Last month I bought the Browning Performance Rimfire 37grain fragmenting 22lr. I shot three groups of five rounds each at 25 yards with my 10" 22 Ruger Charger Lite. I'd estimate the groups were 1/2". I was impressed. I'm going to test the rest of the ammo at 50 yards soon. But I will definitely buy more if I see it on the shelf at Cabela's.
Absolutely informative! I'm impressed. Again. Thank you, MAN! ))) Good to see side-by-side with real inexpensive Federal Champions (blue boxes) or CCI Standard Velocity or simple prehistorical Remington Thunderbolt! Something tells me, news might be interesting ))
I tried the bulk 400pk by Browning, they stayed in the 10 with some flyers. Never came across them kind yet, has a nice box to reload with other bulk like the CCI jewel case 100pk. Looks like a cardboard one. Need to look out for Tenex, made one solid hit.
you should get your hands on some fiocchi performance shooting dynamics/field dynamics. same SKU new boxes. for cheap off the shelf stuff its super impressive. got 1/2" groups at 50 with a stock 10/22 talo, CCI i got down to aboutt 3/4" with a random flyer here and there
@TheOldFatDadGoober forgot to add the SKU, 22fhpsub, UPC 762344710020, 40 gr hollow point...theres too many similar ones, gotta go by sku/upc...ALSO the torque setting on your receiver screw makes a big difference on 10/22s, i started at 15ft lbs and went up in increments of 2 lbs and once i hit 20lbs or so it was the tightest groups
While a test using at least 3 different rifles would have been a more fair comparison of the browning ammo. Since rifles can be ammo picky just like we can. I personally have not tried the pro 22 but the other types of browning ammo I have tried, none of my 22's liked it.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Oh I believe other people have had similar results also. Most all of my 22's do not like browning or winchester super brands. I forgot to add, great job pointing out that one super sonic round during the 1st mag. The mic on your camera picked it up very well.
I bought 1 box of this Browning Pro-22 to test in my CZ 457 MTR. My CZ shoots almost anything decently, at least 1" groups at 50 yards, but this Browning PRO-22 was quite possibly the worst ammo I have ever seen out of it, producing 3"+ groups at 50 yards.
Thank you first and foremost by the way, let start off by saying respectfully that that ammo with its velocity is not meant to be shot through semiautomatic rifles or pistols, because of cycling and timing issues, do to such a low velocity, or standard velocity, thus effecting its accuracy do to the timing of the bolt on a semiautomatic 22. I would like to see a accuracy test of that ammo with a bolt action rifle that was tuned and harmonics dampened. Thank you for your test
Thanks for watching! That's an awful lot of work to make some ammo shoot decently. The manufacturer really should include the information as well if it's necessary to make their product function properly.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Even $650 is a lot of money.👍 I didn't expect you put such an expensive scope on a Ruger 10/22! Usually people use scopes under $100. But good scopes are worth every penny -- I didn't know that until recently.
Just te branded ammo I have a box of a 1000 browning 36 grain HP that's re branded 333's. I had a handful of fail to fires with it in several firearms and still have plenty of it left. Contacted Browning with photos and got zero responses.
Just a suggestion: clean the barrel until you get a clean dry patch. Shoot a fouling group and a sighting group. Shoot groups for accuracy. Repeat the process when changing to a different ammo.
Looks like Browning is ruining their good name. I can remember when "anything" with the Browning name was the best. These day's it's all about the dollar. Good shooting.
Somehow I missed this notification... Glad you switched ammo to show what garbage the Browning was by comparison. Pretty sure there is some 500rd bulk packs out there that shoot better...
It shoots good enough to use for me. Don't get me wrong, it's not spectacular tho. I have the cheap marlin lol. It stacks them with cci standard tho. And no problem, enjoying the channel, catching up on older videos if you haven't noticed lol.
Hi. I consider you a professional. So what I'm going to say might be teaching fish how to swim -- I see that you're using a scope of which you cannot adjust the parallax. I didn't know about parallax until a year or so ago. Without getting rid of the parallax completely, you might get bigger groups than you actually can. Since I knew about parallax, I've paid close attention to it, and I have indeed got better groups.
Thanks for watching! That scope, Vortex Viper PST 2, does have adjustable parallax. I agree with you that it is a very helpful tool in getting small groups.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober I guess that Vortex Viper PST 2 5-25x scope is pretty expensive? I searched on Amazon and on Vortexoptics website too, the "VIPER PST GEN II 5-25X50 FFP" has a pretty steep price! Only I didn't expect you put such high-end scope on a Ruger 10/22.
I just bought 200 rounds of browning for $32.00 I'm so pissed! It's complete garbage! Velocity is all over the place. 3 in group at 50 yards. I normally shoot CCI standard Velocity. It can shoot ½in groups. I will NEVER buy any ammo made by browning ever again!
Thanks for watching! This ammo seems to be a loser for everyone I've talked to. The hyper velocity Browning ammo isn't bad though. Def CCI SV for good groups though.
