We have a few 10/22s in the family. It shoots tight groups with this ammo. It runs clean, too. Note that this is a round nose bullet (as started in the specs) not a hollow point (as stated in the overview).

I shoot this cartridge out of my Ruger 10/22, GSG 22 and my Ruger 22 revolvers. I have never had a bad round. Cleanliness with 22s is a must. Surprising how much burnt powder and lead residue fouls bolts, cylinders, forcing cones and chambers. In this regard Federal is no different than any other manufacturer. A clean 22 will shoot 1200 fps ammo. At one time 1200 fps was the min for semi autos before 1200 fps was readily available. If you have never removed a 10/22 bolt and keep pouring in oil, you just collect more of it quicker and then the bolt fails to cycle. If you have fired a 10/22 just a few times, the build up behind the bolt will surprise you. Looking and cleaning through the ejection and magazine port will not get the job done on a semi 22. Take it apart before it quits cycling. Don’t ruin your range day.

Anyone who complains about the ammo is way off the mark. Either it is a problem with there weapon or feed system on the gun. this ammo is excellent. Its not expensive ammo, so dont me expecting to shoot the left wing of a mosquito off 10/10 times. Its not designed for that. Bottom line is I've shot 197/200 with the ammo and a 3-9 on a CZ rifle, and as for hunting the ammo is superb. Head shots on rabbits at well over 100 yards with a 3-9 scope. And hardly inaccurate. Great stuff federal !

I am surprised to see any negative comments about this fine ammo. It is called "AutoMatch" on the black-and-white box, not to be confused with the lesser quality Champion 510 ammo which is good for plinking only. The AM22 AutoMatch is my go-to cost-effective round for bolt action rifles and auto pistols. Almost never jams or fails to feed. Capable of nice accurate .8 MOA groups at 50 ft, 25 yds, and 50 yds. I won't judge it beyond 50 yards because I can't read the wind that well. I have several thousand rounds stored away, I like it that much. Too bad prices are going sky high - when I first bought AM22 two years ago it cost $10.30 for a box of 325; then it went to $13.50, $14.50, $15.50 and now is about $18.00 if it can be found at all. Don't buy from the price gougers who are trying to charge $50 for a box of AutoMatch - wait and the ammo supply will reappear soon enough.

I have noticed this ammo does not go sonic in the mentioned platform. Shoots .5" groups at 25m and at 100m rapid they all hit within a B type silhouette target. Also very clean compared to most other ammo. I shot 500 rounds of this along with about 250 rounds of the normal bulk pack ammo and it was much cleaner than even 100 Remington subsonics and the box of federal bulk pack high velocity. I was worried about leading but leads less than copper 'plated' ammo. Also can shoot 2-3x as many rounds between cleanings or having jams/light strikes. Never had it stovepipe either. I will DEF be using this as my GP use .22lr ammo... and would recommend it to other users with the same or similar platforms as mine. I am guessing the published data is based on a 16" barrel because even at 85°f and hours in the sun, not a single sonic crack from this even in 5.5" suppressed. Also is some of the more quiet bulk .22 ammo in my suppressor. Beats rem subs hands down. Sure it is not eley or green tag 'competition' grade ammo... but is the best bang for your buck (or cha-click for suppressor users) as far as performance in .22lr I have found thus far. The sound is on par with green tag suppressed.... The accuracy is on par with the lower cost (yet still more expensive than this in bulk pack) match and competition ammunition... With all that said please do not buy the bulk packs of this ammo.... because I want to buy every one I find!!! Lol I bought all that 3 Walmarts and MidwayUSA had in stock the past couple days.... It only costs about a half penny a round more than the cheap bulk but is worth every penny and more (rim shot anyone) of the difference!!!!