CCI Quiet-22 Semi-Auto 45 gr Soft Point .22lr Ammo, 50/box – 975CC

Love these. Great and quiEt for target and small pests like rats, etc. Service fast and professional. Thank you !

Works ok in some automatics. Didn’t cycle the bolt in my Ruger 10/22. Is just a little louder than the other quiet 22 40gr 710fps ammo.

I picked a few of these up to try from Sportsmans in store and tried on a number of my 22LRs, and most did not cycle. My go to for practice is a Gen 3 Glock 19 frame with a Advantage Arms conversion slide on it. The low fps couldn't cycle the slide. I tried these on my Ruger 22/45 Mark IV and similarly had cycling problem. I thought because I was running it suppressed that it was the problem, but no even with the suppressor is didn't have enough to eject the casing. I figured it was a handgun

Not as quiet as I would have hoped. I suppose it's quieter than a standard .22 when shot from a rifle, but not by much, in my opinion. And if you are using a revolver, it seems to be exactly the same noise level.

Seems like a quality round. The reviews on it are good. I have not yet used them since I'm waiting to go squirrel hunting still.

I bought enough of this ammo to run some tests at the range and get free shipping. It didn't group as well as CCI SV through my Savage Mark II at 50yds. I also tested it through a 10/22 with reasonable precision (sub 1" at 50yds) without any issues cycling the action. The quieter report wasn't worth the additional expense for my application. I prioritize precision over quietness.

Very happy with performance. Not much louder than my pellet gun. May not cycle in some semi autos but works well in one of mine.

I run a can on my 22 pistol and this ammo is very quiet and runs very smooth I think my buddy has claimed my 22 and can when I come around with it. I will buy more of this ammo when it's available.

These 45 grain subsonic CCI rounds worked fine in my wife's 1990s 10/22. They are slightly louder than 22 LR CB caps, almost like a very weak fire cracker but not hurtful to the ears. Fired from my Marlin Model 39A they are even quieter due to the 24" barrel. The Marlin is my home pest rifle with these bullets and it shoots nice small groups at 35 yards. The 45 grain bullet gets really good penetration on vermin and has recently accounted for 8 skunks from 25 to 50 yards with no exits. I

Typical CCI quality....reliable and accurate. They're also very quiet. I've shot half a box out of a 10/22 with both the factory spring and a Kidds spring and have had no issues at all. Will definitely be buying more of them.

Works great in pistols and rifles Good sound reduction with a linear comp attached and totally silent with suppressor. Highly recommend for wet work .

Used this in PSA AR with CMMG Conversion Bolt, Mags, third party Buffer Block, and Charging Handle Insert. OK at 50 yds but large groups at 100 yards. Velocity is a bit too high for my 1/7 twist barrel. Leaves rifle dirty as expected. No misfires or jams.

Great PSA service as always. But I was a little bummed that this "Quiet 22 Semi-Auto" turned out to be the same 835fps stuff that I already have plenty of, rather than 735fps as shown in the 1st pic. I was in search of the bare minimum velocity that would still cycle my 10/22 or Walter pistol. Their standard "quiet 22" is 710 fps, and while super quiet, it wont cycle the action of a semi-auto (understandably, and it says so right on the box). This 835fps will cycle (and thats why I already had

Normally run subs with about 15-25% having some kind of failure. I ran through these with 1-2% failures. As far as .22 goes, especially subs, these have been very reliable. These got here in 4 days, even with flooding that shut down travel for a bit.

Accurate. Very quiet. Shooting suppressed sounds like a pellet gun. One in every 25 rounds or so won't cycle the bolt on my S&W MP22. I can live with that.

The ammo is great ammo, I ordered 1000 rounds thinking it was actually 735FPS (as it says on the first picture) when it arrived found out it was actually 835FPS. I love you palmetto but that was disappointing.

Cycles in a MKIV, Beretta 21A covert, and Glock 44 with and without a can. Super quiet with my Dead Air Mask on it. I probably won't be buying any other 22 until someone comes out with a copper plated HP.

Runs great in a Mark IV and 10/22, and is dramatically quieter than standard or high velocity. I'm sure my neighbors wish I found these sooner. I'd like to have a dump truck load of em.