Last month I bought the Browning Performance Rimfire 37grain fragmenting 22lr. I shot three groups of five rounds each at 25 yards with my 10" 22 Ruger Charger Lite. I'd estimate the groups were 1/2". I was impressed. I'm going to test the rest of the ammo at 50 yards soon. But I will definitely buy more if I see it on the shelf at Cabela's.
Thanks for watching! I've had good luck with their high velocity ammo too. This though...
TOFD G. Good video. Thanks for sharing your results. Similar results when I have shot the Pro 22. That ELEY is amazing, good shooting. Take care.
Thanks for watching! I'll have to watch your PRO22 video, I don't think I caught it when it came out.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Thanks. The video was nothing special, but the results were similar to yours.
Absolutely informative! I'm impressed. Again. Thank you, MAN! )))
Good to see side-by-side with real inexpensive Federal Champions (blue boxes) or CCI Standard Velocity or simple prehistorical Remington Thunderbolt!
Something tells me, news might be interesting ))
Thanks for watching! I've tested those other types of ammo in other videos. The PRO22 is one of the least accurate.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Thank you! I sure saw them )) It definitely looks like less accurate.
Had a box of Browning in my hand, saw the outrageous price, put it back. Glad I did!!
Thanks for watching! Dodged a bullet there, literally.
Thanks for another great video!!
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Another great video thanx.
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Love to see the velociter up against that browning stuff
Thanks for watching! I'm probably going to shoot the rest of the pro22 in my pistol. Not much good for anything else in my opinion.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober looks to be true
I tried the bulk 400pk by Browning, they stayed in the 10 with some flyers. Never came across them kind yet, has a nice box to reload with other bulk like the CCI jewel case 100pk. Looks like a cardboard one. Need to look out for Tenex, made one solid hit.
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you should get your hands on some fiocchi performance shooting dynamics/field dynamics. same SKU new boxes. for cheap off the shelf stuff its super impressive. got 1/2" groups at 50 with a stock 10/22 talo, CCI i got down to aboutt 3/4" with a random flyer here and there
Thanks for watching! I did just that: th-cam.com/video/gjM5ZF8Jmgg/w-d-xo.html
Check it out.
@TheOldFatDadGoober forgot to add the SKU, 22fhpsub, UPC 762344710020, 40 gr hollow point...theres too many similar ones, gotta go by sku/upc...ALSO the torque setting on your receiver screw makes a big difference on 10/22s, i started at 15ft lbs and went up in increments of 2 lbs and once i hit 20lbs or so it was the tightest groups
Thank you for the data
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When browning first came out in rimfire winchester was loading it for them and in my experience it was crappy dirty round
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Browning's marketing reminds me of the saying... "Don't sing it if you can't bring it".
Thanks for watching! I've never heard that phrase before but I like it.
While a test using at least 3 different rifles would have been a more fair comparison of the browning ammo. Since rifles can be ammo picky just like we can. I personally have not tried the pro 22 but the other types of browning ammo I have tried, none of my 22's liked it.
Thanks for watching! I don't have 2 other rifles to test with. You can find several other videos with similar results though.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Oh I believe other people have had similar results also. Most all of my 22's do not like browning or winchester super brands. I forgot to add, great job pointing out that one super sonic round during the 1st mag. The mic on your camera picked it up very well.
@@David45Abq "Try other rifles, i did and they all sucked" So why should OFD bother??
I bought 1 box of this Browning Pro-22 to test in my CZ 457 MTR. My CZ shoots almost anything decently, at least 1" groups at 50 yards, but this Browning PRO-22 was quite possibly the worst ammo I have ever seen out of it, producing 3"+ groups at 50 yards.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you first and foremost by the way, let start off by saying respectfully that that ammo with its velocity is not meant to be shot through semiautomatic rifles or pistols, because of cycling and timing issues, do to such a low velocity, or standard velocity, thus effecting its accuracy do to the timing of the bolt on a semiautomatic 22. I would like to see a accuracy test of that ammo with a bolt action rifle that was tuned and harmonics dampened. Thank you for your test
Thanks for watching! That's an awful lot of work to make some ammo shoot decently. The manufacturer really should include the information as well if it's necessary to make their product function properly.
How much is that Vortex Viper PST 2 5-25x scope? -- over $1,000?
Thanks for watching! $650 here, but they regularly go on sale for even less.
www.eurooptic.com/Vortex-Viper-PST-5-25x50-EBR-2C-MRAD-PST-5258.aspx
@@TheOldFatDadGoober Even $650 is a lot of money.👍 I didn't expect you put such an expensive scope on a Ruger 10/22! Usually people use scopes under $100.
But good scopes are worth every penny -- I didn't know that until recently.
@@liedebunker1253 Good scopes are definitely worth it. I put my best stuff on the guns I use the most.
Just te branded ammo
I have a box of a 1000 browning 36 grain HP that's re branded 333's. I had a handful of fail to fires with it in several firearms and still have plenty of it left. Contacted Browning with photos and got zero responses.
Thanks for watching! That sucks.
Very optimistic marketing
Thanks for watching! Very!
