Excellent review! Uses 2 rifles, 5 different types of ammo, no preconceived ideas (no sponsors involved), described results and even showed target results with corresponding ammo used. Simply down to earth, good job. Thanks!
Throughout the pandemic i discovered aguila. I normally shoot remington golden bullets, but they became unobtainable. I have to say after several thousand of them shot now i am dang impressed. I have went through several bricks in a row with zero malfunctions or duds. It was the most impressive 22 ammo i have ever seen, I wondered what the few people were talking about in reviews about their boxes of aguila 22 being full of duds. Then after a couple years of shooting solely aguila 22, i opened a fresh box of 250. The bullets would almost stick to your fingers they were so heavily coated with wax. I would get 1-2 failures to fire out of every 10 rounds until i got to the very bottom of the box. The last 30 rounds were all duds, soaked with wax to the point im guessing it ruined the powder and primer. Im on my 3rd box of them now in a row that i bought that is like that. I do hope all the others i put on the shelf are from good batches. When they are on they are phenomenal. But from what ive seen they put out some bad batches now and then. Thanks for confirming the accuracy. I have both the 38 gr and the 40’s. Every 22 i have seems to like both. The 40’s out of my lever gun i have the most experience with are tack drivers.
Thanks for watching frederickjeremy! I haven’t gone through enough rounds of Aguila to find bad batches, but they definitely can be waxy. I make sure to clean out my chambers after lots of use to avoid buildup that might affect the semi autos
That box was contaminated with something. I would find out how to get in touch with their sales rep. You might get a replacement carton. Hope you kept the lot number info.
I remember when the 550 bulk pack from Walmart in the early 2000s was $8.50, but I had great luck running it through my Savage Stevens model 99, which also happened to be my first firearm ever that I bought from Walmart as well and it was only $89 haha, but this was in New York back long before New York banned all further sales of semi-auto long guns. Now instead of getting 550 rounds for under $10, we are paying over $30 for 350 rounds or less 😵
I know how you feel Bruce. Those were the good ol' days. The Federal 550s were the first bulk packs that worked well in most of my firearms. Back then they were the gold standard of bulk packs.
A very comprehensive test of the ammos, you clearly have put a lot of thought and effort into getting these results, well done. What i'm kinda surprised about is that the "Jam-o-Matic" generally returned better groups than the bolt gun. Good work Tex. 👍
I'm able to get 10 rounds all touching (3/4" group) at 50 yds with the same Aguila ammo you tested from my RAR. Best results so far for that rifle. Next best result was cci mini mags. Great video! Thanks.
I ABSOULTELLY love the AGUILA 22 Super Extra ammo and I have tried almost all the other 22LR ammo (except CCI which can be 3-5 times as expensive). The COPPER plating leaves absolutely NO lead build-up in my 8 shot Smith and Wesson 22LR revolver barrel rifling. EVERY other manufacture's ammo I have tried has left lead inside the barrel that was extremely hard for me to remove. NOT so with this Aguila 22LR ammo. In addition, I have shot thousands of rounds and maybe 1 failure to fire and that is it - one failure. On sale it cost .04 cents a round so I wait for that price and then I buy in bulk. I am 100% converted to this ammo from this manufacturer and will be a life long customer.
@@texmexshoots Thanks T-M, coincidently I cleaned my 22LR Smith & Wesson revolver today after shooting 400 rounds of AGUILA 22 Super Extra ammo and there was ZERO lead build up in my barrel riffling. It use to take me up to an hour to remove the lead that other bullets left by wrapping strands of pure copper around a brass cleaning jag tip. NOW, no lead build up so no copper strands and no scrubbing efforts !
Hey buddy I’m enjoying watching your.22 comparison and yes it does make sense to shoot readily available bulk packs! Here in Virginia I have only been finding Aguila and Federal auto match and just lately cci 40 grain lead nose. Now I do have quite a few thousand rounds of other types I’m just talking about what is around currently. I almost embarrassed to include one box of Winchester in the 40 year anniversary package of 300 because I paid $40 at Walmart, Keep making these videos as a lot of people enjoy watching.22 related videos
Thank you Robert. That is very kind. I have already filmed a couple of other 22lr ammo comparisons, but still need time to edit them. I don't live out in the country so have to take video footage when I escape and then edit it back at home. I would have included one of those new Winchester bulk packs in this video if I had gotten my hands one one, but I didn't see them on the shelves until after. I think the old style boxes look great!
