Remington .22 long rifle Cbeees

These seem to be a basement range/10 meter round. These are powder less long rifle 33gr 740 fps mv. The primer is the only propellant used.

When fired in my CZ 452 varmint, black burnt primer is on the spent cases. So they are not sealing the chamber when fired. You can clap your hands louder then the report of this round. Also they are not consistent, I can tell a difference in sound, more hit low than high.

Which brings to today’s target practice. The cbee’s had been zero 16 cilcks/1.6mil above zero set for CCI .22 lr subsonics. First shot fffiif, fell about 12 in low at 40 yards. Second shot pop fell about 3 in low. the next 3 shot cut a ragged hole low of POA.

Added 4 clicks up of elevation, total 2mil above zero. Now the shots cut a ragged hole with POI at POA. Of course there were fliers preventing a one whole group.

At this point I move the elevation down 25 clicks/2.5mil and then up 5 clicks/.5mil to the subsonic’s zero, actual zero mark on the elevation turret.

Shooting at the same target, POA and POI was the same again. Making the ragged hole larger.

I am confused as to why the POI of Cbee’s changed and the Subsonic’s did not? The only thing that may have changed is before resting rifle on hand and today resting rifle on styrofoam block. Of course today was 85 degrees/80 % humidity and before was 70 degrees 60 % humidity.

Have you tried the Cbee’s, if so with what results. These are good 10m plinking bullets, not for anything else I can think off. When these run out, wont buy any more?

Sam
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