for 22LR. If I find it I buy it.
Yeah my old 80s marlin bolt 22 gets about 1 inch groups at 100yds with the Blazers. Believe it or not they are my choice groundhog round for 22. I've never had any issues out of them in anything I've shot them from. Would love to see a gel test with the Blazers because they seem to dump a lot of energy on groundhogs!
Now I’m not claiming to be varmint killing expert but is it really a good idea to use a round nose projectile when 22 hollow points are just as cheap as the round nose ammo? Even the premium stuff like stingers or velocitors aren’t much more than ten bucks so I’m curious to know your philosophy behind that choice
Been using it in my Remington 581 since the late 70’s it’s never let me down my remy loves it.
Used it alot back in the day. Always had good performance.
On the road today, just getting in, missed the live jive, gonna watch now. Salute!
I’ve shot this ammo out of a Winchester 52C Sporting and a Savage 19 NRA and both guns loved this ammo. It shot 3/8” 5 shot groups at 50 yards. Same results with Wolf match and Federal Target.
Those Blazers look like their lead bullet sub sonic ammo. Works great in my revolver and bolt actions. I haven’t found any sub sonic lead bullet .22 ammo that cycles worth a darn in my 10-22, my Mark..lV or my Glock. I thought at first I wasn’t cleaning them often enough but full tear down cleaning didn’t help. After I’ve run 25 -35 rounds through any of the firearms I start having problems. I only use 1200fps (minimum) and copper jacket in the semis. I know not everyone has this issue but I do know enough people who do to know it’s a problem. Good vid, and it is good ammo for me in my non semis.
I worked at cci for close to 17yrs. I've shot thousands of rounds and I can't complain about any of it
I used to buy the same 500 round brick it was only 18 dollars back then for those blazers good bullets i bought dozens of them and probably only ever had 1 or 2 duds
Blazer is fantastic ammo. I use it for a lot of my toys.
WHO_TEE_WHO, love your content, thanks for letting us in on your trigger time!
Blazer is my go to 22LR. Everything I’ve put it through loves it and it’s reliable.
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I haven't gotten as tight groups as I'd like using my lefty savage mark 2, I initially thought it was the ammo but its probably the $40 amazon scope or me lol. Hoping to go out this Sunday to use my buddy's vise to test what groups we're actually getting at 100 yards.
Other than that I was pretty impressed with the CCI blazer's performance, over 300 rounds in and not a single dud. I'll probably conserve it and save it for Wabbit hunting
I have had good luck with Blazer. With all rimfire you will have a few duds. It’s the nature of the beast. I enjoyed talking to you last night. For some weird reason, TH-cam wouldn’t close creating audio problems. I would suggest to limit folks to 1 minute next time so we can see more folks we chat with every night.
Appreciated you joining. Yeah I agree I just have a hard time cutting people off
I just bought my very first gun today (not counting my Daisy BB gun). I bought a Heritage Rough Rider with 4 and 3/4" barrel and red wooden grips. It was only $155. I'm definitely going to buy the .22 magnum cylinder. But I'm still going to use .22lr rounds so thank you for this video.
@Patrick Henry Thank you for the advice. I actually found a mail in offer in the box. Though it says free shipping if ordered online. I'll do that later today and save $8.75.
@@KlingonCaptain I ordered the mag cylinder for a rough rider I picked up a couple of months ago. I used the coupon and paid $30- no shipping. I received the cylinder in about a week.
@@shadowwolf2524 I decided to order mine next Thursday on payday.
@@KlingonCaptain Not only does Heritage offer the regular mag cylinder, but for only a few $ more, they have some that are engraved with different scenes. You should go to their website and check them out.
Hopefully by now you have found out your heritage will run any .22lr you can find...we are partial to the cheapest bulk we can find...minor note: the most accurate ammo out of our gun is cci target shorts 830 fps (and shorts are fun to shoot)...we try to be as cheap as we can be about ammo, and as plinkers we don't lose sleep about less than perfect accuracy...we just enjoy making bangs...
