.22lr aquila brand ammo

[edwardh1]

is their ammo any good 3.59 at ace hardware

 

[SZR48207]

it's "Aguila" and it works great

 

[Panzerman]

As good as any, better than many. I'd take it over Remington Thunderbolt ammo.

 

[Chris142]

Shoots low and left in my henry.

 

[Linctex]

It works great - but is stinky!

Ahhh, I *LOVE* the smell of good ol Winchester Super X, takes me back to my childhood

I don't know what's in the powder Aguila uses, but it works.... It just smells like seagull poo


I don't own any other than the 60gr SSS ammo - that stuff is absolutely amazing!

 

[mcgophers]

It works well for me.

 

[steveh]

I get some of my best 100yd groups in my Marlin 60 with that ammo.

 

[oldoak2000]

stink is = it uses ELEY priming process (aguila bought ELEY's old manual production equip along with right to use original eley priming...)

good stuff for the price.

 

[Neely97]

I use the Agilla .22 target for silhouette matches, works great at 200 meters knocking down the steel.

 

[jhellwig]

Originally Posted By: Panzerman
As good as any, better than many. I'd take it over Remington Thunderbolt ammo.


Anything is better than thunderbolts.

 

[Al]

Good brand

 

[JPP]

Good Stuff.......... buy with confidence

JP

 

[ejes]

Never had problems any of their ammo. Some of it can be a little dirty, but that can be said for many different loadings in various brands. It is generally good ammo.

 

[901Memphis]

What size was the box? If it's was buying 22 it's mini Mags or nothing. 100 rounds for $6.70

https://www.bonefroggunclub.com/collecti...iant=3288893121

 

[billt460]

Good ammo. Good price. I'd be backing the truck up to the loading dock at Ace.

 

[Slick17601]

Target Sports USA has Aguila for $24.99 per brick with free shipping if you buy a case.

 

[Al]

Originally Posted By: Slick17601
Target Sports USA has Aguila for $24.99 per brick with free shipping if you buy a case.

Yea..which means you have to buy 10 boxes to get free shipping

 

[billt460]

If you can get free shipping on Internet ordered ammo, that's a definite plus. (Assuming it actually is "free", and not a jacked up price to also cover the "free" shipping costs). If you buy locally you'll pay tax. Where I'm at that can run 9.3%. So if the price is good, and the shipping is free, you can save a lot. As opposed to a "walk in and buy" scenario.

 

[Stag]

I have used Aguila Colibri and Super Colibri a lot. These are 22lr cases with a 20 grain conical bullet and have no powder in them. That's right, propelled by the Eley primer charge only. Velocities of around 400 fps and 600 for the Super, fired from a short barreled rifle. Very useful around the house or property where even a .22 report could cause problems. Very quiet; even quieter than my air rifles. They don't have much downrange energy, obviously, and wont cycle a semi-auto. They also usually don't feed reliably in a pump or mag-fed bolt action.

 

[billt460]

For what it's worth if anyone is interested, Cabela's has Aguila copper plated High Velocity L.R. ammo on sale for $25.49 for a brick of 500 starting today. 40 Grain, 1,255 FPS velocity. I think I'll scoot over this morning and grab a couple of bricks. Can't ever have too much rimfire ammo.