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<blockquote data-quote="aarondhgraham" data-source="post: 4194503" data-attributes="member: 13337">I&#039;m in agreement with you on the trigger,,,If I had a stock 10/22 and wanted to enhance it,,,I believe that a better trigger would be where to spend the money.Help eliminate the &quot;human&quot; aspect of the shot.But as far as match grade ammo goes,,,That just won&#039;t happen.A good standard velocity is what will be used,,,Lapua (or any match grade) is just too expensive for us casual shooters.CCI SV will probably be the standard used,,,It&#039;s better than &quot;decent&quot; in quality,,,And readily available locally.Neither of us are hunters,,,So HV ammo won&#039;t be used either.Even as poorly as I shoot,,,I see the difference between CCI SV and CCI Mini-Mags.Many years back I scored 20,000 rounds of Mil-Surp Remington SV,,,I paid 1.5 cents per round for it,,,I still have 15K rounds left.This ammo performs surprisingly well in my bolt rifle,,,Easily as good if not better than CCI-SV.Aarond.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aarondhgraham, post: 4194503, member: 13337"] I'm in agreement with you on the trigger,,, If I had a stock 10/22 and wanted to enhance it,,, I believe that a better trigger would be where to spend the money. Help eliminate the "human" aspect of the shot. But as far as match grade ammo goes,,, That just won't happen. A good standard velocity is what will be used,,, Lapua (or any match grade) is just too expensive for us casual shooters. CCI SV will probably be the standard used,,, It's better than "decent" in quality,,, And readily available locally. Neither of us are hunters,,, So HV ammo won't be used either. Even as poorly as I shoot,,, I see the difference between CCI SV and CCI Mini-Mags. Many years back I scored 20,000 rounds of Mil-Surp Remington SV,,, I paid 1.5 cents per round for it,,, I still have 15K rounds left. This ammo performs surprisingly well in my bolt rifle,,, Easily as good if not better than CCI-SV. Aarond . [/QUOTE]

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