Winchester .22 LR 36gr CPHP 222 Round Bulk Pack of Ammunition – 22LR222HP

So, I have read all the other reviews and am taken aback by the issues people are having. I have purchased the same ammo in 333 and 555 boxes and had maybe 5/6 failures a box... that's a pretty good rate for the 1000's of rounds I've used. I ran a full box of 555 on friday with only 2. My groupings are about dime sized at 100yds with a Ruger Target Lite. It's stock with a scope so... I would have to say, for the price, it's amazing.

At 25 yds. off a rest with my 780 five shots made two holes 1/8" apart...one on top of the other. Couldn't shoot any better. Each 22lr rifle likes different ammo.

I shot 150 of these through my Ruger Single Six at a distance of 25 yards. My best 6 shot group size measured .926”. All 150 rounds fired without any malfunctions. They’re a great value, with awesome accuracy. Only problem is they are hard to find in my area.

We found a box of this ammo that had to be at least 40+ years old. We shot it out of a Buck Mark semi-automatic and it worked flawlessly.

It shoots .5” 50 yards groups out of my CZ 452 ultralux and will shoot five all in the same hole at 25 yards. It shoots just as tight with my browning buck mark 5.5” target pistol. I believe most people having feeding for failing to fire issues don’t know how to properly disassemble and clean their firearms. It feeds perfectly and zero fail to fires in both my rimfires...but I clean and lube them regularly. It works pretty good on squirrels. Most drop dead on the spot with head and neck shots. I’ve had a couple crawl a few feet and expire.

I just finished my second box of 525 rds through my new TX22. Had one fail-to-fire (two deep strikes) and no feed failures. Using factory 16 rd fully-filled magazines.

I've put over 1000rounds of this ammo through two different rifles (Marlin XT-22VT and a Steven's 64) with zero failures to fire, 1 MOA or better accuracy at 100 yards, and predictable hits out to 300 yards. This ammunition out performs my Norma match ammo and CCI every time. I'll always pick up a box when I see it in stores.

Great for plinking... cheap and no problems cycling in my semiautomatic.. I have shot thousands of rounds and only had a few duds... Thank you Winchester ..... ONE HAPPY PLINKER...

I have always loved this brand both there guns and ammo in the last 3 or 4 month we have shot at least 10000 rounds both 555 and 500 pack and maybe 10 rounds did not fire and use there ammo in a 40 year old Ruger 10/22 with 25 round mags and HK 416 20 and 30 round mags also a Beretta m9 10 15 round mag all feed fine and on target

For the people that complain about this ammo have problems with their guns and/ or shooting ability. A well maintained fire arm will fire this ammo with no problems, very accurate over 100 + yards. Fired this ammo through Remington model 12, Winchester 190 auto, Ruger single six, and 1022 with drum mags. The Henry loves it!!!

I shoot a S&W mode 617 and a Ruger GP100 (both 10 round revolvers). This ammo has been fantastic. Very very accurate and dependable. I have fired several thousand rounds of this ammo. Once in a while I get a FTF but not very often. Ive tried several types of ammo in both revolvers and this round has absolutely been the most accurate and reliable. My Ruger was shooting wild shots with the golden bullet and I switched to this round and it was total opposite!! I can only testify to Revolver shooting and this is and will be my go to round. Very accurate!!

On my 3rd box. I'm getting 1/4" groups at 50 yards. Have not had a single misfire through my Marlin 60

My Ruger American loves these. Deadly accurate at 50 yards and not a single failure to fire out of 600 rounds.

This stuff is all over the place for accuracy, and it sticks in many revolver cylinders making shooting it a total waste of time and money. Yes it's cheap, but it is also so inconsistent you cannot figure out if or what you are doing enough to improve your shooting. This is garbage ammo. I have tons of it too! It was the FIRST .22 LR I found after the drought, and I paid a premium price for 999 rounds of junk 22 ammo. It sticks in chambers, it's dirty, it super inconsistent, and it is perhaps the worst 22 LR ammo made. This is the ammo that gives 22 a bad rap.

have numerous 22 semi autos and it works well in all. No issues after 500 + rounds. It is not target ammo but for blasting I like it. Seems to be a fairly clean round as well. Do like the Federal auto match a bit better but hard to catch in my location at times. This is a solid plan B for me.

I bought a bulk box of this ammo and it is dirty, inconsistent, and loves to jam in my Marlin 795. I do not recommend this ammo. Extra star for it being very cheap, but that is the only positive.

Using this ammo in a Sig P220R with .22LR conversion kit so I can run training scenarios without spending a fortune on .45ACP ammo. Ammo cycles well in the conversion.

Had no issues with these rounds cycling the slide on my S&W M&P 22 Full Size. I experienced no malfunctions testing three magazines worth.

These 22LR seem to work well in my Browning BuckMark pistols. I had a half dozen FTF (fail to fire) out of about 350 rounds, but I think a "sticking" magazine was likely the problem.

Light load will not function in a HK Mod 300. Also several miss fires in a revolver. Don't purchase this ammo.