Hello Mate,it works that is all you need, keep on keeping On Cheers for now, Trevor .W. Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
Paper plates make a great target. We are keeping the dollar stores in business.
Another good video Hooter.. That ruger wasn’t a surprise at all, I’ve never seen a factor 10/22 shoot tight groups at a 100 and they are usually somewhat ammo picky
That's some fining grouping there with the CZ. I used Blazers in my 15-22 while i had it, must have put circa 5000 rounds through it and never had a hiccup. Same goes for my Tippmann M4-22, it's had around 1500 rounds down the barrel without a glitch. That's good enough for me and the accuracy and consistency is okay too.
Keep the vids rolling WTW. 👍
With my takedown it gets me around 1.25” at 50 yards, Tac-22 gets me .48” , I have tested 13 other loads as well but they all fall behind tac-22 for my setup. I really want to try some SK and Eley though!
My 10/22 likes blazer….always functions…and pretty accurate. But I want to get a bolt action 22 for even more accuracy
I use Blazer a lot and never had a problem with it.
Nice group out of the CZ I’d be happy with that cheers Yogi 🇦🇺🤙🤙
I just watched a video testing velocity of at least half dozen brands of 22s. Also showed grouping at 25 yards. Blazer in red milk carton pkg shot the best group.
Blazer shots very well out of my Sako Finnfire II. They recently came out with a new bullet design and I was worried as to how the new ammo will shot from my rifle. I went to the range on Sunday to zero my rifle and at 25 yards all five went thru the same hole. This weekend I will be shooting them at 100 yards and see how they shot. I now have three bricks of Blazer ammo for my rifle.
Great video, as I mentioned, I only shoot 22. My gun prefers CCI but I’ve shot everything and if I can get a hold of this I would purchase it
Well now that was a interesting video and I never did think there was anything wrong with the blaser ammo I've shot a lot of it and it has always worked good for me. Around here you can't be too picky it's still hard to find 22LR I would even settle for the Remington Thunderbolts in 22LR.
Thanks for watching David
My very picky walther P22 ate this ammo up no problem. I was happy.
Never thought of Blazer as an off-brand. Always had great results with it in any caliber.
Blazer in 22 I never had a problem. But In larger calibers blazer brass had never done me wrong but the aluminum cases stuff in my 45 gave me problems.
Bought a couple cases of Blazer years ago. Great accuracy but as a RN, not for hunting. Modified some to HP with my Waltz die. Now accurate and deadly on gophers. My Anschutz 1710 DKL digests them just fine.
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Excellentes vidéo , je confirme la blazer est la meilleur munition en qualité/prix pour sa polyvalence et sa puissance 👍🟪⬜🟥
I've shot many thousands of blazers through a variety of guns, always reliable and accurate
I really like that CZ. I need to see if I can find one for a decent price. Thanks for the video!
I shot some Blazer 22lr recently as well, very surprised how accurate it is despite not label as standard velocity, it almost matches my Eley Target which I shoot 1-moa at 100 meters.
I have a huge pickle jar full of this ammo i traded a guy for an old Mosin wood stock i had laying around a few years back. I also have that same S&W compact pistol. I added an aftermarket barrel bushing to it and it eats everything I feed it. Only time it malfunctions is if it's a dud or something similar.
100 yard group s and scope adjustments are my favorites also just bought a box of these last week for first time in 22 lr Wa yea. ( :
Love the way that runs in my LCP II.
As always another great video, I think I'll try me some of that there blazer ammo.
I found it to be on par with CCI subsonic. good stuff
I found when testing different types of 22, you gotta run 10 or so rounds of the particular type through your barrel before testing for consistent groups. Something to do with variations in bullet lubes.
Very good stuff. My Marlin XT-22 Varmint loves it. In that rifle, it shot better than CCI mini-mag and standard. It was my favorite ammo until I started using Eley Match.
Blazer 22lr is my favorite bulk 22lr ammo. Its made by CCI…the leader of 22lr ammo.
