Awhile ago I set up a steel plate at 125 yards. The plate was the size of a standard business card...2" by 3.5"... I used that size because anything much smaller is hard to anchor, suspended via a thin cable. I used bulk ammo---Federal 750, Remington G-Bullet, & Winchester 333. I shot stock 10-22, a Marlin 60, & a Marlin Bolt action Target 980V. I used large scopes on each rifle and shot into a sand hill berm, so that I could see the strikes. I anticipated that the Federal 750's would offer the best accuracy....I was mistaken. The G-bullets were by far, better. With the 980V I hit the plate 90% of the time...with the Marlin 60 and the 10-22...about 50%. Surprisingly the G-bullets shot the most accurately out of all three guns. The Marlin 60 shot with excellent accurarcy...but I was surprised that the 10-22 with its std stock barrel did very well too! After that episode I walked away with a lot more respect for my 10-22.
With the semi-auto rifles, the Federals jammed them up the most (FTE)... Also tried some Remington Thunderbolts...but not for long---their accuracy was the worst by far.