Great job on testing. Real world stuff. Results surprised me I must say. That’s why we need to test different brands in our rifles to find its preferences
Thanks for watching Rich! It really is amazing how different rifles can prefer different types of 22. Plus how different the point of impact can be out of one rifle when shooting different brands.
Good video. Thanks for making and posting! I've noticed, too, that the Aguila has an odd smell. Also, when I fire the Aguila out of my S&W 43C (revolver), I frequently have trouble extracting the casings from the cylinder. Not sure why, but it's happened enough that I no longer use the Aguila in my revolver. On the other hand, no problems with Aguila in my Taurus TX22 (semi-auto).
Thanks for watching Mr. Miller. I figured the smell was the "Eley primer" since it smelled similar to the Eley Target ammo I shoot. However it may the the waxy coating on the casings. That may also be what is causing the difficulty in extraction from the cylinder.
My ruger american (same as yours) shoots that winchester really well. Even better now with .002" trigger shims bolt shim installed. Hitting golf balls at 70yrds 3 out of 5. And 5/5 at 50yrds.
Thanks for watching Captain! After filming this video I started looking into Aguila more. It is a great manufacturer and I've found various loads that many of my 22 pistols and rifles seem to like.
The Aguila Super Extra shot the best in my 22`s. With my 1022 i can cover the group with a dime and not see any of the bullet holes. My wifes Ruger American rimfire shoots them really well too. Second best for our 22`s was the Federal AutoMatch. When rimfire isn`t as scarce, we usually shoot CCI Standard & Lapua CenterX & SK Match.
Every Ruger 10 22 i ever used was a bang-jammer but 1. The good one was a bicentennial model and it was great. I own a GP100 and a M77 and love both of them.
Was the first box i got for my 10/22, tried it out and it would not cycle very well. Shot about 150-200 of federal auto match which cycled fine. Retried the Winchester and worked perfectly with pretty good accuracy from 50 yards. Pretty sure the gun just needed a little breaking in before running it
Great tests ! Same ammo brands I’ve tested except the Blazer! I used my Ruger 77/22 for all my tests ! I added CCI Stinger and Velocitor and Mini Mags ! Tightest groups were Auto Match and Aguilar with almost one hole groups were the Velocitor and measuring the groups the Mini Mags won with almost 1 hole groups @50 yards ! Yes all .22 firearms are just a little different on what they shoot the best !
I know that it is blasphemy to suggest any imperfection of a Ruger 10/22 magazine, but I think all of your "failures" shooting the 10/22 were at the first rounds off of the magazine. Aside from that, great shooting and informative. I had extremely good luck with Federal bulk pack over the years, but the Aguila is my new favorite. Quality product and very nicely packaged, and I can find it on loss leader sales on a regular basis.
My biggest complaint are that they are hard to clean. At least compared to a simple strait magazine. But at least they aren't too expensive so I can always carry a spare.
I found that the Aguila worked really well for me also. So good that when it was four cents a round I brought 35,000 rounds 50-50 of standard velocity and high velocity. I'm so glad I did.
I got a bunch of the Aguila thru Sportsman Guide for $15.19, 250 ct but haven't put any down range yet. After your video I and stoked and looking forward to it.
Thanks for watching Paul! I hope they work well for you. Just make sure to clean out your bore after shooting a bunch of them. They seem to have a little wax coating (like Eley) that can build up after lots of shooting.
The 550 Federal Value Packs were $8.97 at Walmart, their every day low price. I wish I had stocked up on more of these. This was probably prior to the shortages around 2008 - 2010.
A little late on commenting. this is a video I'd like to do sometime as well because I have so many different bulk packs to choose from. Anyway, the smell of the Aguila is because they are Eley primed or at least they used to be. I have many bulk packs and that was a marketing point as they printed it on the box. Well off to watch the other video with standard velocity ammo. Oh and I pronounce Aguila as Eagle.
My grandpa's old Stevens single shot really performs well with the Aguila SV 40gr RNL rounds. Best peformance was CCI SV 40gr RNL. Thank you for sharing this video. Well done.
Thank you Tony! I appreciate the kind words. One of my closest buddies growing up had a Stevens single shot. I remember going rabbit hunting with it on numerous occasions.
