Aguila .22 Long Rifle 40gr SP Interceptor Ammunition, 50 Round Box – 1B222320

Be interesting how these stack up with stingers. Haven't been able to test yet but no matter what the outcome it will be fun to see. They make some pretty good ammo!

accuracy from my rem 581-s at 130 yds is minute-of-bottlecap.in a stiff breeze these seem to drift less than other hv .22 lr. ammo.a bit over-priced at most stores.could be sold for way less than 5 bucks/50.favorite target is cracked eggs at 100+.my dawg cleans up.

I have a couple 20+ acre properties loaded with prairie dogs. Between the SuperMaximum and Interceptor Aguila .22s...It's a toss-up. I consistently take out dogs at 125+ yards with my Marlin 39A with either ammo. The Interceptor appears not to drop as much at these ranges...probably due to being 40 vs. 30 grains for the SuperMax.

Extremely accurate and reliable ammunition although a little expensive for .22 ammunition. Only use it for certain situations.

They should be a dollar less. A competitive sporting goods store locally sells them for three dollars and ninety ninety cents. Super Extra not Interceptors. Interceptors are only at Sportsmans Warehouse.

I am very pleased with the performance of this ammo. I will not talk groups at this time since I have not shot since the early 1990's, need a lot more practice. Next will be to try this out in my Ruger 10/22. I will be buying more in the near future.

Accurate, no failure to feed/fire/eject. No hang fires. Tested it in my new S&W M&P 22 c and my 55 year old Ruger Standard semi-auto. Reliable ... that is a critical consideration for any ammo.