It seems my P22 likes copper-coated ammo the best that fires at average speeds. Here is a pic of the different rounds side by side in the order fired/tested: I chalked up the FTF in the first test to the magazine issue. The Federal Bulk fired off without a hitch. Maybe the round is leaving the barrel so fast that enough kinetic energy is not transferred to the slide to properly cycle?Ħ. 22 rifles actual recoil, but my P22 does not agree with it. This ammo kicks some serious butt and will give your. Most of these where at the top of the magazine, but some were not. The Aguila SuperMax again suffered 3 FTE’s. I figured this would have performed better but alas, the pistol doesn’t care for it.ĥ. The Winchester Expert HV experienced another 3FTE’s. I was happy, as this is what I prefer to shoot.Ģ. The Winchester Wildcats performed flawlessly. So after completing the above, I went back out with the magazine that had the lesser mount of failures and re-tested 10 rounds of each type of ammo that had problems.ġ. 1260 FPSġ FTF in first mag, no failures in the second mag.ĭuring the firing sequences, I noticed one magazine seemed to have more failures than the other. Federal 550 Copper coated HP (Bulk) 36Gr. 1750 FPSġ misfire, 3 FTE’s in the first magazine, 2 FTE’s in the second.Ħ. Aguila Supermaximum Hyper Velocity Copper coated HP 30Gr. Remington Golden Bullet Copper coated HP (BULK) 36Gr. Winchester 555 copper coated HP (BULK) 36Gr. 1280 FPSĢ FTE’s in the first mag, 1FTE in the second mag.ģ. Winchester Expert HV Lead HP (BULK) 36Gr. 1255 FPSġ FTE in the first mag, none in the second mag.Ģ. The ammo was fired in the following order:ġ. The sun was out and the temperature was a balmy 27 degrees Fahrenheit. The test was conducted on my freshly cleaned and lubricated P22 w/ 2 mags. I tried 20 rounds (10 in each magazine) of each of the following six brands of. It is important to note at this point that I had ZERO failures with high velocity CCI ammo. No rhyme or reason to mixing the two, it was just what I could get my hands on at the time. My break-in consisted of 100 rounds of CCI Velocitor (1435 FPS) and 400 rounds of CCI Stingers (1640 FPS). After trying about 50 rounds, I gave up and put it back in the gun safe.Īfter a couple of weeks of some reading and trolling INGO and other gun forums, I discovered the recurring theme of jamming P22’s and tried the much suggested CCI break in routine. Almost every round had to be hand cycled. I was very frustrated to find that this pistol was jamming constantly. I had absolutely no experience with this firearm and immediately took it out back and let it loose. It looked to be in pristine condition and fired VERY little if any.
I acquired my P22 pistol as part of a trade with a fellow INGO member a few months back.
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