CCI Standard .22lr accuracy test 55 yards Tikka T1X
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In todays shootingtest we'll take a look at the CCI Standard. This cartridge has been the "go-to-cartridge" for me when I want something that works and don't cost an arm and a leg. Is CCI Standard the best budget ammo in .22lr?
I will be shooting my Tikka T1X during this review
Lets go to the range and see if my trust in it is deserved.
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If you would like to see tests of more ammo you will find this on my channel. There I'm in the start of a huge rimfire ammunition test where my goal is to test all the following ammo;
Eley Tenex Biathlon
Eley Tenex
Eley Team
Eley Subsonic
Eley Standard
Eley Sport
Eley Match pistol
Eley Match
Eley Match Biathlon
Eley High Velocity HP
Eley Force HV
Eley Force HV HP
Eley Contact subsonic
Eley Club
Eley Biathlon club
Eley Pistol Plus
CCI Velocitor
CCI Stinger
CCI Mini Mag solid
CCI Mini Mag HP
CCI Standard
CCI Sub-sonic
CCI Segmented HP HV
CCI Quiet-22 Segmented HP
CCI Quiet LRN Semi-auto
CCI Quiet LRN
CCI Blazer LRN
CCI Copper-22
CCI Pistol Match
CCI Stinger Vintage
Federal Automatch
Federal RPT
Federal 712 Game Shok
Federal American Eagle CP
Federal Prem.Hunter Match
Federal Am.Eagle Suppressed
Federal Black box
Federal Champion
Federal High Velocity LRN
Norma TAC-22
Norma Biathlon
Norma Subsonic
Norma 2
RWS Club
RWS High Velocity green
RWS High V Green Fragment
RWS High Velocity
RWS High Velocity HP
RWS Pistol Match
RWS Pistol Match SR
RWS R100
RWS R50
RWS Rifle Match
RWS Rifle Match S
RWS Semi Auto
RWS Subsonic HP
RWS Target pistol
RWS Target rifle
RWS R50 Vintage
RWS R Standard
RWS Special Match
SK Biathlon Sport
SK 22 Flatnose Basic
SK 22 Flatnose Match
SK 22 Longrange Match
SK 22 Rifle Match
SK 22 Semi Auto
SK 22 Standard Plus
SK Standard Plus vintage
SK 22 Magazine
SK 22 Pistol Match
SK 22 Pistol Match Spec
SK subsonic vintage
SK Rifle Match High Velocity
Magtech 40grs LRN CP
Magtech 40grs LRN SV
Magtech LRN HVBP 22A
Magtech LHP Subsonic 22D
Magtech LHP HYPV 22E
Magtech LHP High vel. 36gr
Lapua Biathlon X-treme
Lapua Center X
Lapua Midas+
Lapua Pistol King
Lapua Pistol OSP
Lapua Polar Biathlon
Lapua X-act
Winchester Laser 37grs
Winchester M22
Winchester SubsonicMax
Winchester Super X std velocity
Western X Super Match
Aguila Colibri/Super Colibri
Aguila Rifle Match Competition
Aguila Pistol Match Competition
Aguila Super Extra high vel cop
Aguila Super Extra std velocity
Remington Thunderbolt
Remington Viper TCSB
Remington Yellow Jacket
Remington Target RN
Remington Subsonic
Remington Peters
Fiocch TT Soft
Fiocchi TT Winter
Fiocchi Performance
S&B High Velocity
S&B High Velocity lot 2
S&B Club/standard
Top Shot
Geco Rifle
Geco Semi Auto
Polski Vintage
Some are sold out, or unavailable at the moment, but I have 70+ of these at hand already. I will use my Tikka T1X with a Zeiss Conquest 6,5-20x50. Shooting will mostly be done prone, but I will be using a shootingrest when available. Range is 50 meters, or 54,7 yards. I will first run 10 shots over the chronograph to get an accurate velocity reading and prep the bore for the ammo I will be testing that day. I will then shoot five five shots groups to obtain an average group size. I will be dividing ammo into groups. They will be as follow; bulk, standard, match, high velocity, subsonic and specialtyammunition.