Aqulia and the cci blazer always shoot very well in my Marlin model 60 Marlin model 80 and my Ruger 10-22 the winchester, federal, and champion provide ample frustration with mis fires, failure to eject I also experience the same problems with norma tac 22 and armscor. The only ammo that I buy is CCI standard, AR 300 pack MiniMag or Veloster and the Aquilia super extra these brands all fire pretty much flawlessly in my sig 1911/22 and all of my rifles, Lever and bolt action guns can be very forgiving regarding ammo quality semi autos not so much
My Marlin model 60 also seems to really like CCI Blazer and most other CCI and Federal ammo. It does not like Winchester white box or especially M22. I stocked up on Blazer during the Trump era
Nice head to head, I like the Aguila myself in most of my 22 LRs. Can I recommend that you try the CCI Tactical, it preforms quite well. I have a RUGER 10/22 HEAVY BARREL MODEL 01262. It states in the user manual DO NOT USE CCI MINI MAG ammo, the case is just a few thousands too long. But the CCI TAC works no problem.
Thanks for the info PlayingWithFIreOutdoors! Didn't know about the mini mag problem in 10/22s. Guess I should read my manuals. 😄 I'll try to get my hands on some CCI Tactical and compare it with some others.
My ruger american rimfire .22lr 22 inch barrel likes the Agilla. 40gns super extra, my ruger 10-22 had a 18.5 barrel and it liked the agilla super extra 38gn. I found a factory 22inch barrel and swapped it out. Now it likes the agilla 40gns. Both guns hate the agilla interceptor.
Thanks for the info Reo Horse! That is very interesting how the barrel length can affect the loading a particular rifle likes. Hope you enjoyed the video!
I used to shoot .22lr target and silhouettes to go along with my regular pistol Silhouette shooting with my 1983 Ruger MkII Model 678 Target. I bought some Ramline 12 shot magazines that were a heck of a lot better than the 10 rd (8 really) steel lip factory mags. Not one single failure ever with those plastic mags, easy to load all the way down to the last round. I still have them and the pistol. I bought a brick of Remington green and white box 40 gr. round nose lead bullets and took them to the 25 yard police range and used sand bags to sight the pistol in and I shot quarter inch groups at 25 yards. 1/4 inch with that ammo!! Then we later chronographed it at 975 to 1025 fps out of the 6 7/8th" barrel. Anyway after shooting those tight groups I went back to the store I bought the 1st brick at and bought 4 more 500 rd bricks of the same batch. I loaded it into my 10-22 rifle with a 30mm 3x-7x scope and it held less than one inch at 50 yards at over 1200-1250 fps. Any .22lr ammo that only deviates plus or minus 25 fps is match quality and I had 2000 rounds of it at a penny a round. I would have bought more, but that was all they had of that batch. I never found any 22lr ammo that matched it.
Thanks for watching Mountain Fisher! What a great story. It is wonderful when you find that ammo that works so well. Was that the Remington match or target ammo? I seem to remember they had a white and green box, or I may be confusing it with a blue and green box. Anyway that is great groups for open sights at 25 yards and 7x at 50. I need more now days to keep my groups tight!
@@texmexshoots No, not match at all, just the stuff they sold in $5 500 rd. bricks as we called them. They shot exceptionally well in my pistol from a bench rest. 1/4" 10 round groups at 25 yards and 1/2" at 50 yards if I was up for it, it could shoot better than I could.
@@MountainFisher That's a great accuracy for standard ammo! Plus I expect all your competition experience honed your skills. I would have also bought everything they had on the shelves. It's always great when you find that magic ammo your firearm loves. Thanks again for sharing!
@@texmexshoots Still have my Dan Wesson 8" barrel .357 Maximum with those 180 grain .358 rifle bullets I filed 10 grains off the front to fit in my cylinder. 1700 fps compressed load of Reloader 7 with bench rest rifle primers.
Surprising? I enjoyed you video, I shoot the same .22's that you do. I did my initial tests using just a 10/22 over 10 years ago and had the same results. For practice and hunting varmints, all I use is the Aguila. It's half the price of CCI, the accuracy and reliability is about equal. The big savings is the cost. Aguila is half the cost of CCI. For serious target and competition, I've found that Eley shoots the best out of my guns. But you pay for that accuracy! Great video brother!
Thanks for watching Mark! I appreciate the kind words. I plan on doing some other ammo tests soon. I just need the planets to align on one of my trips out to the shooting range where there will hopefully be little to no wind. Take care!
