[HAIL CAESAR]

The key with 22 conversions is to just buy 1 box of several ammo and to weed out the stuff that doesn't work. Then find the most accurate or the cheapest from the stuff that does work.

I seen most that love the cheap Federal and hate the cheap Rem. But my buddy has one that is the other way around.:dunno:

If you are getting real one inch groups out of the Remington then you have a winner considering the barrel you have.

 

[J_Rico]

I plan on trying some more types. Have a couple more here that I did not take.

The biggest suprise to me was the lack of function in the Aguila. Read nothing bad about that load and have had great luck with other Aquila offerings.

ETA: It was a little over 1". I was using one of those targets with the 1" squares. Two holes in a square and three just outside. So, over an inch, but not by much. Only tried a couple groups off the rest as it was kind of awkward where I was shooting. Hopefully try again in a couple weeks.

 

[HAIL CAESAR]

I tried some Aguila something-or-rather ammo and it didn't have enough horsepower to cycle the gun. Tried the cheapo Centurion and had the same issues. This could be solved by respringing the gun but it was not worth the effort.

 

[blaster_54738]

i just took my cmmg stainless kit out to test my black dog drum. i used federal bulk pack and it fired through all 50 rounds without a problem. don't know how accurate it was but easily rapid fired all 50 rounds. btw the drums are AWESOME!!!!

 

[J_Rico]

Oooohh. 50rd drum.

That sounds fun. One of my favorite things about this is being able to pull the trigger w/o thinking "Dang! How much did that cost?"

 

[scottMO]

I've had several CMMG kits and have no complaints. It's a alot of fun to shoot the long guns indoors and for a cheaper cost too...

The BDM drums are great and worth it IMHO. My shorties w/CMMG .22lr drop in w/BDM drum:

A video of my drum in action at a recent indoor shoot (not me or my F/A though):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTl140kYRVQ