I'm looking forward to doing this test and share the results with you all!
Disclaimer; This video is for entertainment purpose only. It's not an instruction film to be followed. I'm just a happy hobbyist, and not an expert on reloading or shooting by any means. Remember, reloading and shooting is inherently dangerous, and can cause injury and/or death. You do everything at your own risk!
Always use eye and ear protection when on the range, reloading or handling weapons. And first and foremost use your brain!
Never had the pleasure of shooting any of this round but have seen numerous reviews of its performance and it always performs well at the range given its price point. I enjoyed youR account of it and will try seek some out.
Hope you find some! It`s good ammo. I won two national championships(steel challenge) this year with them.
Great Video!!! I Like your consistent way of doing the ammo test it should produce good baseline results!
The CCI Blazer 40 grain shoot almost as well out of my rifle as the Standard Velocity. I agree they are the best in their price range.
It feels like winning in the lottery when budget ammo performs well. I have Blaser in the ammocloset and will test them later.
That’s not bad grouping however another commenter almost claims 1 hole groups out of his Ruger 10-22. I find that just a bit overstated. I have found that over the years if the 22 ammo you and your rifle like and it is around a 1” to 1 1/2 “ that’s just about as good as it gets. Every rife is different and every 22 rimfire cartridges is different. A lot to check out that’s what makes it so fun and interesting. Keep on shooting Viking I will be watching.
I agree with you, every rifle/ammo combination is different, and the only way to find out whats going to print good groups in your rifle is to do extencive testing. And one has to be ready for surprises. Thanks for watching!
I agree with the guy talking about the 10-22, mine also shoots way better than this but I do have a Kidd barrel on it shooting at smaller USBR targets aspirin sized bullseye with cheap Norma xtac. Note that I’m not a expert shooter, we shoot competition once a month and my 12 year has out shot me a few times.
Cci standard velocity is like the proverbial unicorn Been looking for them for a long time.
Hopefully they will return to the stores soon. Good ammo! GV
CCI standard shoots great in my tikka T1x in krg bravo chassis.
Average group size for six 5 shot groups was 10.8mm at 50 yards.
Its also the cheapest ammo I can buy.
Theres no greater feeling than producing small groups with cheap ammo🙂
thanks for the video. CCI standard is my goto round when going to the range and just wanting to have some fun. Very tight groups with the odd flyer
I have to admit; CCI Standard is my favorite. Quality to price makes it a winner. It has never let me down. That said, there a several cartridges that groups better, but one has to pay for it. GV
Interesting. I just bought my first chronograph and first time I am testing my .22LR, therefore looked for videos like this one to compare.
With the one 10 shot string I did with CCI Std Vel. I got ES of 41 with SD of 16 but the velocity differ a lot from yours at average of 1114 fps.
I always thought my rifle shoot a little faster than the average rifle but people said I was wrong, now I have proof. Other makes and speed according to package info also register faster from my rifle.
Hello! Yes, getting a chronograph is interesting, that's for sure. You get some surprises every now and then. You're absolutely right that some firearms are "faster" than others. I also have a theory that semi-automatic weapons "give off" some speed in the mechanism. I haven't tested it, but it's the plan to do so during the spring. Thank you for watching my videos and taking the time to leave a comment. Gunviking
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..CCI SV has chrono data for SD and ES very close to their "Match" ammo and shoots reasonable groups around 1+ MoA @50 & 100 yards for 5 shots but starts to open up as the barrel warms and produces a second "group" for 5 the next 5. They don't really need a "barrel-warmer" either so ideal for cold bore shots or game...
Hard to find until recently. It's now in stock directly from CCI for $4.99 per 50 round box.
I was lucky and bought a 5000 carton from a guy that didn`t need them. Paid about 5-6 cent a pop. That half of what they usually cost up here in Norway. Good to hear that the ammo shortage in the US is coming to an end.
