Thanks Willard

Appreciate you watching

Thanks Jeff I appreciate it

Hey Terry. Yeah not super impressed with it for the price. They cant all be winners

Thanks Ray. Yeah it wasnt very impressive

.4 is not too shabby at all

Yeah after the fouling shots it actually surprised me too. The foulers were terrible

super extra are surprisingly good in everything ive tried them with, especially with the price and availability, they seem like a very underrated round.

Thanks a lot Chico. Were constantly trying to bring better quality. Glad to hear you like the changes

My Lithgow LA101 hates Centre X but loves Midas +. Problem is it is expensive and almost impossible to find here in Australia.

Nice

I have been looking for green tag and cant find any

I havent seen any on the shelves but i will keep an eye out

Thanks

Norma Tac-22 is Match grade ammo. Its just rebranded RWS Target Rifle so its a lower tiered Match ammo more for practice.

Nice. Will keep an eye out

I have been on the look out but havent seen any hit our area yet

I dont have any fancy scopes and stuff, but have tested alot of rimfire ammo. The S&B std 40gr is by far the best thru my Brno rifle. I’m still looking for the subsonic S&B ammo to test. The shortage of ammo isn’t really helping. Maybe you should come and visit me here in South Africa and test it here on my farm😝

Might be able to get that together

Almost all of the ammo manufacturers do something like that. In my opinion 75% of it is total bs.

Hey Romeo. Yeah ive had it for quote some time just never thought about using it until now.

Haha very true

Thanks

Awesome Richard. Thanks for the info verifying what we suspected from the video

@@PursuitofAccuracy So, just for the heck of it I checked rim thicknesses on SK semi auto and Wolf Match Xtra. The Semi averaged (15 rounds) .0413" The lowest was .041" and the highest .0415". The Wolf averaged .0373" with the lowest being .0365" and the highest .038" A Hornady rim thickness gauge was used along with a Fowler digital caliper. Question Josh....Do you know what the ideal headspace is for these precision rimfire rifles? Are we looking at .000" clearance between the bolt face and the cartridge? Or do we want some space when the bolt is closed? I build precision CF match rifles and my headspace is in the .001" area. Playing with rimfires is new to me so I am not sure what the gunsmiths that build these custom rifles are after. I can see where you could headspace a rifle for a specific ammunition.....but I am not sure what that measurement is? Any help? Obviously, that Lilja barrel for the CZ that comes with the shims is addressing this condition. Thanks Richard

@@richarddesimone4451 i would imagine most are built to a .043 headspafe so that it will chamber almost any ammo. When im shooting eley etc i target .039 to .040 depending on the ammo. So basically im shooting for .001 gap with the cartridge loaded. This gives an easy bolt close and consistent ignition

@@PursuitofAccuracy Thank you Josh, that is exactly the information I was looking for. Maybe, that is why the SK Semi-Auto shoots so well in my rifle. I am going to start checking all the other ammo I have as this will give me better read on how it might work in my rifle.

OK, so you imagined these rifles are built with a .043" headspace! So today, to satisfy my curiosity, I removed the barrel for cleaning and more trigger adjusting along with doing an actual check on its headspace. I used my Mitutoyo depth micrometer and took readings (several in different locations) on both the distance of the action face to the bolt face (1.239") and the distance from the barrel shoulder to the face of the breech (1.193") I took several readings all around both the barrel and action to make sure they were all the same............and they were. Based on the readings, it would appear that headspace is .046". Unless the tolerance on your rifle is different, I would not believe that the hard bolt closing you experienced in the Aguila video was due to headspace? More along the lines of the bullet jamming the leade in the chamber? Thoughts? I was almost thinking of cutting the shoulder back a few thousandths allowing the barrel to lock up closer to the bolt............................However, after examining the situation, I see where there is a horizontal cut on the back of the breech along with the cuts for the extractors and was unsure if I just moved the shoulder, I would mess up something in the back end so I changed my mind. I would imagine Lilja probably has all these spec's built in on their "headspace adjustable" barrel. Thoughts?

Will try to leave it up there for longer in the next videos. Will see if i can find some wolf match laying around. Thanks Richard

Just hit "pause" on the video and read forever if you want.

Just screen cap it and throw the pick in your 22 note file!!

They are athlon medium height

The rws rifle match is very good

Yeah it would be a good practice ammo

Honestly i had not heard of that but i will 100% look into it and see about getting it on the channel

We will give the cci sv another run. I plan to do a sorted vs non sorted cci sv test

My 457 doesnt do too great with cci sv but my bergara b14r sure likes it a lot more than the CZ.

@@PursuitofAccuracy lol...I sorted an entire brick of CCI SV and started a thread on RimfireCentral about it...oh boy was THAT a mistake. There are shooters there that are 100% sure it is useless and they let me have it. In fairness they make a compelling argument. Just last week a guy took a bunch of CCI SV...broke it down...weighed all parts...lead, case, powder and even removed primer...and posted it all...primer was the biggest difference in weight

@@theunforgivenpuritan4102 wow thats definitely interesting. Yeah my results sorting havent been great and i dont normally sort any of my ammo.