Tenex rules the day. Back to the drawing board for the Browning...
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I have a lot of different.22 but I don’t think I have any Browning
Thanks for watching! You can probably pass on this one.
Would love to see the Norma Tac 22 vs Eley Tenex.
Thanks for watching! That's a good idea.
Just a suggestion: clean the barrel until you get a clean dry patch. Shoot a fouling group and a sighting group. Shoot groups for accuracy. Repeat the process when changing to a different ammo.
Thanks for watching! I've tried this method before, it didn't seem to change much.
That has no bearing on this ammo.
As stated on the box, mine failed to cycle my 10/22 about 80% of the time.
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Looks like Browning is ruining their good name. I can remember when "anything" with the Browning name was the best. These day's it's all about the dollar. Good shooting.
Thanks for watching! I agree, browning used to mean quality.
browning marketing at its best lol
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Says on the box it might not function in all semi-autos.
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Price dropped from $14 to $ 8 ....... on various websites..... For me :CCI + Aguila it is... it's Winchester re-packaged this Browning
Thanks for watching! Prices are almost back to normal.
Browning Pro up against CCI standard velocity next.
Thanks for watching! Not worth it in my opinion. PRO22 is one of the least accurate round I've seen
Should have tested against CCI standard velocity, I have some experience with the browning ammo, not a fan
Thanks for watching! It wasn't a great round for me either.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober really would like to see you do a video of sellier/ballot club vs the tennex
@@kevinankrom4351 I've never run across s&b club! If I find some, I'll do a video.
👍!
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Somehow I missed this notification... Glad you switched ammo to show what garbage the Browning was by comparison. Pretty sure there is some 500rd bulk packs out there that shoot better...
Thanks for watching! I've definitely shot more accurate bulk pack ammo.
Browning wasn’t too much of a pro shot. Compared to the Tenex. Thanks for the video.
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I mean you can't deny the results here, but that being said we all know a gun will like different ammo regardless.
Just my 2 cents. Good video tho.
Thanks for watching! Some guns do like different types of ammo but I haven't met anyone who likes this stuff.
It shoots good enough to use for me. Don't get me wrong, it's not spectacular tho.
I have the cheap marlin lol. It stacks them with cci standard tho.
And no problem, enjoying the channel, catching up on older videos if you haven't noticed lol.
@@JamesBond-oc4gm Maybe I was too harsh, glad to hear it's working well for you. We're living in a great time for 22 ammo, lots of choices out there.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober nah, not too harsh.
I respect honesty, I won't get in my feelings 🤣👍
Yea I agree, plenty of choices and definitely cheaper
Makes me want to steer clear of Browning.
Thanks for watching! I've had good experiences with their hyper velocity ammo.
No wonder I see ELEY is always being used in Olympics games, only you had 2 weren't able to feed, which was disappointing
Thanks for watching! It's good stuff. Not really made for semi auto rifles so I wouldn't judge it too harshly.
Приветствую!
Сделайте обзор патронов Hornadi 22lr.
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Thanks lol
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It would go better if they replace “Pro” with “Cheap”.
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My 10 22 constantly jams with pro 22
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Hi. I consider you a professional. So what I'm going to say might be teaching fish how to swim -- I see that you're using a scope of which you cannot adjust the parallax.
I didn't know about parallax until a year or so ago. Without getting rid of the parallax completely, you might get bigger groups than you actually can.
Since I knew about parallax, I've paid close attention to it, and I have indeed got better groups.
Thanks for watching! That scope, Vortex Viper PST 2, does have adjustable parallax. I agree with you that it is a very helpful tool in getting small groups.
@@TheOldFatDadGoober I guess that Vortex Viper PST 2 5-25x scope is pretty expensive?
I searched on Amazon and on Vortexoptics website too, the "VIPER PST GEN II 5-25X50 FFP" has a pretty steep price!
Only I didn't expect you put such high-end scope on a Ruger 10/22.
I think velocitors are better than the browning
Thanks for watching! Me too.
looks like Browning has some work to do.
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Very typical of any of browning stuff.
Thanks for watching! Some of their hypervelocity rounds were decent. This though...
@@TheOldFatDadGoober I’ve never had much luck with any of their stuff in the pst
Not overly impressed with the browning ammo
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Even with a budget rifle you can see an obvious difference shit in shit out browning is junk
Thanks for watching! This.
I’ve got 3 boxes of it and Winchester white box shoots better lol it’s terrible
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Usual Browning ammo quality, poor.
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Browning pro 22 is GARBAGE. it doesn’t even compare to bulk pack aguila
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Do not like Browning Period
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I just bought 200 rounds of browning for $32.00
I'm so pissed! It's complete garbage! Velocity is all over the place. 3 in group at 50 yards. I normally shoot CCI standard Velocity. It can shoot ½in groups. I will NEVER buy any ammo made by browning ever again!
Thanks for watching! This ammo seems to be a loser for everyone I've talked to. The hyper velocity Browning ammo isn't bad though. Def CCI SV for good groups though.