@@texmexshoots Little to no wind at this time of year is tough! The Eley ammo I've found that shoots best out of my 10/22's is the Eley Target 22LR Ammo 40 Grain Round Nose, 9.99 a box of 50 at Midway USA. I ran comparisons using SK, Federal, Norma, Aguila, CCI, Winchester, I was shooting dime sized groups at 50 yards. Spendy, but well worth it. SK was the close second. The Norma wasn't bad, about tied with CCI. All were standard velocity, 40 GR Round nosed rounds. For the bulk ammo, Aguila Super High CPRN's win in a landslide. I've got about 7500 rounds of the Aguila, so I put my money where my mouth is. Keep on shooting brother!
@@markbucher7609 That one works well for me too. Started buying it over a decade ago when 22 ammo first started disappearing. It was my first exposure to quality 22.
I appreciate the kind words Dennis! I bought more bulk packs and have been planning another head to head test. Unfortunately I can only get away every few weeks, and it's been windy every time I go. Hopefully soon.
Nice comparison! I've run a lot of Fed. Automatch, it works well for me in most of my .22 rifles, pistols & revolvers, also CCI and Aguila. Got a couple of boxes of Winchester Super X though, and that was extremely problematic. Lots of misfires, stovepipes, and failures to extract. Couldn't find any firearm that likes them so I've still got a box & a half. Remington Golden Bullets also perform well for me. Oh, how I wish I had an outdoor range to try 'em all out at 50 or 100 yards! The only ranges close to me are all indoor, all 25yd. Oh well!
Sorry to hear about your range limitations. I am very fortunate to have multiple ranges within an hour's drive. Even one indoor range out to 100 yards. I like the indoor due to it taking wind out of the equation when sighting in a rifle. But getting out of the city if my favorite way to shoot. I've heard a few people who have trouble with the Winchester. Strangely enough a few of my rifles like it. 22's are very temperamental!
@@texmexshoots You've sure right about 22s being picky! I may have just got a bad batch, too. It's crazy, here in N Texas there's a lot of open land, but it's all privately-owned, so you have to know someone (or at least know who to ask for permission.) Oh well!
Based on this video, I need to try some of that Aguila Bulk. Already like and use the 50 round boxes. I like the Blazer ammo too and buy it in the 50 round packs as well.
Thanks for watching edjett2631! My LVT really liked that Aguila bulk pack. They do seem to have a little wax coating on them though. So it would be wise to clean out the chamber after a few hundred rounds to make sure you don't get failures to extract.
When you change ammo you can be changing bullet lube and powder fouling that can affect accuracy and functionality of semi auto firearms. Five or ten rounds to season the barrel before groups might tell you a different story. Try a Volquartsen extractor for the 10/22 to reduce the failure to eject stoppages. I haven't done it my self yet but cleaning the chamber with wet and dry patches between brands might help the function of the semi.
Thanks for the info Gordon! I might try running patches through at my next ammo comparison. It will take more time to film but should give me better results. I also need to keep an eye on the extractor as well. Maybe blast it with gun scrubber between brands and run a cloth under to get any gunk out.
Understood and I completely agree. I use the patch worm system. I like it a lot and use it all on my 22's and one 17 I own. patchworm.com/ No metal involved and I can pull a couple of patches through just to clean up the chamber and some of the barrel between brands.@@gordonv2456
I still have part of a Winchester 555 box I bought about 14 years ago, works in the bolt action rifles but the bullets are so loose they jam in all the semi-autos. The Remingtons from the same time had a very high FTF rate and quite failure to eject.
That would have been around 2008? After that election ammo flew off the shelves. If I recall correctly, that the time 22lr in particular became difficult to find for quite some time. It's possible you got rush production 22 trying to fill the void. Personally Remington golden bullets have always been hit or miss for me.
@@texmexshoots I was standing in line buying any bulk .22LR I could but eventually swore off any Remington .22LR except for the higher priced stuff in plastic boxes. Loose bullets, split casings, dirty. More failures then all of the Winchester and Federal and American Eagle put together.
@@frankhinkle5772 That's been my experience as well. That being said I have bought a box of thunderbolts and rem golden bullets for my next bulk comparison. Considering only using bolt actions for that one!
Thanks for the video, the Aguila and Winchester 333 are available at my local sporting goods store to try out on my Marlin 795. Hopefully, I’ll get similar results.
Thanks for watching Michael! And boy is that the truth. Especially with 22's who will shoot some great and others terribly. But part of the fun is figuring out which ones they like!