I should clarify...the variance in the primer compound seemed to be the greatest. Powder variance was surprisingly tight. Lead weight was tight too.. he is now doing a box of Eley Tenex...to report results in a few days

Hi Dwayne, I didnt steal any of ricks ammo.....yet. My eley match runs 1102 fps average with an sd of 2-4 fps

@@PursuitofAccuracy his rifle being a different manufacturer might the difference with your CZ or either the lots. Never thought about buying lots of until seeing his videos. Thanks for getting back to me

@@Dwayne7834 yeah no problem. His barrel is also 3" shorter than mine so thats probably where he is getting the extra velocity

Goodshootinginc or champions choice. Goes quick when its in stock but its priced at realistic prices. For reference on how much the "other" sites are overcharging people........ goodshooting sells rifle match for 7.30 a box........ quit spending money with the people openly ripping you off.

Hey Ron. Yeah next time i will try to set it up a bit different so the overlays dont interfere. I think a website is going to need to happen quicker than I thought. I just need to find something for a fair price

I think if i shot enough of it there would be some decent groups but not consistently. Honestly its bad enough i wouldnt recommend it to anyone. Especially since sk is around the same price and is just better

I just picked up a die by Neil waltz you can do a flat point like eley or a hollow point and in doing that it makes the driving bands a .225 dia. And perfectly round I have found it helps mid price ammo more accurate but not much better on high end ammo And it helps alot to sort the ammo too when reworking the ammo

the neil waltz does help, ive just began head space testing.works for me, now with the off ones i'll try some resizing

Will do. Thanks

Out of curiosity, what is the practicality of shooting a 'practice' ammo, other than 'it's cheap'? Seriously, I don't understand why something that shoots different in your rifle can help with improvement. Shouldn't one practice using the same tools? Seems kind of like practising with a sling shot (example, not seriously) to better understand your Vudoo. I dunno, maybe I'm just dense, but I don't get the connection.

@@knokname6466 for running drill,

Will be on the lookout

Auto match runs pretty good in my CZ 457 it's my go to for practice/plinking.

@@gufftroad77 Yes, my 457 shoots the Federal Auto Match just about group for group with CCI-SV in my CZ`s.

Rim thickness I gave up on it a while back. I just shoot it out the box

Good stuff! It works very well in my CZ457. It also works great in both mine and my wifes S&W Victory pistols too. My Ruger MK4 likes it too.

I dont doubt it

Small heavy fill gamechanger

Thanks for the comment Lohi. I extracted a hard to chamber round and didnt see any indication it was the projectile hitting the lands.

@@PursuitofAccuracy I measured many, i found the rim thickness was the problem. It was also VERY inconsistent in the size. This Agulia Match ammo is NOT worth the price. I`ve shot American bulk ammo that kicked this ammo`s ass bigtime. If you have a MATCH chamber, its gonna run tight as hell in it. Bolt will close hard.

I am 100% biased against that ammo 🤣🤣🤣 When you have to break cbeek weld just to close the bolt with 10lbs of force its not good ammo, especially when its not consistently that hard. A junior shooter wouldnt even be able to work the bolt with that ammo.

Most likely i forgot to add it but yes part of the series

Yeah i dont care for it. Much better options out there

They honestly arent even in the same ballpark as the other ammunition being tested

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Glad im not alone on the sinking ship Gary 🤣🤣

I was just glad that I didn't pay too much for it. :) There are better choices out there. Most of the SK stuff is at least as good, but probably better and more consistent. It's good to have someone else verify the results though.

Yes sir. Appreciate ya

If not do you plan on it

That rifle has the factory trigger with the yodave. At this point its pribably going to stay that way as my daughter shoots it a lot and she is used to that trigger. My 3rd 457 will be getting a timney once they release the flat trigger shoe model as I already have the curved on my competition 457.

@@PursuitofAccuracy which model are you considering to be your 3rd?

@@Slide4949 I have an mtr, vpt mtr, and an at one. They are constsntly getting cycled around for competition and the channel

Good stuff, but real hard to find right now. Luckily i bought a huge bunch of it a long time ago.

Me either at this point haha

Me neither... i`ve even passed up on a bunch of it lately. Why buy it when its dirty ammo and you can`t hit shit with it.

The ammo supply has run out of steam. Will get it worked out

@@PursuitofAccuracy keep up the good work. The videos keep getting better and better

Thanks for the info On the throne. I think i also have a box of the standarf velocity as well

Agreed! I still have a bunch of that real old PMC 22 ammo. It always shot real decent!

Will see if i can find it

Goodshooting inc is the best place to get sk

Interesting. Does lapua work in your rifle?

@@PursuitofAccuracy haven't tried lapua

@@alabamaoutdoors4468 ah ok was just curious because lapua and sk are the same ammo.

@@PursuitofAccuracy cci and aquilla does good enough for my use. (Mostly )1/2 at 50 yds , I'd like to try tenex if ever see any of a shelf

@@alabamaoutdoors4468 lots of good ammo put there. Tenex is among the best

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Yeah i dont expect a lot out of green tag honestly