I just bought today for $3.99 for 50
Great vid!! Always a good performance for me too I am glad that I stock up on then !!!
They never dissapoiunt!
THANKS FOR VIDEO. VERY INTERESTED
I come across some vintage 22 ammunition from the 1930s , some Brand names I have never heard and some familiar, western, Winchester, I was supposed they still work I got them in a yard sale in Arizona,the old lady told me her husband used to shoot 22 s a lot and I asked her if she had any Old guns she showed me a Colt woodsman made in 1936 in the box and 3 magazines, she told me give me $50 dollars if you want it , I told her they go for around $1,500 or more and that w one was mint, she looked very surprised I went back 2 days later a paid her $1,500 , she told me that her husband used to hide them everywhere and there's more guns probably in the garage I told her if she finds more to call me so I can give her an idea of how much they're worth.
That was very decent of you. Many people would just have bought the gun for 50. This will give you a lot of good carma😊. Lets hope she find some more gems 👍
Interesting, I ran some tests through my 18" Bergara BMR carbon with the CCI Standard and I got extremely consistent velocity of 1145fps... which seemed high compared to the 1070 on the box. I used a Magnetospeed. Not sure what to make of it now.
Yes, that sounded a bit high. It's a known fact that some barrels are 'faster' than others, but that was very quick. If you have access to another chrono, I would test them again. It could also be that there's a LOT of ammo that's a bit hot, but CCI usually doesn't release products on the market with such variation
Great video and graphics ! Will you be going out to 100 yards ? I hear rumors that ammo good at 50 yards may not be the best choice for 100 yds.
I will be doing som 100 meter shooting later on. But I have 50+ more cartridges to test at 50 first😉
And yes, if the bullet goes subsonic between 50 and 100 meters this affects it negatively.
@@thegunviking man, it is Standard Velocity 1070 ft/sec - subsonic just out of the muzzle.
CCI "Select" is a bit better. When I can find it.
I've never heard of CCI Select. Is this somewhere between Standard and Green Tag?
The most accurate .22 ammo out of my 10\22
Regular 18" or you custom barrel?
@@lawrencehawk5179 both ..... Stock barrel , and a heavy bull barrel
@@stevengrammont44 Sweet! Mine has a 18", standard.
I collect 22 rifles and handguns believe me when I tell you 22 standard works better on older guns and rifles
Most disappointing ammo I shoot.3 good ones than bam a flyer,shoot again 4 touching holes than another flyer ! Really wish it would shoot cause its the only ammo I can find consistently....
Flyers are the worst. I hate it when I have four good groups, and suddenly one shot destroys the average
How longs them barrels on the Tikka? SV are great ammo.
The barrel is 20". Thanks for watching my videos! GV
those must not like your rifle, or i should say your rifle must not like those.
these are one of the best shooting rounds from my ruger 10/22(bone stock aside from optic) they shoot all rounds touching at 50. also found with my rifle cci subsonics shoot identically.
I reccon I can get more out of them when I get to know the rifle better. This was my second trip to the range with it. Thanks for watching, and for the coment!
That's how it shoots in my CZ too. Not worth it, spend a bit more and get some SK.
SK is indeed good ammunition
For some reason if I reply to your post it does not go through. Anyway, here is a video with the right rifle to do such a test. To compare two different rifles, one bolt and one semi-auto you will for sure get different speeds because of the different barrels like my rifle that shoots faster.
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Thank you for the link. Very interesting video. I was, honestly, a little surprised of the result.
@@thegunviking For years I also thought a semi-auto will be slower and wat just as surprised when I saw this. Here is another video comparing 5.56 centre fire rifles you will fins interesting. Yes, two different barrels but still informative.:
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@@thegunviking For years I also thought a semi-auto will be slower and was just as surprised when I saw this. Here is another video comparing 5.56 centre fire rifles you will find interesting. Yes, two different barrels but still informative.:
czcams.com/video/ouUG5icSq0o/video.html