Before I watch, or even see what gun you are going to use, I have a prediction based on my experience. Best, 1 Aguila 2 Federal AutoMatch 3. Blazers if you season the barrel 4. Winchester 333 5. Federal trash pack.
You need to try the Green Mountain 17" tapered barrel or the FJ Fedderson 17" also tapered. Will fit in perfectly in the LVT stock. Both have high ratings due to the bentz chambers.
@@texmexshoots also like to see velocity tests on yer 20" LVT. CCI SV/Blazer, Tac 22, Federal & Winchester Whitebox. Be the first to show how fast they flying outta the Varmint barrels. 👀
I’m pretty surprised to see so many failures to eject and double feeds with the 10/22. I don’t have near that many problems with mine. Could it need a good cleaning? Just curious.
That is always a possibility. However I do clean my rifle after every shoot. Usually first with a "gun scrubber" type powder solvent , then I run some patches or snake through the barrel and then oil up the springs and guide rods. I may have not given the ejector enough attention though.
Thanks for the video. I really like the 22lr. It’s actually affordable to go shooting. You have to have a pretty hefty bank account to shoot much of most other calibers.
Thanks for watching! The first ammo shortage that happened over a decade ago was when I first started buying higher grade match 22lr. It was a real eye opener
Thanks for watching Mike. I have put some Aguila loadings against CCI SV in about three of my videos. Two when I was testing them through the Buckmark Hunter and Challenge. And there is a video I put out a while back comparing different Standard Velocities through some rifles. Check my channel and it should be there.
Thanks for watching Glenn! You know how it is, the moment you want to do some shooting the wind starts to blow. It wasn't too bad and I plan to do another bulk pack comparison here soon.
Should try some CCI, Standard Velocity, AR Tactical, Copper 22, Meat Eaters. Also the Thunderbolts. You clean your barrel(s) before you head out? Maybe wind was a little high for them groups. On a different note, what kinda watch you have, looks heavyweight outdoors like my Pathfinder.
Thanks for watching! I plan on making some more 22lr comparison videos here soon. I'm sticking to stuff I can currently find in stores since I figure people will be more interested in what they can buy. I do clean my barrels between shoots. Especially if I am checking for accuracy. Some of those rounds are pretty dirty and I will start having failures to feed. As for the watch, it's a Tag Heuer F1 with the big date on the bottom. Bought it used and so far it has worked well. I tend to beat up my watches (not on purpose) so I always need something beefy. If I recall it has a 42mm case which is why it looks so big!
@@texmexshoots right on! Yah them Aguila have a different but ok smell to them. Some of mine (22lr Aguila) look like I put them in my ear with a wad of wax on them. 🤣 👂 👀
Thanks for the info! I've usually had great luck with CCI as well, but recently I did have a batch of mini mags that had a few misfires. I think it was on my single six video. Otherwise they are always good to go.
Agulia do stink just like eleys. 👍cascade is a brand I like but there hard to find I stocked up while I could that was last year when they were 100bucks for 500rounds crazy but had to have..Great vid by the way thanks for the reviews
Thank you for watching Bassmaster81! I've always been curious as to how some brands compare to each other and this video was a real eye opener. Of course 22 rifles/pistols do seem to be finicky about what brands they like but at least I know what works best for these two firearms.
Well Dennis, maybe someone will send me one! 😁 I actually do have a couple of Savage rifles, but in 22 mag. The only 22lr I have is a Rascal I got for my daughters.
Thanks Brad! I plan on doing another bulk pack review in the next few months. Sadly the last couple of times I was able to escape to the country, it was too windy for an accuracy test.
Please excuse my ignorance... What is a 10/22 LBT??? I LOVE RUger... GP100, AR 556, Mini 14, Lc9s ... BUTTT ... my Rimfires are MARLIN!!! (1 Henry) see YOUR version of marlin vs 10/22 !!! Great vid!
@@texmexshoots Oh yeah... I have all types of Aguila 22 ammo ... From 60 grain 'sniper 22 lr - 30 grain Supermaximum at 1700 fps and Colibri 20 grain primer only!!!
Hello Gspsx. Thanks for watching. I'm not 100% certain, but I think Aguila uses a wax coating on their ammo. Probably to keep out moisture. That can build up on the chamber.
That is “terrible ammo” your only shooting at 50 yards push out to 100 where SD start to really matter.. also those aren’t good groups at all. I did enjoy the video An don’t mean to sound like a jerk just the fact as far as the distance an SD are concerned.. thanks!!
