SK Standard Plus 22 Long Rifle Ammunition 40 Grain Lead Round Nose Box of 50

after shooting out of the case from box stores, i find sk standard to be far superior and my cz rifle likes it...very tight five shot groups at fifty, and it does well at one hundred...thinking about sk long range match for the one hundred, as i've heard good results with it....great ammo, will be ordering more...

My old Remington 541T really likes this ammo, 5 shot groups are 3/8 to 1/2 inch at 50 yards.

Shoots great in my CZ 457 MTR . Very accurate ammunition for the cost per round.

This Standard Plus is every bit as good as the Wolf Match Extra my CZ 452 likes. Great groups in the CZ and to top that my Ruger MK II pistol likes it as well. I'll buy this again as soon as it's back in stock.

Runs great out of my match-chambered 10/22

This ammo is very accurate out of my Cz 452. Very similar to Wolf target ammo in it’s accuracy.

I use this ammo in my 10/22 Competition for Small Bore Silhouette. Works well for this level of accuracy between 40-100M. I also use it for sighting in new rifles. Great round for general purpose shooting.

Reasonably priced and accurate. I use this on my KelTec CP33 and works like a charm.

This was about the only ammo available at the time, but was very pleased with the buy...very accurate and consistent. excellent groups!

This ammo works fine in both my CZ 457 and Tikka T1X , arrived on time , with potential coronavirus slowdowns explained at the outset on ordering . I was happy to get it , and my whole order of other stuff . I usually drive to Grafs from my part of Illinois and this was my first mail order . Graf's made the whole Illinois foid card bs painless . Great people , great store. Couldn't be happier !

Tested this ammo along with others. This ammo did surprisingly well both @50 and 100 yards. I have a Tikka T1x. This ammo produced slightly smaller groups than Federal GM Target. Price isnt terrible, but is a bit much for casual plinking. If you want good practice though, this is good for the price. This SK does seem to be a touch more consistent than other equivalent ammo.

Recently purchased a Tikka T1, and have found it to be very accurate with this ammo. Reviews on the T1 and SK ammo support this finding. Will purchase more in the future.

SK 22 ammo was recommended to me by the late Don Nygord for use in my then-new Pardini 22 pistol. It is super reliable, accurate, and very clean. Even with hundreds of rounds between thorough cleaning (something I try to avoid), there is very little build up of lube, unburned powder, etc. It runs great, too, in other target pistols I've used, such as Hammerli, Walther, etc.
It is a very good value in high grade target ammo.

The best ammo I have found so far for my CZ 455

I haven't tried the Standard Plus yet, but I have always had success with SK. That coupled with fast shipping is a great combination

I bought this to test against bulk SV in my LVT 10/22. Tighter and more consistent groups resulted. SK+ is a reasonably priced target ammo, half the price of premium target stuff.

good inexpensive ammo

SK Standard Plus is my go too ammo for shooting NRL22 matches with my CZ455. I used it last weekend to win another local match, great ammo for us competitors on a budget.

So, I ordered a brick of this stuff based on the idea that people ranted and raved about Wolf rimfire ammo, and how SK+ used to be that ammo. Overall, I'll say that the Eley based Wolf stuff seems pretty hand over fist better in my rifles. More consistent. Tighter groups. SK+ may have been good at some point, but it seems about on par with CCI Std, which is just "OK" in my rifles too.

I'll order more Wolf ammo, but not of the SK variant.

I have a charter 22 Pathfinder seems to shoot a flyer one out of every 6 shots using cci standard. I tried this ammo and got about 50% tighter group but still having one shot go out from the group. At 7 yards it makes about a silver dollar sized group. With the cci standard it was around 2 inch's...

Best value in 22 rimfire ammo

This stuff is a great value purchase. With Ruger Precision rimfire and cheap scope I get 1/2 to 3/4 inch groups at 50 yards. I will buy it again

I have been using SK+ in my firearms for years. Always reliable: no FTF or FTE problems. Cycles the semiautomatics properly. I use it to warm and season the barrel on my custom RFBR rifle and then use CenterX for match competition. But, I have shot local club matches using only the SK+ with good results. My only caveat would be to keep something handy to wipe your fingers with after loading your firearm. The abundance and nature of the lube on the rounds leaves a slippery residue on your hands. Overall, a very good ammo for my uses.

Great practice ammo and even some matches. Consistent.

I shoot a lot of this ammo in two CZ 455s with very good
results. One is a std barrel and one is a fluted varmint barrel - if I do my part - they produce 1/2 to 5/8" groups
on a regular basis(50 yd off bench rest). Pretty good for an old guy who doesn't see as good as he used to :-) At the
$4.99 price @ grafs.com I don't think you can beat this bullet without paying a lot more cash, just saying.

Haven't tried any of the higher priced ammo, but in this price range, my CZ452 likes this stuff the best. Very consistent.

Good mid priced rimfire ammo

I have over a dozen target rifles and they all seem to like both the SK Standard and SK Match ammunition. This is not 'cheap' .22 ammo, but real target ammunition.

This is a great ammo for bolt action rifles, it is accurate and reliable. In my group of 12 members of our club 50% or more use it. I have only one caveat, it doesn't do well in semi-autos, because of the lube, it tends to gum up the action and the shells will stick in the chamber after a few rounds. We shoot from 45yards to 100 yards on our range.

Shot well in my gun. Very pleased with it. Price is great too.

This ammo gives me five shot groups less than 1/2" at fifty yards in my CZ 455 Varmint. and around 3/8" groups at 25 yds. in my old 10/22. I've tried over a dozen different loads in both guns and this is the one I use for both.