Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum Accuracy Test

Published on May 5, 2023
Duration: 6:24

This review tests Aguila's 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum ammunition across two rifles, a Ruger American and a CZ 457, at 50 and 100 yards. While initial 50-yard groups showed moderate accuracy, the CZ 457 demonstrated potential with a tight 0.3-inch group (excluding a flyer). At 100 yards, both rifles struggled with consistency, though the CZ 457 again produced a promising 0.4-inch group with four shots before a flyer.

Quick Summary

The Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum ammunition was tested in a CZ 457 and Ruger American rifle. The CZ 457 showed promising accuracy, achieving a 0.3-inch group at 50 yards and a 0.4-inch four-shot group at 100 yards. The Ruger American produced 0.5-inch groups at 50 yards and 1.7-inch groups at 100 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Aguila 22 Magnum Review
  2. 00:3150 Yard Accuracy Test Setup
  3. 02:58Ruger American 50 Yard Results
  4. 03:22CZ 457 50 Yard Results
  5. 03:57100 Yard Accuracy Test Setup
  6. 04:59Rifle Zeroing Explanation
  7. 05:10Ruger American 100 Yard Results
  8. 05:32CZ 457 100 Yard Results
  9. 06:07Overall Ammunition Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum ammunition in a CZ 457 rifle?

In a CZ 457 rifle, the Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum ammunition achieved a best group of 0.3 inches at 50 yards (excluding a flyer). At 100 yards, four shots grouped into 0.4 inches, with a flyer expanding the total group to 1.8 inches.

What accuracy can be expected from Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum in a Ruger American rifle?

The Ruger American rifle produced groups of 0.8 inches and 0.5 inches at 50 yards with the Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum. At 100 yards, consistent 1.7-inch groups were observed across two five-shot sets.

Is Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum considered budget-friendly ammunition?

Yes, the Aguila 40gr SJSP 22 Magnum ammunition is described as fairly budget-wise, making it a potentially cost-effective choice for shooters looking for 22 Magnum rounds without a premium price tag.

How does lighter 22 Magnum ammunition perform when rifles are zeroed for heavier loads?

When a rifle is zeroed for heavier ammunition, such as 50-grain Federal, lighter ammunition like the 40-grain Aguila tends to shoot higher due to differences in ballistic performance and trajectory.

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