I appreciate the comment Jeffrey. I guess you can only expect a certain amount of accuracy out of a bulk pack. They aren't typically going to shoot like Eley or other quality ammunition. Plus I'll readily admit I am not the best shooter in the world, and my rifles don't have target grade barrels. But a man can dream 😂
9mm is too expensive so I got an M&P 22 Compact for Christmas. It loves tne Aguila and a brand called Atmos. Both gave great groupings. It would not for CCI. Every other round would misfire. I think that box of ammo must have got too much moisture.
Hello Fryinberg! Thanks for asking. It's all stock with a Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9 X40 Rimfire MOA. That and I adjusted the factory trigger to as light as it would go.
Lawrence, they are the 38g hollow points. I've been trying to find a box to compare with the bulk pack, but so far I can only find 40gr. And yes, they do shoot great out of the LVT!
@@texmexshoots seeing your green stock on the American, would you paint your LVT a camo color too? I thought about it a couple of times. Maybe a green, tan mix. If I ever do decide to do so.
That particular Ruger American came with the green stock. However it has a black cheek riser on the back that I believe can be switched out for different heights. Although I have never tried to take it apart. I do change the stock on some of my rifles, but the LVT shot so well that I hesitate to do anything to it. Also I like the look of the wood on that particular firearm. Probably due to my history with classic wood bolt actions. It's mostly a bench rest rifle anyway so there is no need for me to camouflage it.
@@texmexshoots is that a leather sling on the LVT? What kind is it? I saw one (leather) with a shell holder on it. Think it was 20rds. I might get one like that for my 10/22. Do have a spandex stock shell holder. 14rds & it is handy, to me anyways. Should get one for the bolt.
I purchased it from Ruger's website but don't see it listed anymore. I liked it due to having the Ruger emblem on the front and the leather is padded at the shoulder strap. However the do have one that has a pouch for carrying an extra mag: shopruger.com/Ruger-10_22-Sling-with-Mag-Pouch/productinfo/50113/
Again testing accuracy of 22lr outdoors is so hard to evaluate that it makes testing just hit and miss. Find a good 50-yard indoor range and perform your tests, that is the only way you can evaluate true accuracy.
I appreciate the advice John. The only indoor ranges around here only allow for one hour rental. That wouldn't give me enough time to test much. However I've been waiting for a calm day to do some other testing. I'll be swabbing the barrel between different brands and seasoning with a few rounds before putting it on paper. Hopefully that will help me get more consistent results.
My 50-yard range crosses a bunch of little dips and valleys in a wooded area. Over the years I have noticed that sunny days are hard to get a good grouping and the only thing I could think of was heat inversion, so I did some research and found out that even snipers have to account for this. So many variables, but that is what makes it fun to shoot 22lr. @@texmexshoots
That's some good advice. I knew heat could cause some optical lensing, but never thought I would be a good enough shot for it to matter. 😅 @@Anoldphotographer
It was very odd to hear Aguila pronounce correctly! The way it's pronounce on most videos drives me nuts. And I'm a white guy. It's like when people say halapeeno. It's a pet-peeve of mine.
Thanks for watching Allen! Yeah, as someone who grew up spending time in both The Unites States, Mexico, and the border which culturally is its own weird thing that is neither US or Mex, I'm accustomed to many mispronunciations. 🤣 But I'm sure I'm guilty of it too. You can hear me stammer in most of my videos.
I tried ordering a pepperoni pizza with jalapeños on it over the phone in new york and the dude taking my order didnt know what I was talking about, so i explained what the topping looked like and he said “oh the Juh-lap-e-nose, yeah we got those”. For once i was grateful for the less butchered pronunciation of halapeenos.
OOhhh NOW I see... An LBT is some fancy bull Barrel with no iron sights!!! I KNOW I'm wrong in this BUT I'm stubborn and GEN X raised by not BOOMERS but THE ULTIMATE GEN... WW2 and NO IRONS... NO SALE!!! I will NOT buy a Rifle w/o Iron sights UNLESS it's an AR and I can add them w/out a machinist.... Scopes are GREAT but a Rifle w/no sights = SALE!!!
Yes sir! The LVT (Light Varmint Target) has a thicker barrel profile than your standard 10/22, but doesn't have the full bull barrel of the target version. It starts as a bull and tapers down to the muzzle. And you are correct, no sights. However it does come with a scope rail pre-installed.
