I'm not aarondhgraham but on the whole the Remington (green box match) was pretty good in standard guns. In our target guns, such as our Anschutz Rifles (including the guns use for ISU and Biathlon) there was much better ammo.
They worked fairly well in our H&R 5200s, and the Ruger pistols, not so well in our High Standard and Model 41 Smiths.
Unless you went to the Ely 10X or so, the most accurate was the Winchester White Box for pistol and rifle. Winchesters Rifle ammo was a bit greasy (not as bad as the Remington) but the Winchester White Box Pistol ammo was best for reliability in our Model 41s and High Standard Target Pistols.
Unless you're shooting ISU International Matches, the Remington Green box will work quite well. It would be good for plinking and your NRA Light Rifle or CMP Rimfire Sporter Matches.
The thing about Anschutz Rifles, they were picky about ammo, I've had several variances even with the same brand of ammo but different lot numbers. Ely was bad about the difference between lot numbers. If we found a lot that works we'd buy as much as we could find. When that ran out, we'd have to start all over.
They worked fairly well in our H&R 5200s, and the Ruger pistols, not so well in our High Standard and Model 41 Smiths.
Unless you went to the Ely 10X or so, the most accurate was the Winchester White Box for pistol and rifle. Winchesters Rifle ammo was a bit greasy (not as bad as the Remington) but the Winchester White Box Pistol ammo was best for reliability in our Model 41s and High Standard Target Pistols.
Unless you're shooting ISU International Matches, the Remington Green box will work quite well. It would be good for plinking and your NRA Light Rifle or CMP Rimfire Sporter Matches.
The thing about Anschutz Rifles, they were picky about ammo, I've had several variances even with the same brand of ammo but different lot numbers. Ely was bad about the difference between lot numbers. If we found a lot that works we'd buy as much as we could find. When that ran out, we'd have to start all over.