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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hubmonkey" data-source="post: 835547" data-attributes="member: 107">A few ideas for your cycling problem...#1 Clean the action really well and use Remington Dry Lube. It is teflon based and goes on wet and drys. This helped my 10/22 alot. Crud does not stick to the action like wet lubes.#2 Clean and tune your factory mags. This is also another problem with 10/22's. There are some articles on tuning your mags on rimfirecentral.com.#3 You are already on this one.. Find ammo your gun likes. Try to stay away from bulk ammo, especially if your gun is a built one. Bulk ammo is really inconsistant. The only bulk ammo that cycled mine really good was Winchester Dynapoints. I know this one is hard to do these days with everyone snatching up all the .22 they can get their hands on. I found that CCI Blazer (when they packaged them in individual boxes) was pretty consistant and gave me good groups. I have not shot any of the loose packaged CCI's though. Try CCI Mini-Mags.Hub</blockquote>