I use Blazer in my Remington 1911 45ACP. Have had no issues.
Blazers are very accurate in my 10/22, same model as you are using. Had to bed the stock because there was alot of play in the wood.
Not a target rifle but single holes consistently at 25yds
It doesnt like winchester wildcats .
American eagles shoot well in it and of all things the cci stingers are accurate.
CCI Blazer 22lr 40 grain is one of the most accurate rounds I have shot through my CZ 457 synthetic. I have not tried the CCI Blazer 38 grain loose pack as of yet.
I get this ammo all the time, it is amazing!! Never had one jam with it.
With 22lr you need to "season" the barrel in with the ammo you are using. Try firing 10 shots before trying groups and you will see those groups greatly improve...just my 2cents. Love the content though! Spent well over a thousand on a kidd build 10/22 and that CZ is impressive
Blazer has always been good to me I've never used the 22lr though love that lil smithy M&P
I have 3 10/22s and only one like them, but it really likes them. Have yet to find any ammo that will shoot better in that one 10/22 and that one will out shoot the other two all day long.✌✌
I have used this when I first got back into shooting a few years ago. It ran ok in a savage bolt action 22 but not good at all in cheap Mossberg semiauto. does OK in my cheaper 22lr/22mag revolver.
I think the 10/22 groups have opened up enough to justify a good cleaning that includes a bore polish with some JB. You can thank me later.
I have 12k of blazer through my ruger mk4. Not one jam or miss fire with that ammo. I clean my ruger only after 3-5k worth of shoot. Very happy combo.
Keep up the great videos fun to watch.
The only difference is the powder. I LOVE Blazer 115gr 9mm it is my go to for training ammo. I have never had a single failure in the 15k+ rounds I have shot. I have a 1k+ round box of Blazer .22. Probably used about 100rds of it so far and again no issues. Shooting the same groups as my CCI Sthingers as well. Anybody that talks shit about Blazer is either a liar or just so full of shit that it can't help but spill from their mouths.
Love your videos!
Appreciate you watching!!!
Funny thing, I just picked up a few boxes of this myself.
Awesome!
I.v been shooting that blazer for twenty years and no complaints for the money. Try an accuracy test again after shooting ten rds to warm up your barrel first. I find its a more accurate way to judge 22lr.
a good video would show how much moor accurate the ruger is after you clean it.
Been shooting Blazer ammo for years. Never had issues with it
Stuff shoots pretty good. Never had issues with it 👍
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The 100 yard group the CZ pulled off is nothing to sneeze at… the 10-22 did OK considering blazer is only slightly better than bulk ammo. i have a tricked out marlin 795 that does quite well with blazer. great in the bush plinking ammo. Cheers
Every ammo manufacture sells a variety of different named brands. You may pass on the higher priced brand but choose the mid grade or low price box. But they want our money, either way. I always like to see ammo testing, by the youtubers. It saves us time and money!
Their old Blazer sucked I stopped using it for years. I found some in my ammo stash and shot it agents the new Blazer. They did something to make it work much better.
My daughters savage rascal get great groups with this ammo. My semi auto rifle won't cycle it very well. Lots of stove pipes and feeding issues. Since its standard velocity. My herritage revolver does well woth this blazer ammo too.
The actual difference between the two types is this: CCI Mini Mags are copper coated lead and the Blazer is lead without a copper coating.
I have had good batches of Blazer .22 and some bad batches (not terrible, just more failures to fire, that fired on second attempts) but I have never had any issues with accuracy. Good cheap ammo!
We bought CCI Blazers in the 70's when it was 6.99 for 10 boxes at 50 rounds a box. It was not great back then and had duds fairly regular. We still bought it and I likely may still have a box from the early 80's...We were cheap and shot 10's of thousands of them.
@@tt600pch Yeah, back in the days when hardware stores, markets, just lots of places sold .22 ammo, even if that was the only ammo they carried. Most any Mom and Pop outfit sold .22 long, long rifle, and usually .22 shorts.